Funded Futures Family

Sharing my experience for transparency. The transition to Live was sudden and not clearly communicated. I was notified only two days before my second payout and moved to Live without prior notice. Shortly afterward, my Live account was closed and downgraded to a PRO account, requiring me to rebuild my buffer. The PRO step was not part of the rules when I initially moved to Live and was applied retroactively in my case. I was also informed of a 60-day waiting period after breaching the PRO account, along with forfeiture of any balance beyond the capped payout. Several other traders I spoke with reported similar experiences. Overall, communication and support lacked clarity and consistency. As a result, I lost a significant amount of simulated funded balance accumulated over more than two months. Based on my experience, I chose not to continue trading with this firm.

Sharing my experience for transparency. The transition to Live was sudden and not clearly communicated. I was notified only two days before my second payout and moved to Live without prior notice. Shortly afterward, my Live account was closed and downgraded to a PRO account, requiring me to rebuild my buffer. The PRO step was not part of the rules when I initially moved to Live and was applied retroactively in my case. I was also informed of a 60-day waiting period after breaching the PRO account, along with forfeiture of any balance beyond the capped payout. Several other traders I spoke with reported similar experiences. Overall, communication and support lacked clarity and consistency. As a result, I lost a significant amount of simulated funded balance accumulated over more than two months. Based on my experience, I chose not to continue trading with this firm.

I am writing this review to share my personal experience with Funded Futures Family, which I believe operates in a way that is designed to avoid paying profitable traders. I purchased four straight-to-funded accounts and successfully reached the required profit targets. I generated approximately $9,000 in profits and requested my first payout of $3,000, which was approved. On my second payout cycle, I had generated over $10,000 in profit on each account, totaling more than $40,000 combined. Two days before my scheduled payout, I was suddenly informed that I had been moved from simulated funded accounts to a live account with only $5,000 total drawdown, and all four of my simulated funded accounts were paused without prior warning. The live account came with significantly stricter conditions: $1,200 daily loss limit Maximum of 5 micro contracts Restricted to CME products only (no gold, silver, or other commodities) Required me to pay approximately $180 per month for live market data After I incurred a loss of around $2,500 (still well within the remaining drawdown), Funded Futures Family closed my live account and moved me to a “Pro” account with the same balance and drawdown. Once that account was eventually blown, I was given two options: Wait 60 days for my accounts to be unpaused — but even if I reached another payout, I was told I would not be paid. Any payout amount would simply be used to move me back into a Pro account. Avoid the 60-day wait by moving immediately to a live account, trade for 7 more days, meet consistency rules, and reach the profit target again — yet still receive no payout. Any requested payout would again be converted into a Pro account, and any remaining balance would be forfeited. In short, once you enter this “Pro” and “Live” cycle, payouts are effectively denied, and you are required to repeatedly trade, meet targets, and follow new rules without ever receiving your earned profits. This appears to be an endless loop designed to avoid paying traders. I strongly advise traders to save their time, money, and energy and choose a prop firm with transparent rules and a proven record of actually paying their traders. My experience with Funded Futures Family has been extremely disappointing and frustrating.

I am writing this review to share my personal experience with Funded Futures Family, which I believe operates in a way that is designed to avoid paying profitable traders. I purchased four straight-to-funded accounts and successfully reached the required profit targets. I generated approximately $9,000 in profits and requested my first payout of $3,000, which was approved. On my second payout cycle, I had generated over $10,000 in profit on each account, totaling more than $40,000 combined. Two days before my scheduled payout, I was suddenly informed that I had been moved from simulated funded accounts to a live account with only $5,000 total drawdown, and all four of my simulated funded accounts were paused without prior warning. The live account came with significantly stricter conditions: $1,200 daily loss limit Maximum of 5 micro contracts Restricted to CME products only (no gold, silver, or other commodities) Required me to pay approximately $180 per month for live market data After I incurred a loss of around $2,500 (still well within the remaining drawdown), Funded Futures Family closed my live account and moved me to a “Pro” account with the same balance and drawdown. Once that account was eventually blown, I was given two options: Wait 60 days for my accounts to be unpaused — but even if I reached another payout, I was told I would not be paid. Any payout amount would simply be used to move me back into a Pro account. Avoid the 60-day wait by moving immediately to a live account, trade for 7 more days, meet consistency rules, and reach the profit target again — yet still receive no payout. Any requested payout would again be converted into a Pro account, and any remaining balance would be forfeited. In short, once you enter this “Pro” and “Live” cycle, payouts are effectively denied, and you are required to repeatedly trade, meet targets, and follow new rules without ever receiving your earned profits. This appears to be an endless loop designed to avoid paying traders. I strongly advise traders to save their time, money, and energy and choose a prop firm with transparent rules and a proven record of actually paying their traders. My experience with Funded Futures Family has been extremely disappointing and frustrating.

I Had 150k account which was rebilled on 28th December. I traded it from January and somehow the dashboard was not updated. It continued to show my previous months data as well so I talked with customer support and one of the the guys resetted my account. I was up 3700 in profit and I told the guy and he got it back to my original balance of 153700. But the dashboard and tradovate balance was still 150000. Only the net liquid showed with the profit balance. So I thought it will get updated and got on trading. Today when I got to trading the tradovate balance was still not updated and I went to see my dashboard, it was also not updated and the net liquid was also resetted to 150000. I straight went to customer support and told about the issue. Timothy from customer service told me we can't reverse back to your profit amount. I already got pissed there and I said ok if you can't reverse it atleast give me 1 month time from the day you guys resetted my account. He told me we can't do that either. I have to 2 weeks left until the accounts rebill date comes which is 27th January and you guys resetted my account on 12th January. So Basically I paid the money to trade for only 2 weeks. I mean how is that fair in anyway? where is the solution here? I as customer need to pay for the mistakes and incompetence of you guys right? I am not a review kind of guy. I don't usually give out a review and that too a negative one. But this one i needed to. I told Timothy as well I am going to give 1 star review. He hasn't replied it yet . I guess I will be taking my business elsewhere. Thank you for nothing

I Had 150k account which was rebilled on 28th December. I traded it from January and somehow the dashboard was not updated. It continued to show my previous months data as well so I talked with customer support and one of the the guys resetted my account. I was up 3700 in profit and I told the guy and he got it back to my original balance of 153700. But the dashboard and tradovate balance was still 150000. Only the net liquid showed with the profit balance. So I thought it will get updated and got on trading. Today when I got to trading the tradovate balance was still not updated and I went to see my dashboard, it was also not updated and the net liquid was also resetted to 150000. I straight went to customer support and told about the issue. Timothy from customer service told me we can't reverse back to your profit amount. I already got pissed there and I said ok if you can't reverse it atleast give me 1 month time from the day you guys resetted my account. He told me we can't do that either. I have to 2 weeks left until the accounts rebill date comes which is 27th January and you guys resetted my account on 12th January. So Basically I paid the money to trade for only 2 weeks. I mean how is that fair in anyway? where is the solution here? I as customer need to pay for the mistakes and incompetence of you guys right? I am not a review kind of guy. I don't usually give out a review and that too a negative one. But this one i needed to. I told Timothy as well I am going to give 1 star review. He hasn't replied it yet . I guess I will be taking my business elsewhere. Thank you for nothing

Closed my account there 3 months ago today they decided that the could charge me twice saying the accounts are open. Haven't paid in 3 months and suddenly now they charge me contacted support they can't do anything for me

Closed my account there 3 months ago today they decided that the could charge me twice saying the accounts are open. Haven't paid in 3 months and suddenly now they charge me contacted support they can't do anything for me

I’m sharing my recent experience with Funded Futures Family because what happened deserves to be known. I was managing two 50K accounts, each with a comfortable safety buffer of around $9,500, well above the required minimum. At the time of purchase, I was following the rules that were in place, including the previous microscalping framework. Nothing indicated that a rule change could lead to a complete removal of profits. FFF later modified its microscalping rule. The official page simply states “Updated over 3 weeks ago,” with no precise date, no archive of the previous rule, and no communication sent to traders. There is no way to know when the rule changed or whether it applies to accounts purchased before. The dashboard provides no indicator to track this rule: no counter, no percentage, no alert. It’s impossible to know whether you are compliant or not. My payout request was denied without proof, only with generic replies repeating the rule. Then FFF removed all of my profits. Since I received nothing from them to justify this decision, I had to extract all my data from Tradovate myself. It’s not easy to analyze, but the numbers are clear: the day after and on the same day as my exchange with FFF, I was below the threshold, at 48.6%. The day before, I was around 50.5% or 51%, which shows that one or two trades were enough to move back under the limit — which was already the case when I checked. Short trades represented only 18% of all trades. Even under their new rule, I was not in violation. If I had known about the rule change, I would simply have waited before submitting my payout request. But without communication, without a date, and without visibility, it was impossible to know the rule had changed. Here is what I observe today: a rule change with no date and no communication, retroactive application, no proof provided, a dashboard that doesn’t show the required metrics, and a complete removal of profits. I was genuinely satisfied with FFF until now. I never thought I would have to write something like this, but what happened is serious enough to share. FFF has clearly changed, and not for the better.

I’m sharing my recent experience with Funded Futures Family because what happened deserves to be known. I was managing two 50K accounts, each with a comfortable safety buffer of around $9,500, well above the required minimum. At the time of purchase, I was following the rules that were in place, including the previous microscalping framework. Nothing indicated that a rule change could lead to a complete removal of profits. FFF later modified its microscalping rule. The official page simply states “Updated over 3 weeks ago,” with no precise date, no archive of the previous rule, and no communication sent to traders. There is no way to know when the rule changed or whether it applies to accounts purchased before. The dashboard provides no indicator to track this rule: no counter, no percentage, no alert. It’s impossible to know whether you are compliant or not. My payout request was denied without proof, only with generic replies repeating the rule. Then FFF removed all of my profits. Since I received nothing from them to justify this decision, I had to extract all my data from Tradovate myself. It’s not easy to analyze, but the numbers are clear: the day after and on the same day as my exchange with FFF, I was below the threshold, at 48.6%. The day before, I was around 50.5% or 51%, which shows that one or two trades were enough to move back under the limit — which was already the case when I checked. Short trades represented only 18% of all trades. Even under their new rule, I was not in violation. If I had known about the rule change, I would simply have waited before submitting my payout request. But without communication, without a date, and without visibility, it was impossible to know the rule had changed. Here is what I observe today: a rule change with no date and no communication, retroactive application, no proof provided, a dashboard that doesn’t show the required metrics, and a complete removal of profits. I was genuinely satisfied with FFF until now. I never thought I would have to write something like this, but what happened is serious enough to share. FFF has clearly changed, and not for the better.