How to pass a Funded Futures Family evaluation: the rules and the math

9 min read · Updated September 27, 2026

In short
  • Funded Futures Family sells 4 evaluations: Prime Evaluation, Premier+ Evaluation (EOD), Premier+ Evaluation (Intraday) and Velocity Evaluation.
  • Drawdown: Prime Evaluation and Premier+ Evaluation (EOD) trail end of day, stopping at the starting balance; Premier+ Evaluation (Intraday) and Velocity Evaluation trail intraday and never stop trailing.
  • Consistency to pass: Velocity Evaluation 40%; Prime Evaluation, Premier+ Evaluation (EOD) and Premier+ Evaluation (Intraday) have none.
  • These are Funded Futures Family's published rules as of September 25, 2026. Funded Futures Family's current help center always governs.

This guide walks through what each Funded Futures Family evaluation actually requires, with the numbers worked out at 50K, and what changes once you're funded. It explains the rules and the arithmetic; it doesn't recommend a plan or a strategy.

The evaluations at a glance

PlanTargetMax drawdownConsistencyDaily loss limitMin daysMax minis / micros
Prime Evaluation (50K)$3,000$2,000, end of dayNoneNone—5 / 50
Premier+ Evaluation (EOD) (50K)$3,000$1,500, end of dayNoneNone—4 / 40
Premier+ Evaluation (Intraday) (50K)$3,000$2,000, intradayNoneNone—4 / 40
Velocity Evaluation (50K)$4,000$2,250, intraday40%None—5 / 50

Every plan and size, with sources, is on the Funded Futures Family rules page.

Plan by plan

Prime Evaluation

On a 50K, your floor starts at $48,000 and trails your highest end-of-day balance. It stops rising once it reaches $50,000, your starting balance, which happens the first time your close reaches $52,000. From then on it's fixed.

There's no consistency rule to pass this plan, so in principle a single strong day can reach the target.

Daily loss limit: no daily loss limit. List price (50K): $204 a month, with no activation fee.

Funded Futures Family's own notes on this plan:

Premier+ Evaluation (EOD)

On a 50K, your floor starts at $48,500 and trails your highest end-of-day balance. It stops rising once it reaches $50,000, your starting balance, which happens the first time your close reaches $51,500. From then on it's fixed.

There's no consistency rule to pass this plan, so in principle a single strong day can reach the target.

Daily loss limit: no daily loss limit. List price (50K): $194 a month, with no activation fee.

Funded Futures Family's own notes on this plan:

Premier+ Evaluation (Intraday)

On a 50K, your floor starts at $48,000 and trails your highest balance in real time, including open profit. It never stops trailing during the evaluation, so you always have at most the full drawdown of room below your best balance.

There's no consistency rule to pass this plan, so in principle a single strong day can reach the target.

Daily loss limit: no daily loss limit. List price (50K): $154 a month, with no activation fee.

Funded Futures Family's own notes on this plan:

Velocity Evaluation

On a 50K, your floor starts at $47,750 and trails your highest balance in real time, including open profit. It never stops trailing during the evaluation, so you always have at most the full drawdown of room below your best balance.

Your best day can be at most 40% of your total profit. On a $4,000 target that makes $1,600 the biggest day that keeps the target where it is. A $2,100 best day would mean you need $5,250 of total profit ($2,100 ÷ 0.4). It also means you can't pass in fewer than 3 days.

Daily loss limit: no daily loss limit. List price (50K): $125 a month, with no activation fee.

Funded Futures Family's own notes on this plan:

The math of the race

Every evaluation is a race: the target up before the drawdown down. At 50K on Prime Evaluation, that's $3,000 before $2,000, so you need 1.5 times the drawdown in profit before losing it once, and while the floor is trailing, your room never exceeds $2,000.

One way traders reason about this is a daily risk budget sized against the room they have. With $2,000 of room, a $500 budget survives four full losing days; a larger one reaches the target sooner but survives fewer. Which balance fits depends on your win rate, average win and loss, and trade count. The pass rate calculator runs your numbers against every Funded Futures Family plan, and TradeHarbor's Pass simulator does the same with your real trades.

After you pass

Payout requirements for each funded plan are on the Funded Futures Family rules page.

This guide explains Funded Futures Family's published rules and the arithmetic behind them. It isn't trading or financial advice, and it doesn't recommend any firm or strategy. Funded Futures Family changes its rules from time to time; check its help center before you buy.

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