Funded Futures Family

Firm notes

Futures-only prop firm. STRUCTURAL SKELETON ONLY -- see below. Real, confirmed-this-round lineup (resolving earlier naming confusion): 4 current programs -- **Velocity**, **Prime**, **Premier Plus**, **Straight-to-Funded (S2F)**. A separate "Classic/Premiere/Elite" naming seen on other pages/aggregators appears to be stale, from an earlier version of the firm's own site -- not used here. Confirmed qualitative rules (from the owner's paste, itself sourced from a third-party article citing the firm's own Intercom help center -- not a direct screenshot of the firm's site, flagged accordingly): - **Payout qualifying days** (a "qualifying day" = any day with at least $200+ profit, a FLAT threshold not scaled by account size): Prime and Velocity require 3, Premier Plus requires 5, Straight-to-Funded requires 7. The qualifying-day count resets after each payout. - **Consistency rule**: Premier Plus has NONE at all, during evaluation or funded (confirmed unconditionally in one part of the source; a later summary paragraph in the same source added a "(with FastPass)" qualifier that doesn't appear anywhere else and closely matches a checkout-option name already seen at a different firm (TradeDay) -- treated as a likely content-scraping error in the third-party source, not trusted). Prime and Velocity: 40% "lifetime cap" (no single day's profit may exceed 40% of TOTAL lifetime realized gains -- an unusual framing versus the more common "per payout cycle" cap seen at other firms). Straight-to-Funded: 25% DAILY cap (a different framing again). Velocity has an optional "Daily Payout" add-on that removes both the qualifying-day requirement and the consistency rule entirely -- exact pricing/mechanics of this add-on not found. - **Payout cycle**: every 3 days on Prime and Velocity, every 5 days on Premier Plus, every 7 days on Straight-to-Funded. - **Payout buffer/denial logic**: on most plans, a payout is declined if it would drop the balance below a required buffer (buffer amount not found, likely size-specific). Premier Plus uses a DIFFERENT mechanic instead -- a "Net-Profit rule": the balance must be at least $1 above the previously requested balance, no buffer concept at all. - **Payout processing**: reviewed Mon-Fri, requests submitted before 5pm EST are reviewed same day; funds typically sent within 24 hours of signing the payout contract (crypto same-day/24h, bank/wire 1-3 business days). Processed via Rise. - **Drawdown type**: the source describes "End-of-Day trailing drawdown (realized gains only)" for two of the programs and "intraday trailing drawdown (moves with unrealized PnL)" for a third -- but used the STALE "Classic/Premiere/Elite" names when describing this, not the current "Velocity/Prime/Premier Plus/S2F" names. The mapping between old and new names was not given anywhere in what was reviewed -- NOT modeled on any account_type below rather than guessed, a real and important gap since drawdown type is one of this database's most-compared fields. - **Straight-to-Funded (S2F)**: skips the evaluation entirely, starts trading a simulated funded account from day one (instant_funding). - **Prime**: can be passed in as little as 1 day. Real gap, the reason this is a skeleton only: NO size-specific number was found anywhere in what was reviewed -- no profit target, no drawdown dollar amount, no price, not even which account sizes each of the 4 types is offered in. account_sizes/plans/stage_rules_versions are deliberately not created this round. Source: owner-pasted content, itself compiled from a third-party article ("funded futures accounts" guide) that cites the firm's own Intercom help center and FAQ -- not a direct screenshot/fetch of fundedfuturesfamily.com itself. Reviewed 2026-09-04. Owner's own words: "cant find much else so if theres stuff missing well add it later."