My Funded Futures vs Bulenox: Prices, Rules and Payouts Compared

My Funded Futures (MFFU) and Bulenox both avoid monthly subscriptions. You pay once for an evaluation and there is no renewal. Beyond that, the gap is mostly about information. MFFU publishes plan-by-plan payout rules, buffers and splits. Bulenox lets you choose your drawdown type and has no minimum trading days, but the official pages we could read did not publish its profit split or payout terms. This comparison uses each firm's official site and help center as checked on November 3, 2026.

Quick verdict

• Choose My Funded Futures if you want published payout rules, daily payouts (Rapid and Rapid EOD), no activation fee and named platforms such as NinjaTrader, Tradovate or ATAS.
• Choose Bulenox if you want a one-off price from $145, no minimum trading days and a choice between real-time trailing and end-of-day drawdown, and you are willing to get its payout rules confirmed in writing before you buy.

Side by side

50K account	My Funded Futures	Bulenox
Pricing model	One-time fee	One-time fee (30 days of access)
Price (50K, regular)	$153 (Builder), $209 (Rapid), $225 (Rapid EOD), $265 (Pro)	$175
Activation fee	None	Not published on the pages we checked
Account sizes	$25K to $150K	$25K to $150K
Profit split	90/10 on Rapid and Rapid EOD; 80/20 on Pro and Builder	Not published on the pages we checked
Drawdown type	End-of-day, except Rapid, which switches to intraday trailing once funded	Your choice: Option 1 real-time trailing or Option 2 end-of-day
Daily loss limit	None on Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro. Builder: $1,000 on 50K (pauses trading)	Option 1: none. Option 2: yes, pauses trading (Qualification amounts not published)
Consistency rule	Rapid and Pro 50% (evaluation); Rapid EOD 30% (evaluation); Builder 50% at payout stage	Not published on the pages we checked
Minimum days	1 to 4 depending on plan	None
Payouts	Rapid and Rapid EOD daily ($500 minimum); Builder every 48 hours; Pro after 14 days ($1,000 minimum)	Not published on the pages we checked
Platforms	NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, Hyperprop, Volumetrica, DeepChart, ATAS	Rithmic-connected, "20+" platforms (not named)
FuturesPro score	7.7 / 10	6.4 / 10

Cost

MFFU's 50K plans cost $153 (Builder), $209 (Rapid), $225 (Rapid EOD) or $265 (Pro), each paid once with a $0 activation fee. MFFU did not publish a regular price for every plan size on the pages we checked.

A Bulenox 50K Qualification account costs $175, its 25K costs $145, and every size is a one-time fee with 30 days of access. Non-professional data is free. If you do not pass in 30 days, you need a new purchase. Bulenox did not publish any fee for activating a Master account after you pass, so the total cost is less certain. Fast Track accounts that skip qualification cost $488 for 50K.

Rules

Drawdown

MFFU's Rapid EOD, Pro and Builder plans use a $2,000 end-of-day drawdown on 50K. Rapid is EOD in evaluation but switches to intraday trailing once funded, stopping at $100 above the starting balance. Bulenox lets you choose at purchase. Option 1 is a real-time trailing drawdown with full size and no daily limit. Option 2 is end-of-day, with a daily limit and contracts that scale with your balance. The 50K Qualification drawdown is up to $2,500. Our trailing drawdown calculator shows how a real-time trailing floor reacts to open profit.

Daily loss limit

MFFU Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro have no daily loss limit. Builder has a soft $1,000 limit on 50K that pauses trading. Bulenox Option 1 has none. Option 2 has one that pauses trading, but the Qualification amounts were not published (Fast Track 50K Option 2 is $1,200).

Consistency and minimum days

MFFU uses 50% in evaluation on Rapid and Pro, 30% on Rapid EOD and 50% at the payout stage on Builder, with minimum days from one to four. Bulenox Qualification accounts have no minimum days. Its funded consistency rule was not readable on the pages we checked.

News and overnight

MFFU's Rapid 50K article says Tier 1 news trading is allowed in evaluation but not on the funded sim account, and we found no official MFFU page on overnight holding. Bulenox's Fast Track page says positions must be closed before 15:59 CT. Its news and weekend answers were not readable. Confirm both with each firm if they matter to you.

Payouts

MFFU pays 90/10 on Rapid and Rapid EOD, with daily requests once the 50K buffer of $2,100 is met and a $500 minimum. Builder pays 80/20 every 48 hours, with a $500 minimum and a $2,000 cap per cycle on 50K. Pro pays 80/20 after at least 14 days, with a $1,000 minimum.

For Bulenox, we could not verify the profit split, payout frequency, minimum, cap or buffer. The help center lists these headings, but the content did not load on the official pages we accessed. Bulenox allows up to five Master-level accounts at once.

Platforms

MFFU lists eight platforms: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, Hyperprop, Volumetrica, DeepChart and ATAS. Bulenox runs on Rithmic and advertises "20+ platforms" without naming them, so check that your platform works with a Bulenox Rithmic login first.

Who each firm suits

My Funded Futures

MFFU suits traders who want to know exactly how and when they can withdraw, and who want to pick a plan that fits their style: Rapid EOD for daily payouts with an EOD drawdown, Pro for no daily limit and bigger withdrawals, or Builder for a low entry price and a daily stop. It scores 7.7 out of 10.

Bulenox

Bulenox suits cost-conscious traders who want a low one-off entry and like choosing their drawdown model, and who are comfortable asking the firm to confirm payout terms before committing. It scores 6.4 out of 10, mainly because those terms are not published.

Read our full My Funded Futures review and Bulenox review, compare them in our comparison tool, or see all futures prop firms we rank.

Frequently asked questions

Do MFFU and Bulenox charge monthly fees?

No. Both sell one-time evaluations. Bulenox Qualification access lasts 30 days.

What is the Bulenox profit split?

We could not verify it from Bulenox's official pages. MFFU pays 90/10 on Rapid and Rapid EOD and 80/20 on Pro and Builder.

Which firm lets me choose an end-of-day drawdown?

Both. Bulenox Option 2 is end-of-day, and MFFU's Rapid EOD, Pro and Builder plans are end-of-day throughout.

Is there a minimum number of trading days?

Not on Bulenox Qualification accounts. MFFU's plans need one to four days.

Which firm names its platforms?

MFFU lists eight by name. Bulenox says "20+" Rithmic platforms without naming them.