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How the Evaluation Works

Before accessing funded capital, traders must complete an evaluation phase designed to test consistency and risk management. Read below!

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Profit Targets by Account Size

Each evaluation account has a set profit target that must be achieved without breaching any rules:​

  • $50K Account: $3,000

  • $100K Account: $6,000

  • $150K Account: $9,000

These targets are designed to assess your ability to generate consistent profits while managing risk effectively. ​


Minimum Trading Days

Traders are required to trade for a minimum of 2 separate days during the evaluation phase. This ensures that profits are not the result of a single successful trade and that traders demonstrate consistency over multiple sessions.


Time Limits

While the evaluation phase is designed to be flexible, traders are encouraged to reach their profit targets promptly. There is no strict time limit; however, maintaining consistent performance over time is crucial.


Consistency Rule

To promote disciplined trading, FFF enforces a 50% consistency rule during the evaluation:

  • No more than 50% of the total profit target can be achieved in a single day.

  • The remaining profit must be earned on at least one additional day.​

For example, in a $50K account with a $3,000 profit target:​

  • Day 1: Maximum profit allowed is $1,500.

  • Day 2: Remaining $1,500 must be earned to meet the target.​

This rule ensures that traders demonstrate the ability to generate profits consistently over multiple days.


By adhering to these guidelines—achieving the profit target, trading on the minimum required days, and following the consistency rule—you'll be well on your way to securing a funded account with Funded Futures Family.

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