What Is MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD Account and Is It The Right Plan For You?

If you like the Rapid plan's daily payouts but not the trailing drawdown that comes with its funded stage, you're not alone. It's been one of the most common requests from traders: keep the payout speed, drop the intraday trail.

The MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD account, also known as the MFFU Rapid EOD plan, is built to answer that. It keeps everything traders like about Rapid: daily payouts, a 90/10 split, no daily loss limit, and zero activation fees. Then it swaps the intraday trailing drawdown for an end-of-day drawdown at every stage, from your first evaluation trade to your first funded payout.

Here's how the plan works and how to tell if it fits the way you trade.

MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD Rules: What You Need to Know

Rapid EOD is a $50,000 account with a one-time fee of $157. There's no subscription and nothing to cancel. If you pass, there's no activation fee either.

In the evaluation, you're working with a $3,000 profit target and a $2,000 end-of-day drawdown. You can trade up to 3 minis or 30 micros, and you need a minimum of 4 trading days to pass.

There's no daily loss limit, so you don't have to worry about tripping a rule if you hit turbulence intraday. The only risk rule that matters is the end-of-day drawdown. News trading is allowed during the evaluation.

One consistency rule applies while you're evaluating: no single day can make up more than 30% of your total profit. Once you're funded, it's gone.

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How the End-of-Day Drawdown Works

Your maximum loss limit sits $2,000 below your highest end-of-day balance. It only moves when you close a day at a new high. During the session, it stays put.

That's the whole difference. An intraday trailing drawdown follows every high your account touches, including open profits you give back. An end-of-day drawdown ignores everything that happens between the open and the close.

Here's what that looks like on the $50K account. You start at $50,000 with a max loss limit of $48,000. Your account runs up to $51,200 during the day, pulls back, and you close at $50,700. Your new limit is $48,700, measured from your closing balance. Under an intraday trail, the same session would have moved your limit to $49,200 and permanently cost you $500 of cushion.

That breathing room matters if you hold trades through pullbacks, scale out of runners, or trade with wider stops. We've covered the mechanics in depth in our guide to trailing vs end-of-day drawdown.

One more thing: the drawdown locks. Once your end-of-day balance is $2,100 above your starting balance, the max loss limit stops at $100 and never trails again. From that point, you just need to keep at least $100 in the account.

Rapid EOD Payout Rules

Under the Rapid EOD payout rules, you can request a withdrawal every 24 hours. That's the Rapid family signature, and this plan keeps it fully.

You become eligible once your balance is $2,100 or more above your starting balance. From there, each request needs at least $500 in net profit since your last payout. The split is 90/10 in your favor.

Notice that the payout buffer and the drawdown lock share the same number. By the time you take your first payout, your drawdown has already stopped trailing. You're withdrawing from an account whose risk floor no longer moves.

Two rules tighten in the funded stage. Tier 1 news trading is not allowed once you're funded, and you can hold a maximum of three funded accounts at once.

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Rapid EOD vs Rapid: Which Fits You?

Both plans share the same core: daily payouts, 90/10 split, no daily loss limit, no activation fee, and a $2,100 payout buffer. The standard Rapid plan already uses an end-of-day drawdown in the evaluation. The fork comes after you pass.

The trade is simple. Rapid EOD gives you the friendlier funded drawdown. In exchange, you trade fewer contracts and spend at least four days in the evaluation instead of two.

If you scalp and you're flat within minutes, the intraday trail barely touches you. Standard Rapid gives you 5 minis and the fastest path through. If you hold positions and hate watching a trail eat your cushion on every pullback, Rapid EOD is the version built for you.

The looser 30% consistency rule fits the same profile. The plan is nudging you toward steady, spread-out performance rather than one big day.

How Rapid EOD Compares With Other MFFU Plans

Rapid EOD sits in a lineup with three other families. Pro runs accounts up to $150K with payouts of up to $100,000 per cycle and no consistency rule once funded, built for size. Builder is built for newer traders, with a daily loss limit that acts as a soft pause and payouts every 48 hours. Flex takes a performance-based approach with no payout buffer.

Why Start With Rapid EOD

Rapid EOD removes the most common reason traders pass an evaluation and then stall in a funded account: the rules changing underneath them. The drawdown you pass under is the drawdown you get paid under. That's a clear, consistent structure. No daily loss limit, no funded consistency rule, no activation fee, and a payout window every 24 hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD plan? A $50,000 evaluation plan in the Rapid family that uses an end-of-day drawdown at both the evaluation and sim funded stages. It keeps Rapid's daily payouts, 90/10 split, no daily loss limit, and zero activation fees. One-time cost is $157.

How is Rapid EOD different from the standard Rapid plan? The evaluation is nearly identical. The difference shows up after you pass: standard Rapid switches to an intraday trailing drawdown when funded, while Rapid EOD stays end-of-day. Rapid EOD also has smaller contract limits (3 minis vs 5), a 30% evaluation consistency rule instead of 50%, and a 4-day minimum instead of 2.

What is an end-of-day drawdown? A maximum loss limit that only updates at the daily close, based on your end-of-day balance. Intraday highs your account touches and gives back don't move it. On Rapid EOD, the limit always sits $2,000 below your highest end-of-day balance.

Does the drawdown ever stop trailing? Yes. Once your end-of-day balance is $2,100 above the starting balance, the limit locks at $100 permanently. You only need to keep at least $100 in the account after that.

Is there a daily loss limit? No, at either stage. The $2,000 end-of-day drawdown is the only drawdown rule on the plan.

How often can I get paid? Every 24 hours once you're eligible. You need your balance at least $2,100 above start and $500 or more in net profit since your last payout. Minimum payout is $500 and the split is 90/10.

Is there a consistency rule? Only in the evaluation, where no single day can exceed 30% of your total profit. There's no consistency rule once you're funded.

Are there activation or monthly fees? No. Rapid EOD is a single payment of $157 with no activation fee and no subscription.

What happens if I breach? Falling below the end-of-day max loss is a hard breach and the account closes. To continue, you'd purchase a reset or start a new evaluation.