Funded Futures Network Rule Changes — Week of Jul 20, 2026

Recent Changes at Funded Futures Network: A Comprehensive Overview

The landscape of prop trading can shift rapidly, and recent updates from Funded Futures Network (FFN) highlight significant changes that traders should be aware of. This article provides a detailed analysis of the new account tiers and the removal of certain evaluation options, as well as a comparison with competitors.

New Account Tiers Introduced

FFN has introduced several new evaluation tiers aimed at accommodating a range of trader needs:

1. 25K MAX Standard Evaluation

   • Account Size: $25,000
   • Daily Loss Limit: $1,000
   • Max Drawdown: $1,500
   • Profit Target: $2,000
   • Monthly Fee: $68
   • Reset Fee: $100

2. 50K MAX Standard Evaluation

   • Account Size: $50,000
   • Daily Loss Limit: $1,250
   • Max Drawdown: $2,000
   • Profit Target: $3,000
   • Monthly Fee: $80
   • Reset Fee: $100

3. 100K MAX Standard Evaluation

   • Account Size: $100,000
   • Daily Loss Limit: $2,500
   • Max Drawdown: $3,600
   • Profit Target: $6,000
   • Monthly Fee: $158
   • Reset Fee: $100

4. 150K MAX Standard Evaluation

   • Account Size: $150,000
   • Daily Loss Limit: $3,750
   • Max Drawdown: $5,000
   • Profit Target: $9,000
   • Monthly Fee: $183
   • Reset Fee: $100

5. 250K MAX Standard Evaluation

   • Account Size: $250,000
   • Daily Loss Limit: $4,500
   • Max Drawdown: $6,000
   • Profit Target: $15,000
   • Monthly Fee: $295
   • Reset Fee: $100

Evaluation Tiers Removed

In contrast, FFN has also removed several tiers, including:

• 25K Standard OG Evaluation
• 50K Standard OG Evaluation
• 100K Standard OG Evaluation
• 150K Standard OG Evaluation
• 250K Standard OG Evaluation

These changes may reflect a strategic shift towards more standardized offerings, focusing on the tiers that are most popular among traders.

Instrument Availability

Additionally, FFN has removed several instruments from its trading offerings, including:

• Swiss Franc (6S)
• Soybean Meal (ZM)
• Soybean Oil (ZL)
• Micro EUR/USD (M6E)
• Micro AUD/USD (M6A)
• GE (GE)

Comparison with Competitors

When comparing FFN to competitors like Alpha Futures and My Funded Futures, both of which boast a Trustpilot rating of 4.9, FFN's new offerings present a competitive edge in terms of tier variety and profit potential. However, the removal of certain evaluation tiers and instruments could impact trader preferences, especially for those who valued the flexibility of previous options.

Conclusion

Funded Futures Network is adapting to the evolving needs of traders with new evaluation tiers and a streamlined approach to offerings. While the removal of certain tiers and instruments may raise questions, the introduction of higher profit targets and structured limits could attract new traders. As always, traders should assess their individual strategies and preferences when choosing a prop trading firm.