MyFundedFutures Trading Journal: Track EOD Drawdown and Consistency

Rules summarized as of November 2026. MyFundedFutures changes its plans and rules often, so confirm everything in the MFFU Help Center. Clarity Tracking is not affiliated with MyFundedFutures.

MyFundedFutures (MFFU) is one of the most popular futures prop firms. It sells several one-step plans, and each has its own drawdown, consistency and payout rules, so knowing exactly which plan you bought is the first thing your journal should record.

The MFFU rules to track

• End-of-day trailing drawdown: current evaluations use an EOD maximum loss limit, for example $2,000 on a $50K Builder account. The floor rises from your closing balances and stops trailing once it reaches just above the starting balance.
• Consistency: evaluations apply a rule limiting how much of your profit can come from one day. The percentage depends on the plan.
• Daily loss limit: most current plans rely on the trailing drawdown rather than a separate daily limit, but check your plan.
• Session close: open positions are normally closed automatically late in the New York afternoon, so plan exits around it.

What your journal should show

• Distance to the EOD drawdown floor after each session
• Best day as a share of total profit, checked with the consistency rule calculator
• Net P&L after commissions by contract and time of day
• Winning days counted toward payout eligibility

Journaling MFFU with Clarity Tracking

MFFU supports several futures platforms. Clarity Tracking syncs Tradovate and NinjaTrader accounts, so connect whichever you trade on. Size contracts with the tick value calculator and position size calculator.

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