Three programs, ten accounts — 14-day payouts, up to 100% with add-ons.
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Bank TransferAbout FXIFY Futures
FXIFY Futures is the futures arm of FXIFY, run from the United Kingdom by Peter Brown and David Bhidey and trading since April 2023. It scores on Trustpilot across reviews. Trading runs on Tradovate, TradingView and NinjaTrader, and payouts go out through Riseworks, crypto or bank transfer.
Three programs and ten accounts. Standard and Expert are one-step evaluations at $50,000 to $150,000; Direct to Sim Live skips the evaluation and runs from $15,000 to $80,000, which is the smallest account on the page.
How you pay differs as much as what you pay. Standard and Expert are monthly subscriptions that keep billing until you pass, then Standard charges a $125 activation fee and Expert charges nothing. Sim Live is a one-time fee with no subscription, no activation and no reset.
The split is 80% on Standard and 90% on Expert and Sim Live. Every program sells a +10% add-on at checkout, taking Standard to 90% and the other two to 100%. Expert sells a second add-on that removes its daily loss limit, which nothing else here offers.
Payouts run on a 14-day cycle rather than daily. The first comes 14 days after your first funded trade, then every 14 calendar days from the last one. That is the main trade-off against firms paying every session.
The headline split is not what you get straight away. All three programs run the same ladder: 60% of your profit on the first payout, then 70%, 80%, 90% and 100% from the fifth. On the evaluations that share is of profit above your buffer zone; on Sim Live it is of total profit.
Every plan carries a daily loss limit — 2% on Standard, 3% on Expert, 2.5% on Sim Live — which is unusual in futures. So is how it works: on all three it is a soft breach. The account goes read-only for the rest of the day and resumes next session. It cannot fail you.
The maximum loss limit is what fails accounts. It trails your highest end-of-day balance and never moves down, then locks permanently once your balance reaches the starting balance plus the limit. After each withdrawal it locks at the starting balance.
Consistency differs by program and by stage. Standard applies 30% on the challenge and once funded. Expert applies 40% on the funded stage only, with nothing while you evaluate. Sim Live holds 20% throughout, the tightest here. The calculation resets after every payout request.
Standard and Expert hold a buffer zone of $500 to $2,000 by size, and profit has to exceed it by $100 before you can withdraw. That buffer then locks in as your maximum drawdown. Sim Live has no buffer but asks for 3% of account balance, $450 to $2,400 by size.
Every account carries a lifetime payout cap, counted on payouts received rather than profit made: $5,000 to $15,000 on the evaluations and $3,000 to $15,000 on Sim Live. Reaching it puts the account into review, and passing that review is the route to a real Live Trading Account.
Nothing holds overnight or over the weekend. A trading day runs 6:00 PM EST to 5:00 PM EST, but everything must be flat by 4:59 PM EST, and the system closes anything you leave open without breaching the account. Markets shut Friday 5:00 PM EST until Sunday 6:00 PM EST.
The rulebook is permissive in places and strict in others. Martingale and normal scalping are fine, and there is no inactivity rule on funded accounts at all. Expert Advisors are prohibited outright, hedging and reverse trading are banned, and micro scalping under a minute is treated as exploiting simulated fills.
Programs & Modes
Standard One Step — Cheapest Entry
The cheapest way in at $84.55 a month for a 50K, and the only program with an activation fee at $125 when you pass. It pays 80%, or 90% with the +10% add-on. The 30% consistency rule applies on the challenge and once funded, stricter than Expert, and it asks for four trading days rather than three. The profit target is 6% on every size and the daily loss limit is the tightest here at 2%. Resets run $79 to $199 by size.
Profit Split: 80%, plus a +10% add-on at checkout
Target $3,000 to $9,000 | Daily Loss $1,000 to $3,000 | Max Loss $2,000 to $6,000 | Contracts 3 to 12 Minis | Min Days 4 | Time ∞ Unlimited | $125 Activation Fee
Expert One Step — 90% and Bigger Size
More per month but easier once you are in: 90% as standard against Standard's 80%, no activation fee, no consistency rule while you evaluate, a 3% daily loss limit, and by far the biggest size on the page at 5 to 15 minis. It is also the only program selling an add-on that removes the daily loss limit entirely, alongside the +10% split taking you to 100%. Targets are 7% on the 50K and 100K and 6.67% on the 150K. Three trading days to pass, resets $125 to $299.
Profit Split: 90%, plus a +10% add-on at checkout
Target $3,500 to $10,000 | Daily Loss $1,500 to $4,500 | Max Loss $2,500 to $6,000 | Contracts 5 to 15 Minis | Min Days 3 | Time ∞ Unlimited | No Activation Fee
Direct to Sim Live — No Evaluation
No evaluation and no monthly subscription — a one-time fee buys immediate funded access with no activation and no reset. It pays 90%, or 100% with the add-on, and holds no buffer zone. The trade-offs are a 20% consistency rule from day one, the smallest contract limits here, a 3% minimum withdrawal, one account at a time, and a 30-day cooldown if the account closes at review. The only route to a 15K.
Profit Split: 90%, plus a +10% add-on at checkout
Target $450 to $2,400 | Daily Loss $375 to $2,000 | Max Loss $600 to $3,000 | Contracts 1 to 5 Minis | Min Days 1 | Time ∞ Unlimited | No Activation Fee
Profit Split & Payouts
Standard pays 80% and Expert and Sim Live pay 90%. A +10% add-on at checkout takes Standard to 90% and the other two to 100%, and Expert sells a second add-on that removes its daily loss limit. Payouts run every 14 calendar days from your first funded trade. All three use the same tier ladder — 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, then 100% from the fifth payout — applied to profit above the buffer zone on the evaluations and to total profit on Sim Live. Minimums are $100 above the buffer on Standard and Expert and 3% of balance on Sim Live, $450 to $2,400 by size. Lifetime caps count payouts received, running $3,000 to $15,000, and hitting one puts the account into review for a real Live Trading Account. Money goes out through Riseworks, crypto or bank transfer.
Platforms & Vendors
Three platforms: Tradovate, TradingView and NinjaTrader. Level 1 market data is free; Level 2 depth costs $39 a month at non-professional rates. Most micros run ten per mini, though MBT and MET are 1:1 and Silver is 1:5.
Contract Limits
| Program | Account Size | Max Minis | Max Micros |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard One Step — Cheapest Entry | $50,000 | 3 | 30 |
| $100,000 | 7 | 70 | |
| $150,000 | 12 | 120 | |
| Expert One Step — 90% and Bigger Size | $50,000 | 5 | 50 |
| $100,000 | 10 | 100 | |
| $150,000 | 15 | 150 | |
| Direct to Sim Live — No Evaluation | $15,000 | 1 | 10 |
| $30,000 | 2 | 20 | |
| $60,000 | 3 | 30 | |
| $80,000 | 5 | 50 |
Restricted Countries
| Size | Program | Profit Target | Max Loss | Daily Loss | Drawdown | Profit Split | Payout | Loyalty | Activation Fee | Price |
|---|
5% Off Everything
Code GUIDE takes 5% off every FXIFY Futures account, evaluations and Sim Live alike. A 50K Standard drops from $89.00 to $84.55, a 150K Expert from $349.00 to $331.55, and an 80K Sim Live from $799.00 to $759.05.
News Trading on Every Plan Allowed
Permitted across all three programs. The firm advises stop losses and smaller size around releases rather than banning the trade.
Expert Has No Evaluation Consistency Rule Allowed
Nothing during the challenge, then 40% once funded. Standard applies 30% at both stages, so Expert gives you a freer run at passing.
Martingale Allowed
No martingale restriction in the rules. Scaling size up after a loss is permitted, provided you stay inside the contract limit and both loss limits hold.
Checkout Add-Ons Allowed
Every program sells a +10% profit split add-on at checkout: Standard goes 80% to 90%, Expert and Sim Live go 90% to 100%. Expert sells a second one that removes the daily loss limit entirely, which no other program here offers.
Sim Live Skips the Evaluation Allowed
A one-time fee buys immediate funded access, with no activation fee and no monthly subscription. It is also the only route to a 15K account.
Sim Live's Daily Loss Limit Is a Soft Breach Allowed
Hit it and the account pauses for the day, then reactivates the next session. It does not fail the account, which is rare for a daily limit.
No Inactivity Rule on Funded Accounts Allowed
Funded accounts are never closed for inactivity. There is no inactivity period at all, as long as you stay inside your trading parameters.
Different IPs and Devices Are Fine Allowed
You can trade from anywhere on any device. Several accounts on one IP may trigger a clarification request, and computer ID is tracked.
Expert Carries the Biggest Size Allowed
Up to 15 minis on a 150K against Standard's 12, and 5 on a 50K against 3.
Standard and Expert Are Monthly Subscriptions Restricted
Both bill per month until you pass, then Standard charges a $125 activation fee and Expert charges nothing. Sim Live is a one-time fee with no subscription and no activation, which makes the comparison less lopsided than the sticker prices suggest.
Trading Hours and the Daily Close Restricted
A trading day runs 6:00 PM EST to 5:00 PM EST the next day, but every trade must be closed by 4:59 PM EST. Anything still open is closed automatically, which does not breach the account. Markets are shut from Friday 5:00 PM EST until Sunday 6:00 PM EST.
Payouts Run on a 14-Day Cycle Restricted
The first withdrawal comes 14 days after your first trade on the funded account, then every 14 calendar days from the last one. This is the main trade-off against firms paying daily.
Withdrawals Scale With Your Payout Count Restricted
You cannot take your full split straight away on any program. All three run 60%, 70%, 80%, 90% and 100% from the fifth payout. On Standard and Expert that share is of the profit above your buffer zone; on Sim Live it is of total profit.
The Buffer Zone, and How It Locks Restricted
Standard holds $500, $1,000 or $1,500 by size; Expert holds $1,000, $1,500 or $2,000. Profit must exceed the buffer by $100 before you can withdraw, and the buffer amount then locks in as your maximum drawdown, fixed at the starting balance.
Lifetime Payout Caps Restricted
$5,000 on a 50K, $10,000 on a 100K and $15,000 on a 150K. Sim Live runs $3,000, $6,000, $12,000 and $15,000 by size. The cap counts total payouts received on that account, not profit made. Reaching it puts the account into review, and accounts are sometimes moved to live before the cap at the team's discretion.
Consistency Differs by Program and Stage Restricted
Standard 30%, on the challenge and once funded. Expert 40%, funded stage only. Sim Live 20% throughout, the tightest here.
Every Plan Has a Daily Loss Limit, and It Is a Soft Breach Restricted
2% of the account on Standard, 3% on Expert and 2.5% on Sim Live. Hitting it on any plan sets the account to read-only for the rest of the day and you resume the next session — it never fails the account. The limit is measured against the day's starting balance, so on a $100,000 Expert sitting at $102,000 the floor for that session is $99,000. Expert sells an add-on that removes the limit entirely.
How the Maximum Loss Limit Trails and Locks Restricted
It follows your highest end-of-day balance and never moves down. On a $50,000 Standard it starts at $48,000; close at $51,000 and it rises to $49,000. It locks for good once your balance reaches the starting balance plus the limit — at $52,000 it fixes at $50,000. After each withdrawal it also locks at the starting balance. Hitting it liquidates the account.
Standard Charges an Activation Fee Restricted
$125 when the account funds. Expert charges $0 and Sim Live has none at all.
One Sim Live Account at a Time Restricted
Standard and Expert allow up to 5 accounts across evaluation and funded stages. Sim Live is limited to one instant account at a time, held separately from that count.
Resets Are Evaluation Only, Priced by Size Restricted
Standard resets cost $79, $125 and $199 by size; Expert $125, $225 and $299. Funded accounts cannot be reset, and Sim Live cannot be reset at all — if it closes, a 30-day cooldown applies.
Copy Trading Needs Approval First Restricted
Allowed, but it must be requested and reviewed before use. You submit an HTML trading history of the master account covering at least three months.
Path to a Real Live Account Restricted
Hitting the payout cap sends the account to the trading team for review. Pass it and the account can be upgraded to a Live Trading Account on real capital; on Sim Live, failing it means a 30-day cooldown.
The 2% CME Price-Limit Rule Restricted
You may not trade a product within 2% of its CME price limit, on evaluations and funded accounts alike. Equity index products such as ES, NQ, RTY and YM carry a 7% overnight limit, so you stop at a 5% daily move. Limits update after each session at 5:05 PM EST on the CME price limits page.
Micro Ratios Are Not Always 1:10 Restricted
Most micros run 1:10 against minis. MBT and MET are 1:1, and Silver (SIL) is 1:5.
Market Data Fees Restricted
Level 1 data is free on every account. Level 2 depth costs $39 a month at non-professional rates.
Riseworks KYC Is Required Restricted
Payouts need a verified Riseworks account registered to the same email as your FXIFY Futures account.
Overnight and Weekend Holding Prohibited
Nothing carries between sessions. Positions must be flat by 4:59 PM EST daily and across the weekend, and the system closes anything you leave open.
Hedging and Reverse Trading Prohibited
Holding opposite long and short positions on separate accounts to exploit a move is banned at the evaluation and funded stages alike.
Expert Advisors Prohibited
EAs are not currently permitted on any FXIFY Futures platform. The firm has said support may be added later.
Micro Scalping Prohibited
Normal scalping is allowed: 1 to 5 minutes, targeting 5 to 10 points. Micro scalping is not — trades under a minute chasing 1 to 3 points, or fewer than 10 ticks, at 50 to 100 trades a day. FXIFY treats it as exploiting simulated fills rather than a live-market strategy.
All-or-Nothing Max-Leverage Trades Prohibited
Putting the account on one maximum-size position is banned.
Account Management and Group Trading Prohibited
Letting someone else trade for you, running accounts under different names, and “pass your challenge” services all breach the one-account-per-customer rule. Coordinating identical or opposite strategies with other traders is banned with it.
Latency and Statistical Arbitrage Prohibited
Exploiting price-update delays between platforms, and deploying high-risk statistical models that chase one large win to cover losses across several accounts.
Exploiting Bugs and Glitches Prohibited
Profiting from platform errors or execution delays.
High-Leverage News Trading Prohibited
News trading itself is allowed, but placing large leveraged positions around major releases without risk management is treated as gambling and banned.
Gapped and Illiquid Market Exploitation Prohibited
Profiting from isolated fills in illiquid or gapped markets.
Account Rolling Prohibited
Buying several accounts and trading them aggressively hoping one passes.
Restricted Countries
Live On-Chain Payouts — Last 30 Days
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80% or 90%, upgradable to 100% • Every 14 days • Tier scaling to 100% by the 5th • Riseworks, crypto or bank transfer
Splits Upgrade at Checkout
Standard 80% to 90%; Expert and Sim Live 90% to 100%. The add-on is the only route to a full 100% here.
Sim Live Has No Buffer Zone
Nothing held back before your first request, where Standard and Expert hold $500 to $2,000 by size. The tier ladder still applies though, on total profit.
Riseworks, Crypto or Bank Transfer
Three ways out. Riseworks settles on-chain, which is why FXIFY appears in our live payout tracker above.
The Tier Ladder Applies to All Three Programs
How much you can actually take rises with each payout, on Standard, Expert and Sim Live alike. On the evaluations it is a share of the amount above the buffer zone; on Sim Live it is a share of total profit. The consistency calculation resets after each request and counts only profit since the last one.
| Payout | Share You Can Withdraw |
|---|---|
| 1st | 60% |
| 2nd | 70% |
| 3rd | 80% |
| 4th | 90% |
| 5th onwards | 100% |
Reset and Activation Fees by Size
Both evaluations bill monthly until you pass. Resets are priced per size, and only Standard charges to activate a funded account.
| Account | Standard Reset | Expert Reset | Standard Activation | Expert Activation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $79 | $125 | $125 | $0 |
| $100,000 | $125 | $225 | $125 | $0 |
| $150,000 | $199 | $299 | $125 | $0 |
Buffer Zones and Lifetime Caps
Profit must exceed the buffer by $100 before you can withdraw, and the buffer then locks in as your maximum drawdown at the starting balance.
| Account | Standard Buffer | Expert Buffer | Lifetime Cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $500 | $1,000 | $5,000 |
| $100,000 | $1,000 | $1,500 | $10,000 |
| $150,000 | $1,500 | $2,000 | $15,000 |
Sim Live — Caps and the 3% Minimum
No buffer zone, but a minimum withdrawal of 3% of account balance and a lifetime cap by size. The tier ladder still applies, on total profit rather than profit above a buffer.
| Account | Lifetime Cap | Minimum Withdrawal (3%) |
|---|---|---|
| $15,000 | $3,000 | $450 |
| $30,000 | $6,000 | $900 |
| $60,000 | $12,000 | $1,800 |
| $80,000 | $15,000 | $2,400 |
Every 14 Calendar Days
The first withdrawal comes 14 days after your first funded trade, then every 14 days from the last one.
Hitting the Cap Triggers a Review
Reaching your lifetime cap sends the account to the trading team. Pass and it can become a real Live Trading Account; on Sim Live, failing means a 30-day cooldown.
Riseworks KYC Is Required
Verified on the same email as your FXIFY Futures account, with an agreement to sign on the first payout.
Max Contract Sizes by Program
Standard
Expert
Sim Live
Limits are the same on the evaluation and once funded. Expert carries by far the largest size, reaching 15 minis on a 150K against Standard's 12, and Sim Live the smallest at 1 to 5. Micros are ten per mini except MBT and MET at 1:1 and Silver at 1:5.
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FXIFY Futures Reviews & Ratings
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FXIFY Futures is the futures arm of FXIFY, run from the United Kingdom by Peter Brown and David Bhidey and trading since April 2023. It scores on Trustpilot from reviews. Three programs and ten accounts, $15,000 to $150,000, on Tradovate, TradingView and NinjaTrader. Standard pays 80%, Expert and Sim Live pay 90%, and a +10% add-on at checkout takes Expert and Sim Live to 100%. Payouts run every 14 days, and every program uses the same ladder: 60% of your profit on the first request, rising to 100% by the fifth. Code GUIDE takes 5% off everything, so a 50K Standard is $84.55 a month. Two things set it apart from the daily-payout firms: every plan has a daily loss limit, and on all three it is a soft breach that never fails the account.
Summary
FXIFY Futures is a UK futures prop firm trading since April 2023, the futures arm of FXIFY. Three programs, ten accounts, $15,000 to $150,000, on three platforms with payouts through Riseworks, crypto or bank transfer. It scores on Trustpilot from reviews.
Cheapest way in is a 50K Standard at $84.55 a month with code GUIDE, which takes 5% off every account. Standard and Expert bill monthly until you pass; Sim Live is a one-time fee.
Three things decide the fit. Payouts are every 14 days rather than daily. Your first withdrawal is capped at 60% of profit and only reaches 100% on the fifth. And the daily loss limit on every plan is a soft breach, so a bad day costs you the session rather than the account.
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Is FXIFY Futures Legit?
Yes. FXIFY Futures is the futures arm of FXIFY, operating from the United Kingdom under Peter Brown and David Bhidey since April 2023. It holds on Trustpilot from reviews. Payouts run through Riseworks, crypto or bank transfer.
Three years is a longer record than most futures firms we cover, and the Riseworks route makes the payouts checkable rather than claimed, since it settles on-chain. The rulebook is unusually specific too, down to the buffer zone per size, the exact tier percentages and worked examples of how the drawdown locks.
One design choice deserves credit. Every plan carries a daily loss limit, which sounds restrictive until you read how it works: hitting it sets the account to read-only for the rest of the day and you resume the next session. It cannot fail you. Most futures firms either have no daily limit or make it a hard breach.
The structure asks more of you than daily-payout firms. Money arrives every 14 days, your first withdrawal is capped at 60% of profit rather than your headline split, and each account carries a lifetime payout cap of $3,000 to $15,000 counted on payouts received, not profit made.
That cap is a gate rather than a ceiling, though. Reaching it sends the account to the trading team, and passing that review moves you to a real Live Trading Account on the firm's capital.
The honest caveats: Expert Advisors are not permitted anywhere on the platform, nothing can be held overnight or over the weekend, and the evaluations bill monthly until you pass, so a slow run costs more than the sticker price suggests.
FXIFY Futures vs Other Futures Prop Firms
FXIFY Futures competes on the ceiling and the safety net rather than the cadence: a 100% split behind an add-on, a daily loss limit that cannot fail you, and a genuine path to real capital. Where it gives ground is payout speed and the ban on EAs.
FXIFY Futures vs Apex Trader Funding: Apex pays a flat 100% with no add-on and no tier ladder, and pays far more often than every 14 days. FXIFY Futures answers with an instant-funding route Apex does not offer, a soft-breach daily limit, and no inactivity rule at all on funded accounts. On payout speed Apex wins comfortably.
FXIFY Futures vs FundedSeat: FundedSeat pays daily where FXIFY Futures pays fortnightly, and gives you 90% from the first request rather than 60% climbing to 100%. Both ban automated trading. FXIFY Futures answers with three years of history against one, a 100% ceiling behind the add-on, and accounts from $15,000.
FXIFY Futures vs FuturesElite: FuturesElite pays daily at 90% with no ladder and allows Martingale and grid trading explicitly. FXIFY Futures allows Martingale too, and answers with a longer record, a 100% split behind the add-on, and a daily loss limit that pauses the day rather than ending the account.
FXIFY Futures vs FundedNext Futures: FundedNext pays 95% on Flex and permits EAs, which FXIFY Futures does not. FXIFY Futures answers with a 100% ceiling via the add-on, no five-withdrawal cap like FundedNext's Rapid accounts carry, and a real Live Trading Account at the end of the payout-cap review.
FXIFY Futures Frequently Asked Questions
Is FXIFY Futures legit?
Yes. It is the futures arm of FXIFY, operating from the United Kingdom under Peter Brown and David Bhidey since April 2023. Payouts run through Riseworks, which settles on-chain, so the live tracker on this page reads verified transfers rather than claims.
What is the FXIFY Futures discount code?
GUIDE. It takes 5% off every account, evaluations and Sim Live alike. A 50K Standard drops from $89.00 to $84.55, a 150K Expert from $349.00 to $331.55, and an 80K Sim Live from $799.00 to $759.05.
What accounts does FXIFY Futures offer?
Ten accounts across three programs. Standard and Expert are one-step evaluations at 50K, 100K and 150K. Direct to Sim Live skips the evaluation and runs at 15K, 30K, 60K and 80K.
How much does an FXIFY Futures account cost?
From $84.55 a month for a 50K Standard with code GUIDE, up to $759.05 for an 80K Sim Live. Expert runs $141.55 to $331.55. Standard and Expert bill monthly until you pass; Sim Live is a one-time fee. Standard adds a $125 activation fee when the account funds.
What is the cheapest FXIFY Futures account?
A 50K Standard at $84.55 a month with code GUIDE, down from $89.00. A 50K Expert is $141.55 and a 15K Sim Live $189.05.
Is FXIFY Futures a monthly subscription?
Standard and Expert are, billing per month until you pass. Sim Live is a one-time fee with no subscription, no activation and no reset.
What is the FXIFY Futures profit split?
80% on Standard and 90% on Expert and Sim Live. A +10% add-on at checkout takes Standard to 90% and the other two to 100%.
How do I get a 100% split at FXIFY Futures?
Buy the +10% profit split add-on on an Expert or Sim Live account. Standard's add-on only takes it to 90%.
What add-ons does FXIFY Futures offer?
Every program sells a +10% profit split add-on at checkout. Expert sells a second add-on that removes its daily loss limit entirely.
Which FXIFY Futures program is best?
Expert if you want the higher split, no activation fee, no consistency rule while you evaluate and the biggest contract limits. Standard if the monthly cost is the priority. Sim Live if you want funding immediately without a subscription.
How often does FXIFY Futures pay out?
Every 14 calendar days. The first withdrawal comes 14 days after your first trade on the funded account, then every 14 days from the last one.
What is the FXIFY Futures tier system?
Withdrawals scale with each payout on all three programs: 60% on the first, then 70%, 80%, 90% and 100% from the fifth. On Standard and Expert that share is of profit above your buffer zone; on Sim Live it is of total profit. The consistency calculation resets after each request.
What is the minimum payout at FXIFY Futures?
On Standard and Expert your profit must exceed the buffer zone by at least $100. On Sim Live you need 3% of account balance: $450 on a 15K, $900 on a 30K, $1,800 on a 60K and $2,400 on an 80K.
What is the FXIFY Futures buffer zone?
An amount your profit has to exceed by $100 before you can withdraw. Standard holds $500, $1,000 or $1,500 by size and Expert $1,000, $1,500 or $2,000. The buffer then locks in as your maximum drawdown at the starting balance. Sim Live has no buffer.
How much can I withdraw per payout at FXIFY Futures?
It depends on your payout number, not a fixed cap. The first request gives you 60% of eligible profit, rising to 100% by the fifth. Each account also has a lifetime cap of $5,000 to $15,000 on the evaluations and $3,000 to $15,000 on Sim Live.
Is there a payout cap at FXIFY Futures?
Yes, a lifetime cap per account: $5,000 on a 50K, $10,000 on a 100K and $15,000 on a 150K. Sim Live runs $3,000, $6,000, $12,000 and $15,000. The cap counts total payouts received, not profit made.
What happens when I hit the FXIFY Futures payout cap?
The account goes to the trading team for review. If every rule has been met it can be upgraded to a real Live Trading Account on the firm's capital. If not, the account closes and a 30-day waiting period applies before you buy again. Closing one account does not affect your others.
What are the FXIFY Futures profit targets?
Standard is 6% of the account on every size, so $3,000, $6,000 or $9,000. Expert is 7% on the 50K and 100K and 6.67% on the 150K, so $3,500, $7,000 or $10,000. Sim Live has no evaluation and no target.
Does FXIFY Futures have a daily loss limit?
Yes, on every plan: 2% of the account on Standard, 3% on Expert and 2.5% on Sim Live. On all three it is a soft breach — the account goes read-only for the rest of the day and resumes the next session. Expert sells a checkout add-on that removes it entirely.
How does the FXIFY Futures drawdown work?
The maximum loss limit trails your highest end-of-day balance and never moves down. On a $50,000 Standard it starts at $48,000 and rises to $49,000 if you close at $51,000. It locks permanently once your balance reaches the starting balance plus the limit, and after each withdrawal it locks at the starting balance. Hitting it liquidates the account.
What is the FXIFY Futures consistency rule?
Standard applies 30% on the challenge and once funded. Expert applies 40% on the funded stage only, with nothing while you evaluate. Sim Live applies 20% throughout, the tightest here. No single day's profit may exceed that share of the total, and the calculation resets after each payout request.
How many minimum trading days does FXIFY Futures require?
Four on Standard and three on Expert. Sim Live has no evaluation, so no minimum applies. A trading day means one where at least one trade was opened and closed.
Does FXIFY Futures charge an activation fee?
Only on Standard, at $125 when the account funds. Expert charges $0 and Sim Live has none at all.
Does FXIFY Futures offer resets?
On evaluations only, priced by size. Standard costs $79, $125 or $199 and Expert $125, $225 or $299. Resets are unlimited during your subscription period, though the monthly fee still bills on the normal rebill date. Funded accounts cannot be reset, and Sim Live has no reset at all.
Can I use EAs or trading bots at FXIFY Futures?
No. Expert Advisors are not currently permitted on any FXIFY Futures platform, though the firm has said support may be added later.
Can I scalp at FXIFY Futures?
Normal scalping is fine — 1 to 5 minutes, targeting 5 to 10 points. Micro scalping is prohibited: trades under a minute chasing 1 to 3 points, or fewer than 10 ticks, repeated 50 to 100 times a day.
Is martingale allowed at FXIFY Futures?
Yes. There is no martingale restriction in the rules, so you can increase size after a loss as long as you stay inside your contract limit and both loss limits hold.
Can I hedge at FXIFY Futures?
No. Reverse trading — opposite long and short positions on separate accounts — is prohibited at the evaluation and funded stages alike.
Can I copy trade at FXIFY Futures?
Yes, but it must be requested, reviewed and approved first. You submit an HTML trading history of the master account covering at least three months and showing your own name. You can copy between your own accounts, including personal accounts and accounts at other prop firms. Copying third parties or signal services is prohibited.
Can I trade the news at FXIFY Futures?
Yes, across every account type. The firm advises stop losses and smaller position sizes around releases. Placing large leveraged positions around major news without risk management is prohibited.
Can I hold trades overnight at FXIFY Futures?
No. Every trade must be closed by 4:59 PM EST each day, and anything still open is closed automatically by the system without breaching the account. A trading day runs 6:00 PM EST to 5:00 PM EST the following day.
Can I hold trades over the weekend at FXIFY Futures?
No. Markets close Friday 5:00 PM EST and reopen Sunday 6:00 PM EST, and everything has to be flat by 4:59 PM EST on Friday.
What are the FXIFY Futures trading hours?
A trading day runs 6:00 PM EST to 5:00 PM EST the next day, with all trades closed by 4:59 PM EST. Markets are shut from Friday 5:00 PM EST until Sunday 6:00 PM EST.
What is the 2% price limit rule at FXIFY Futures?
You cannot trade a product within 2% of its CME price limit, on evaluations and funded accounts alike. Equity index products such as ES, NQ, RTY and YM carry a 7% overnight limit, so you stop at a 5% daily move. Limits update after each session at 5:05 PM EST.
How many FXIFY Futures accounts can I have?
Up to five across evaluation and funded stages on Standard and Expert. Sim Live is limited to one account at a time, held separately from that count.
Does FXIFY Futures have an inactivity rule?
Not on funded accounts. They are never closed for inactivity, as long as you stay inside your trading parameters.
Is there a time limit at FXIFY Futures?
No time limit on the evaluation. The monthly subscription keeps billing until you pass, so the cost is time rather than a deadline.
How many contracts can I trade at FXIFY Futures?
From 1 mini on a 15K Sim Live up to 15 on a 150K Expert. Standard runs 3 to 12 and Sim Live 1 to 5. Micros are ten per mini for most products, but MBT and MET run 1:1 and Silver runs 1:5.
What platforms does FXIFY Futures support?
Three: Tradovate, TradingView and NinjaTrader.
Does FXIFY Futures charge for market data?
Level 1 data is free on every account. Level 2 depth costs $39 a month at non-professional rates.
How do I get paid at FXIFY Futures?
Through Riseworks, crypto or bank transfer. A verified Riseworks KYC on the same email as your FXIFY Futures account is required, and first-time payouts need an agreement signed. Requests take 2 to 3 business days to review.
Does FXIFY Futures refund the account fee?
No fee refund is published for any program.
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