My Funded Futures Inactivity Rule
The Simple Answer
My Funded Futures requires at least one trade every 7 calendar days on funded accounts to avoid an inactivity breach, though evaluation-phase accounts have no minimum trading days or time limit to progress.
The rule is published verbatim in the official Help Center article “Inactivity Rule.”
How the Inactivity Rule Works
The 7-Day Funded Account Rule
My Funded Futures states: “The inactivity rule applies only to simulated-funded accounts. To keep your funded account active, we require at least one trade every 7 calendar days.” Traders planning a break are asked to inform the firm in advance so the account is notated and a rule violation does not occur.
No Rule During Evaluation
During the evaluation phase, there is no minimum number of trading days required and no specific time limit to progress to a funded account, so traders may proceed at their own pace. The firm notes that the monthly subscription continues during this period regardless.
Final Thoughts
My Funded Futures draws a clear line between evaluation accounts, which have no inactivity requirement, and funded accounts, which require weekly trading activity.
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FAQ
What is My Funded Futures’ inactivity rule?
At least one trade every 7 calendar days is required on simulated-funded accounts.
Does the My Funded Futures inactivity rule apply during evaluation?
No, there is no minimum trading days or time limit requirement during the evaluation phase.
What happens if I violate My Funded Futures’ inactivity rule?
Violation of the inactivity rule leads to account breach.
Can I notify My Funded Futures in advance of a break?
Yes, informing the firm in advance notates the account so a rule violation does not occur.
Where is My Funded Futures’ inactivity rule published?
In the official Help Center article “Inactivity Rule.”