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Understanding FutureFunded's Evaluation Plans
Understanding FutureFunded's Evaluation Plans
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At FutureFunded, we offer a variety of evaluation plans tailored to meet the needs of traders at every experience level. Whether you're just starting out or have years of trading experience, we have an evaluation plan suited to your needs. Here’s a comprehensive overview of our offerings:

Intermediate Evaluation: Ideal for Beginners


Perfect for those new to trading or those who prefer a structured approach, the Intermediate Evaluation offers:

  • Designed for Beginners: Provides a supportive environment to help you learn and develop your trading skills.

  • Flexible Conditions: Features no daily drawdown limits, low-profit targets, and an additional maximum drawdown on the $50k account size.

  • Fast Payouts: Receive payouts every 14 calendar days, with no cap after 60 days.

  • Unrestricted Trading: No consistency rule during the challenge stage and no minimum trading days are required.

Master Evaluation: For Experienced Traders


Tailored for seasoned traders seeking greater flexibility and advanced features, the Master Evaluation includes:

  • Trade with Freedom: No scaling requirements or activation fees, enabling unrestricted trading.

  • Increased Flexibility: Enjoy no consistency rules during both the challenge and funded stages, along with no daily drawdown limits.

  • Appealing Financial Terms: Features End of Day (EOD) trailing that locks in at an initial +100, with no payout limits.

  • Consistent Payouts: Enjoy payouts every 14 calendar days, with no minimum trading day requirements.

Choosing the Optimal Plan

Selecting the appropriate evaluation plan is essential. Consider:

  • Trader Expertise: Beginners may find the Intermediate plan beneficial, while experienced traders might favour the Master plan.

  • Risk Tolerance: The Intermediate plan offers more structured guidance, whereas the Master plan provides increased trading autonomy.

  • Financial Factors: Consider the initial costs, reset fees, and potential earnings for each plan.

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