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    My Funded Futures vs Bulenox: Compared Rule by Rule for 2026

    MFFU and Bulenox target the same one-time-fee futures trader who wants an alternative to Apex. Both firms compete on drawdown variant flexibility and payout speed.

    Side-by-side comparison

    RuleMy Funded FuturesBulenox
    MarketsFutures (CME)Futures (CME, NYMEX, COMEX, CBOT)
    Audited variants52
    Evaluation1-Step (Core/Rapid/Pro/Flex/Builder)1-Step (Qualification)
    Account sizes$25K, $50K, "00K, "50K"0K to $250K
    Fee (100K)~"07/month~$215/month
    Profit split80 to 90% (plan-specific)100% first "0K, then 90%
    Max drawdown$2K to $3K trailing (plan-specific)$3K trailing (100K)
    Drawdown typeTrailingTrailing
    Daily lossNone (no DLL)$2,200 (EOD accounts)
    Consistency ruleNone on Rapid / 50% best-day on Builder & Flex40%
    Min trading days1 (Starter/Expert)0
    Payout speed~1 minute (reported)1 to 7 days
    Payout frequencyDaily (Rapid) / Weekly (Builder, Flex)Weekly
    News tradingAllowedAllowed
    EAs / botsAllowed (no HFT)Allowed (18+ platforms)
    Weekend holdingNot allowedNot allowed
    Scaling cap"00K payout cap; path to liveUp to 11 Master accounts (3 active)
    US tradersYesYes
    Trustpilot4.9 (4,000+)4.7 (~3,000)
    Value score8474

    Verdict

    Pick MFFU if the payout-from-first-eligible-day mechanic and its slightly larger community matter. Pick Bulenox if its specific EoD variant behaviour is a better match for your trading window.

    My Funded Futures strengths

    No daily loss limit, ultra fast payouts (~1 min), 100% first "0K, path to live capital

    My Funded Futures weaknesses

    Monthly subscription, strict HFT restrictions, newer track record

    Bulenox strengths

    Widest platform selection (18+), generous trailing drawdown (up to 6%), path to real capital

    Bulenox weaknesses

    Monthly subscription, "48 activation fee, ",000 min withdrawal, 40% consistency rule

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