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The 3 BEST Prop Firms (With Daily Payouts)

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Product/Prop Firms Reviewed

The video compares three US-based futures prop trading firms that claim daily payouts:

  • Take Profit Trader (TPT)
  • TradiFy
  • My Funded Futures (MFF)

Each is evaluated using a specific ~$50K account type:

  • MFF: Rapid account (daily payout option)
  • TradiFy: Select account (daily payout option)
  • TPT: 50K account (no separate daily-payout account type)

Key Features & Rules Compared (Evaluation + Funded)

1) Cost (Evaluation Stage)

  • Evaluation fees (full price):
    • $157 (TPT)
    • $165 (TradiFy)
    • $170 (MFF)
  • Activation fee: $0 for all three
    • Note: TPT usually has a $130 activation fee, waived with a discount code.
  • Discount mentioned: Use code “PK” at checkout for discounts across all three (and it may remove TPT’s activation fee).

2) Time to Pass Evaluation (Evals)

  • Days to pass evals:
    • 2 (TPT)
    • 3 (TradiFy)
    • 5 (MFF)

3) Consistency Rule (Evaluation Stage)

  • Consistency rule:
    • MFF: 50%
    • TPT: 50%
    • TradiFy: 40% (less restrictive)

4) Limits & Trading Conditions (Evaluation Stage)

  • Profit target / Max drawdown: $3,000 profit target and $2,000 max drawdown (standard across all)
  • Drawdown type: End-of-day for all three during evaluation
  • Daily loss limit: None for all three during evaluation
  • News trading: Yes for all three (allowed any news on the eval stage)
  • Max position size (evaluation):
    • TPT: 5 minis / 50 micros
    • TradiFy: 4 minis / 40 micros
    • MFF: 6 minis / 60 micros

Funded Stage (Daily Payout Structure)

1) Time to First Payout (Funded Stage)

  • Payout timing: 1 trading day for all three → Potentially eligible for a payout on the first funded day.

2) Maximum Payout Per Day

  • TradiFy (TradiFy): $1,000 max payout/day per account
  • MFF & TPT: No max payout mentioned (implying no daily cap in the same way)

If you hold 5 funded accounts (max allowed):

  • TradiFy potential max: $1,000/day/account × 5 = $5,000/day

3) Drawdown Mechanics (Funded Stage) — Big Difference

  • TradiFy: All end-of-day drawdown for both eval and funded
  • MFF & TPT: Intraday trailing drawdown until a buffer requirement is met
    • After buffer is met, drawdown becomes static
    • Buffer requirement implies you must maintain enough profit to keep taking payouts

4) Max Drawdown (Funded Stage)

  • $2,000 across the board (standard)

5) Daily Loss Limit (Funded Stage)

  • TradiFy: $1,000 daily loss limit
  • MFF & TPT: No daily loss limit (as stated)

6) Consistency Rule (Funded Stage)

  • No consistency rule for all three (because they’re daily payout accounts)

7) News Trading (Funded Stage)

  • TradiFy: Yes, allowed to trade any news
  • MFF & TPT: No for tier-one “red folder” news → Must avoid being in trades/positions

8) Position Scaling / Contracts

  • TradiFy: Has a scaling rule → You must earn a certain profit to unlock larger contract usage

  • MFF & TPT: No scaling rule → Full position sizing immediately on a new funded account

9) Total Days to Payout (Eval + Funded)

  • Total payout timeline:
    • 3 days (TPT)
    • 4 days (TradiFy)
    • 6 days (MFF)

(As stated, this includes both evaluation and funded days.)

10) Profit Split

  • MFF: 90/10
  • TradiFy: 90/10
  • TPT: 80/20

Pros / Cons Highlighted by the Reviewer (Practical Takeaways)

My Funded Futures (MFF)

Pros

  • Fastest route to payout ASAP (reviewer’s logic: quicker payout readiness emphasis; accepts higher cost)
  • No daily loss limit on funded stage
  • No scaling rule (full position sizing immediately)
  • Intraday drawdown transitions to static after buffer is met
  • Higher max position size: 6 minis / 60 micros

Cons

  • More expensive for eval pricing (highest eval cost: $170)
  • Trailing intraday drawdown can be stressful until buffer is reached
  • Tier-one red folder news restriction (avoid trading during certain news)

TradiFy

Pros

  • Lowest consistency requirement in evaluation (40%)
  • End-of-day drawdown during both eval and funded (less intraday stress)
  • No news restriction for funded stage (any news allowed)
  • 90/10 profit split
  • $1,000 max payout/day per account (clear cap)

Cons

  • Daily loss limit on funded stage: $1,000
  • Scaling rule exists (must earn profit before using more contracts)
  • More time to payout in total days (as stated): 4 total days
    • Reviewer notes they’re not a fan of the funded-stage daily loss limit

Take Profit Trader (TPT)

Pros

  • Cheapest eval pricing ($157) among the three
  • 2 days to pass eval (fast evaluation)
  • 50% consistency rule (same as MFF)
  • No daily loss limit on funded stage
  • No scaling rule (full position sizing immediately)
  • 80/20 profit split (less favorable than 90/10, but still mentioned)

Cons

  • Intraday trailing drawdown until buffer is met
  • Tier-one red folder news restriction during funded stage
  • No maximum payout mentioned (different from TradiFy’s explicit cap)

Comparisons / “Which is best?” (Reviewer Verdict)

  • If you want to get to a payout ASAP, the reviewer says MFF is the best logical option.
  • If you don’t mind waiting an extra couple of days and want smoother drawdown rules, the reviewer prefers TPT.
  • If you hate intraday trailing drawdown, the reviewer recommends TradiFy (end-of-day drawdown), but they dislike TradiFy’s funded-stage daily loss limit.
  • Final stance: All three firms are “great options”—you can’t go wrong with any.

Unique Points Mentioned (Consolidated List)

  1. All three firms are US-based with “great track records.”
  2. All offer daily payouts.
  3. Comparison uses $50K accounts:
    • MFF Rapid (daily payout)
    • TradiFy Select (daily payout)
    • TPT 50K (single type)
  4. Discount code “PK” for best discount on all firms; may waive TPT activation fee.
  5. Evaluation cost: $157 / $165 / $170 (TPT/TradiFy/MFF).
  6. Activation fee: $0 for all (TPT usually $130, waived with PK).
  7. Eval pass days: 2 / 3 / 5.
  8. Consistency rule: 50% (MFF, TPT) vs 40% (TradiFy).
  9. Max funded accounts at once: 5 across all.
  10. Evaluation profit target & drawdown: 3,000 profit target and 2,000 max drawdown.
  11. Evaluation drawdown type: end-of-day for all.
  12. Evaluation daily loss limit: none for all.
  13. News trading (eval): allowed on all three.
  14. Evaluation max position size: varies (5/50 vs 4/40 vs 6/60).
  15. Funded stage time to payout: 1 trading day across all.
  16. Max payout/day: - TradiFy: $1,000/account/day - MFF & TPT: no max payout mentioned
  17. Funded drawdown type: - TradiFy: end-of-day - MFF & TPT: intraday trailing until buffer, then static
  18. Buffer requirement: must maintain profit/balance threshold to keep payouts.
  19. Scaling: TradiFy has scaling; MFF/TPT no scaling.
  20. Funded max drawdown: $2,000 across all.
  21. Funded daily loss limit: TradiFy has $1,000; MFF/TPT none.
  22. Funded consistency rule: none (daily payout accounts).
  23. News trading (funded): - TradiFy: any news allowed - MFF & TPT: avoid tier-one red folder news
  24. Total days to payout (eval + funded): 3 / 4 / 6.
  25. Profit split: MFF 90/10, TradiFy 90/10, TPT 80/20.

Speakers

  • Single primary speaker/reviewer providing all comparisons and recommendations.

Concise Verdict / Recommendation

  • Choose MFF if you want the fastest route to payouts ASAP and accept higher upfront cost and intraday trailing drawdown (until buffer).
  • Choose TradiFy if you want end-of-day drawdown and flexible news (any news), but you must tolerate a $1,000 daily loss limit and scaling restrictions.
  • Choose TPT if you prefer cheaper evaluation and no funded daily loss limit, but be mindful of intraday trailing drawdown and tier-one red folder news limits.

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