Apex Trader Funding vs MyFundedFutures
Both Apex Trader Funding and MyFundedFutures use trailing intraday drawdown rules that track your peak account equity including unrealized gains. The key difference lies in payout structure: Apex offers 100% profit share on your first $25,000 in profits with payouts every 5 trading days, while MyFundedFutures provides 80% profit share with daily payouts. Apex has stricter consistency requirements limiting your best trading day to 50% of total profits, whereas MyFundedFutures has no consistency rule. Both firms support similar trading platforms including NinjaTrader, Tradovate, and Rithmic, though Apex offers additional options like TradingView integration.
Key Differences
- •Apex offers 100% profit share on first $25,000 vs MyFundedFutures' flat 80% rate
- •MyFundedFutures allows overnight positions while Apex requires closing before session end
- •Apex has 50% consistency rule limiting best trading day profits vs no consistency rule at MyFundedFutures
- •MyFundedFutures offers daily payouts vs Apex's 5 trading day payout cycle
Choose Apex Trader Funding if you prefer higher profit splits early on and can handle the 50% consistency rule requirement. The 100% profit share on the first $25,000 and ability to hold up to 20 accounts makes it ideal for traders who want to scale multiple smaller accounts.
Select MyFundedFutures if you value daily payouts and want the flexibility to hold overnight positions on funded accounts. The absence of consistency rules and daily payout frequency appeals to swing traders and those who prefer more flexible trading strategies without profit distribution restrictions.