UPDATED NOVEMBER 2026 Futureify Review & Rules Guide · ~9 min read

Futureify 2026: Flex & Direct – Rules, Payouts & Prices

Futureify (FXIFY Futures Limited) now offers two futures programs: the Flex evaluation and the Direct account without evaluation – both one-time purchases with a 90% split. Checked against futureify.com and its FAQ on 11 November 2026.

⚡ Futureify in 30 seconds

  • Flex $50K – $150K from $179 · 50% eval / 40% funded consistency
  • Direct $25K – $150K from $395 · no evaluation · 25% best-day rule
  • 90% split · no activation fee · one-time
  • No overnight – flat by 4:59 PM ET
  • Code PROPPED via our link

Flex vs Direct

Flex (evaluation)Direct (no evaluation)
Sizes$50K / $100K / $150K$25K / $50K / $100K / $150K
Price (one-time)$179 / $299 / $449$395 / $579 / $779 / $959
DrawdownEOD trailingEOD trailing
Daily lossSoftSoft (none on $25K)
Consistency50% eval · 40% funded per cycle25% best-day rule
Split90% (100% with add-on)90%
PayoutsAfter 5 winning daysAny time once eligible
Reset$89 / $149 / $209No reset

List prices from Futureify's billing FAQ on 11 November 2026 – the checkout applies.

Flex

FlexTargetMax DD (EOD)Soft DLLMax sizeWinning dayMin / max payout
$50K$3,000$1,750$1,0003 minis≥ $150$500 / $2,000
$100K$6,000$3,250$2,0006 minis≥ $200$1,000 / $2,500
$150K$9,000$4,500$3,00010 minis≥ $250$1,500 / $3,000
  • 30-day evaluation, EOD trailing drawdown, soft daily loss.
  • 50% consistency in the evaluation; 40% per payout cycle when funded – resets after every payout.
  • Payout after 5 winning days, up to 50% of the cycle profit.
  • Minimum days: 2 per FAQ, none per homepage – sources differ.

Direct

DirectProfit goalMax DD (EOD)Soft DLLMax sizeMax payout / request
$25K$1,500$1,000None2 minis$1,000
$50K$3,000$1,750$1,0003 minis$2,000
$100K$6,000$3,250$2,0006 minis$3,000
$150K$9,000$4,500$2,50010 minis$3,500
  • No evaluation – reach the profit goal first, then request payouts any time once eligible (min. $500).
  • 25% best-day rule at the time of the payout.
  • No reset – a breached Direct account is closed.

Trading rules

  • No overnight – flat by 4:59 PM ET.
  • News allowed, but no trading within 2% of a CME price limit.
  • Max. 5 active accounts in total.
  • Inactivity: one trade every 2 weeks (FAQ) or 3 weeks (homepage) – keep to 2 weeks to be safe.
  • Platforms: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView.
  • Payouts processed in about 2 business days after review, via Rise (KYC).

Futureify FAQ

Which Futureify accounts can I buy?

Flex (evaluation) in $50K / $100K / $150K and Direct (no evaluation) in $25K / $50K / $100K / $150K. The older Standard, Expert and Direct Sim accounts are no longer offered.

Is Futureify a subscription?

No – all accounts are one-time purchases without activation fee.

What is the profit split?

90% on Flex and Direct. Flex can be raised to 100% with a paid add-on.

How does the Flex consistency work?

50% in the evaluation. On the funded account 40% per payout cycle – it resets after every payout.

Is the Direct profit goal the payout cap?

No. The profit goal ($1,500 – $9,000) must be reached before your first payout; each request is then capped at $1,000 – $3,500.

Can I hold overnight?

No – close all positions by 4:59 PM ET.

Is news trading allowed?

Yes. Trading within 2% of a CME price limit is not allowed.

Are there minimum trading days?

The FAQ says 2 trading days for Flex, the homepage says none – check before you rely on it.

How many accounts can I hold?

Up to 5 active accounts in total – evaluations, funded and Direct combined.

Which code should I use?

PROPPED – via our link at checkout.

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Disclosure: PROPPED may earn a commission when you sign up through our links, at no extra cost to you. Rules and list prices from futureify.com and its FAQ, checked 11 November 2026. Some Futureify pages contradict each other (marked above). The dashboard and checkout apply. Trading futures involves substantial risk. Not financial advice.