FunderPro Futures Review

Our Verdict

FunderPro Futures is the futures arm of FunderPro, a CFD prop firm operating as FunderPro Ltd. in Malta under company number C 104558. FunderPro Futures runs on its own domain, its own dashboard and its own help centre, and it holds a Trustpilot profile separate from the parent brand. FunderPro Futures funds traders on CME, COMEX, NYMEX, CBOT and EUREX products through a single evaluation phase with a 6% profit target, priced as a monthly subscription from $79.

Two rules make FunderPro Futures genuinely more forgiving than most of this category, and both are worth understanding before you compare it on price. The maximum drawdown is end-of-day trailing and it locks permanently once it reaches your starting balance. That is the kinder of the two trailing models: an intraday trailing drawdown follows your open equity tick by tick and can end an account on an unrealised spike that retraces, while an end-of-day model only moves at the session close. Once it hits your starting balance it stops moving entirely.

The second is how the daily limit behaves. Most futures firms fail the account when you breach the daily loss limit. FunderPro Futures instead triggers a Daily Pause: positions close and the account freezes until 16:05 CT the following session, then you carry on. The limits are $1,000, $2,000 and $3,000 by account size. Combined with a single phase, no time limit and no minimum trading days, the mechanics here are among the most trader-friendly we have scored in futures.

Where FunderPro Futures falls down is documentation, and it is the reason the score sits at 6.6 rather than in the sevens. The profit split is stated three different ways across FunderPro Futures own pages. The site advertises an 80% reward share from day one during the evaluation, then 50% in the funded phase, with a path rising toward 90% for top performers. Third-party listings describe a different 60/70/80 ladder reaching 90% after three profitable months. None of these reconcile, and the split is the single number that determines what a funded trader actually earns. Get it in writing from support before you subscribe.

The gaps do not stop there. Per-side commissions are not published anywhere, which makes the true cost of an active strategy impossible to model. The maximum drawdown is described as end-of-day trailing but the dollar amounts per tier are not stated. The activation fee is currently shown as free on site, while third parties report a normal $129 charge with a zero-activation promotion running to 31 August 2026, so confirm which applies at checkout. The overnight and weekend holding policy is not published either, and for a futures product that is a material omission.

On evidence, FunderPro Futures is unproven rather than suspect. Its own Trustpilot profile carries 4.2 from 18 reviews with 83% five-star, which is a real rating but far too small a sample to judge payout behaviour, and one reviewer alleges three rejected payouts justified on the grounds that they traded only one asset. That is a single unverified account. No public payout record exists for the futures product. The parent FunderPro brand holds 3.9 from roughly 1,600 reviews, and that history belongs to the CFD business, not here.

FunderPro Futures suits futures day traders who value an end-of-day trailing drawdown that locks at the starting balance and a daily limit that pauses rather than fails, and who are willing to email support for the profit split before paying. FunderPro Futures is a poor fit for anyone who needs the full cost picture up front, because commissions are unpublished and the split contradicts itself. Compare it against FTMO Futures, which documents its rules to a far higher standard, and Topstep for a firm with a multi-year payout record. Our weightings are on the methodology page, and the wider field is on the futures prop firms page.