FFN Perps Review

Each plan comes in four sizes. Prices are one-time fees in USD with no activation fee, and every purchase opens two accounts of the same plan and size. The figures below are from the FFN Perps price table on November 4, 2026. We did not test checkout.

Pro costs less than Max at every size but pays less per target. Pro pays $1,125 per target on $50,000 against $1,200 on Max, and Max has the lower 6% evaluation target.

Max loss starts below the cycle baseline by the plan's drawdown. On Core it trails the highest end-of-day balance, with the trading day ending at 00:00 UTC, and stops trailing once it reaches the baseline. On a Core $50,000 account, max loss starts at $48,500 and can trail up to $50,000.

Pro and Max use a static max loss: the baseline minus 4% or 5% of the account size. That is $48,000 on Pro $50,000 and $47,500 on Max $50,000. Pro adds a 3% daily loss limit ($1,500 on $50,000) and Max a 4% limit ($2,000). The daily limit counts open positions and funding against the day's starting equity and resets at 00:00 UTC.

Touching max loss, or the daily limit on Pro and Max, closes all positions and the account. After each payout the baseline moves to the new balance, and max loss resets from it.

FFN Perps has no consistency rule, so one large winning day can pass the evaluation. There is no minimum number of trading days and no time limit.

There is a high-frequency trading rule. If more than 30% of the trades in a payout period are held for 5 seconds or less, profit from the winning trades held 5 seconds or less is removed after that payout. Losing trades stay on the account. Because the next target and max loss are based on the balance after the payout, that removal can breach the account.

• Pick Core, Pro or Max and a size from $10,000 to $100,000. Two accounts open at purchase.
• Reach the profit target on closed balance without touching max loss. Open positions do not count until closed.
• The pass is instant and the account moves to Sim Funded. The first funded cycle starts with the account size as the baseline.
• Reach 5% above the baseline, close your positions and request a payout.
• Identity verification, a verified email and the trader agreement are required before a payout.

FFN Perps advertises a 100% profit split. In practice you get 100% of a fixed payout amount each time the balance reaches 5% above the cycle baseline. The rest of the profit is not paid. It stays in the account and becomes the new baseline.

Here is the arithmetic for Core $50,000, using the site's own example:

• Cycle 1 baseline: $50,000. Payout target: $52,500, which is $2,500 of profit.
• The balance reaches $52,700. FFN Perps pays $750. That is 30% of the $2,500 target, or about 28% of the $2,700 profit.
• Cycle 2 baseline: $52,700 minus $750 = $51,950. The next target is $54,547.50, so you need another $2,597.50 for the next $750.
• The account closes after its fourth payout: 4 x $750 = $3,000 is the most that account can pay.

At $50,000, a target pays $750 on Core (30% of $2,500), $1,125 on Pro (45%) and $1,200 on Max (48%). The most one account can pay is $3,000 on Core, $4,500 on Pro and $4,800 on Max. Each trader can receive up to $50,000 in lifetime payouts and hold up to 5 funded accounts at a time.

Payouts are on demand with positions closed, one open request per account, and are reviewed and paid through Rise. FFN Perps does not state a processing time. The site does not say whether any balance left after the fourth payout is paid. We have not verified any FFN Perps payouts.

Fees run from $35 (Core $10,000) to $679 (Max $100,000), one-time, with no activation fee. Buy one, get one free means each fee covers two accounts. A reset costs the full evaluation price with no discount. A Sim Funded account can be reset once if no payout has been taken.

Trading costs come off the balance. The fee is 0.02% of notional on a taker fill and 0.015% on a maker fill, charged on opening and closing. A $10,000 position opened and closed with market orders pays $4.00 in total. Funding is charged or credited at each funding time and counts toward the target, the payout target and max loss.

Value check on Core $50,000: $119 buys two accounts. Each can pay at most $3,000, and each has a $1,500 max loss buffer to protect.

FFN Perps does not publish its own refund policy. The footer Terms of use link opens Funded Futures Network's general terms, which treat purchases as final but do not mention FFN Perps.

Every FFN Perps account trades on Nexus. No other platform is offered. Checkout and login run on Funded Futures Network's app domain.

FFN Perps lists 134 perpetual markets that trade 24/7, with no weekend gap. Maximum leverage is set per market: 25x on BTC, 15x on ETH, 10x on other crypto, 40x on indices and 5x on stocks, forex and commodities. Accounts use cross margin, and positions are liquidated at market if equity falls below maintenance margin. Order and position sizes are limited by each market's traded volume.

We did not test execution, fills, slippage or uptime. Prices are simulated and modeled on third-party exchange data, per the site's disclosure.

FFN Perps bans hedging opposite positions in the same or correlated markets, within one account or across accounts. Account sharing, trading for another person and exploiting price errors or platform faults are also banned. Violations can lead to denied payouts and closed accounts.

Copy trading is allowed across up to 5 accounts at a time. Each trader can hold up to 5 funded accounts, and evaluations are unlimited. A pass beyond 5 funded accounts waits in a queue.

News trading rules are not stated. Expert advisor, bot and API rules are not stated. Ask FFN Perps in writing before you automate or trade news.

Best for

Perpetual futures traders who want a cheap one-step challenge with no consistency rule, and who accept small fixed payouts and a 4-payout account life.

Avoid if

Traders who want to keep most of their profit, need a named operator, verified payout history, stated news or EA rules, or a platform other than Nexus.

Overall perps score approved October 22, 2026. Methodology v2.3 weights: rules 20%, payouts 20%, cost 20%, platform 15%, support 10%, transparency 15%. Raw weighted result 5.80, rounded 5.8. No commercial adjustment.

• Challenge Rules: 7.0/10. One step with no consistency rule, no minimum days and no time limit, and Core has no daily loss limit. Core's 3% end-of-day trailing max loss is tight, and the HFT and hedging rules apply.
• Payouts: 3.5/10. The 100% split applies to a fixed amount per 5% target (Core $50K: $750 per $2,500), each account closes after 4 payouts, there is a $50,000 lifetime cap, processing time is not stated and no payout history is verified. The 6.5 cap applies; the score is already below it.
• Cost: 7.0/10. Fees run from $35 to $679 one-time with no activation fee, and every purchase opens a second account free. Resets cost the full price, trading fees and funding come off the balance, and checkout was not tested.
• Platform: 6.0/10. Nexus offers 134 perpetual markets 24/7 with published leverage, fees and funding maths. Nexus is the only platform, and execution, uptime and fills were not tested.
• Support: 5.0/10. ffnperps.com lists no FFN Perps support channel or response time. It links to Funded Futures Network's contact page and Discord, and the 15-second response claim refers to Funded Futures Network.
• Transparency: 6.0/10. Rules, prices, payout amounts, the simulated status and a worked payout example are all published. The site does not name the operator, and news, EA and payout timing rules are not stated.

Payouts are capped at 6.5 without 12 months of verified payouts; the payout score is 3.5. The launch date is not published, so no first-year cap is applied, but the score sits below that 7.0 ceiling anyway.

PFR has no discount code or affiliate deal with FFN Perps, and this review earns nothing from the link below. FFN Perps runs its own buy one, get one free offer at checkout.

Visit FFN Perps

Official FFN Perps pages reviewed November 4, 2026. No hands-on trading, payout, support or checkout test.

• The ffnperps.com pages do not name the company that operates FFN Perps. The footer Terms of use link opens Funded Futures Network's general website terms, which do not mention FFN Perps.
• News trading rules are not stated for FFN Perps.
• Expert advisor, bot and API rules are not stated. Copy trading across up to 5 accounts is allowed, and an HFT rule applies.
• Payout processing time is not stated. Payouts are reviewed and paid through Rise.
• The site does not say whether any balance left after the fourth payout is paid out before the account closes.
• No refund policy is stated on ffnperps.com. The footer-linked Funded Futures Network terms say purchases are final, but they do not mention FFN Perps.
• FFN Perps launch date is not published, so product age is unknown.
• No independent FFN Perps payout history, hands-on trading, support test or checkout test.
• The FAQ renders with JavaScript; its text was read from the site's own data file, not the rendered page.
• Prices come from the site's price table on 2026-11-04; checkout totals were not tested.

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