Funded Futures Family Leverage Explained

Leverage in futures trading works differently than in forex or CFDs. Instead of leverage ratios like 1:100, futures prop firms set maximum contract size limits per account tier — this effectively determines how much market exposure a trader can take relative to their account balance. At Funded Futures Family, contract limits scale with account size.

The list below outlines the current contract limits offered by Funded Futures Family across supported account sizes. This breakdown helps traders quickly identify how much exposure is permitted at each account tier before selecting a challenge.

Funded Futures Family Leverage by Asset Class

Prime & Velocity — Max Contract Size Allowed per Account Size

25K: Up to 3 Minis or 30 Micros
50K: Up to 5 Minis or 50 Micros
100K: Up to 10 Minis or 100 Micros
150K: Up to 15 Minis or 150 Micros

Premier+ — For Accounts Purchased On or After September 9th, 2026

25K: 2 Minis or 20 Micros
50K: 4 Minis or 40 Micros
100K: 6 Minis or 60 Micros
150K: 10 Minis or 100 Micros

Premier+ — For Accounts Purchased Before September 9th, 2026

25K: 3 Minis or 30 Micros
50K: 5 Minis or 50 Micros
100K: 10 Minis or 100 Micros
150K: 15 Minis or 150 Micros

Max Contract Size Allowed per Account Size for Prime Standard Accounts

25k: Up to 2 minis 20 micros
50k: Up to 4 minis 40 micros
100k: Up to 6 minis 60 micros
150k:-Up to 10 minis 100 micros

Max Contract Size Allowed per Account Size for S2F Accounts

25k Account: Up to 1 mini 10 micros to start and then scaling up to 3 minis 30 micros
50k Account: Up to 3 minis 30 micros to start and then scaling up to 5 minis 50 micros
100k account: Up to 4 minis 40 micros to start and then scaling up to 10 minis 100 micros
150k Account: Up to 5 minis 50 micros to start and then scaling up to 15 minis 150 micros

How to Interpret These Contract Limits

At Funded Futures Family, contract size limits scale proportionally with account size, giving traders larger market exposure as they qualify for bigger accounts. These limits are enforced during the evaluation phase and typically carry into the funded stage as well.

This means traders need to size positions within these caps at all times — exceeding the contract limit can trigger a rule violation regardless of whether the position is in profit or loss.

Account-Wise Contract Overview at Funded Futures Family

$25K Account
The entry-level account is suited to traders starting with conservative position sizing — ideal for testing strategies on micro contracts before scaling up.

$50K Account
The mid-tier account roughly doubles available contract exposure, suiting traders ready to take larger positions or trade multiple instruments simultaneously.

$100K Account
At this tier, contract limits support more active strategies including multi-instrument scaling and intraday position layering.

$150K Account
The largest account size offers the highest contract caps available at Funded Futures Family, suiting experienced futures traders running scaled or systematic strategies.

What This Contract Structure Means for Traders

Based on this contract limit setup, Funded Futures Family may be more suitable for:

Traders who scale position size with account growth
Day traders and scalpers focused on index and energy futures
Traders comfortable starting with micros and progressing to minis

Traders requiring large position sizes early in the evaluation, or who prefer leverage-style exposure on FX or crypto, may find a futures-only firm more restrictive than CFD-based prop firms.

Next Steps After Reviewing Funded Futures Family Leverage

After reviewing contract limits, traders typically explore challenge details and trading rules before making a decision.

To understand which account sizes are available and how contract limits apply across evaluation stages, you can review Funded Futures Family Challenges to compare account tiers, profit targets, and drawdown limits.

To see how contract limits interact with daily loss limits, maximum drawdown, and position holding rules, reviewing Funded Futures Family Trading Rules is strongly recommended.

For broader context, you can also compare contract limits across futures prop firms to see how Funded Futures Family stacks up against other platforms.