Funded Futures Family - Futures Firm Reviews

i had a great experience with funded futures family, i choose them because their plan was soo good and it's affordable also. i choose the because i had a very good experience on buy and also their customer support was very good.

My experience with Funded Futures Family has been excellent and, overall, I am very satisfied with everything it offers. From the very first moment, the impression it gave me was very positive, and as I got to know the platform better, I liked it even more. I consider it a very interesting option for those looking for a prop firm to trade in the markets and continue developing as traders. One of the things I value most is the overall experience it offers. I like that everything is comfortable and that I can focus on what really matters: analyzing the market, preparing my trades, and following my strategy. For me, having a platform that makes the experience simple and pleasant is fundamental, because it allows me to dedicate more time to improving as a trader and less to worrying about unnecessary issues. I also really like Funded Futures Family's proposition and the opportunity it represents for those of us who want to advance in the world of trading. Having a funded account can be a good way to test our skills, work on discipline, and learn to manage risk in a more professional way. However, I believe that the most important thing is always to trade responsibly, respect the rules, and understand that consistency requires time, patience, and effort. Another aspect I highlight is the positive feeling that using their services left me with. When I choose a prop firm, I look for the experience to be satisfactory in every sense, from ease of use to clarity of conditions and general operation. In my case, Funded Futures Family met my expectations and left me with a very good impression. I have no major complaints to mention, since, from my point of view, the experience has been very good. Furthermore, I think it's important to appreciate when a platform allows the trader to concentrate on their goals and work in an organized manner. In trading, every detail counts: planning, risk management, emotional control, and the ability to follow a plan even in difficult moments. That's why having a positive experience with a prop firm makes the entire process more pleasant and motivating. What I like most is that, overall, Funded Futures Family has left me satisfied. I liked the experience, I feel comfortable with the platform, and I consider it an alternative worth knowing for those who are looking for opportunities within futures trading. Of course, it's always important to read the conditions of each program, know their rules, and make sure they adapt to our trading style before making a decision. In conclusion, my experience with Funded Futures Family has been very good. I liked everything and, so far, I am happy with my choice. I consider it an interesting option to continue learning, improve my performance, and keep growing.

Firm is good Can improve in rules Overall support is good nd fast Prices are okay Rules can be more easier according to price charged Rest everything fine

I've traded with Funded Futures Family for months. In all that time I received exactly ONE payout, and that was months ago. This cycle I ran five 50K Prime accounts. After three trading days, every single one was at about $3,700 profit, roughly $300 away from the max payout. One more trading day and I would have requested around $10,000 in total. Then, right after day three, FFF moved me to the Professional Stage. No question, no choice, not even an email. All five accounts closed. The payouts I had earned under their own rules: gone. Right now I don't even know how big my new account is or what its rules are. But let me guess: it's ONE fresh 50K account, instead of five 50K accounts sitting at $3,700 each. And I can't even activate or upgrade into it myself. I'm just left waiting. And support? Absolutely nothing. I reached out for an explanation and got zero help. A firm that markets itself as a "family" leaves you alone the moment real money is on the line. What I got in exchange: One account instead of five 80/20 split instead of 90/10 A daily loss limit I never had on Prime Drawdown, daily loss limit and contract size set individually and published nowhere Only 50% of profits withdrawable until I log 20 qualified trading days No way back. One breach and I have to buy a Prestige evaluation to return. FFF's own published criteria for the Professional Stage are 3 approved payouts or $10,000 in approved payouts. I had ONE payout. So either those rules mean nothing, or the timing, exactly one day before a five-account payout, was no coincidence. Calling this a "promotion" is an insult. A promotion doesn't cost the trader $10,000. Until FFF pays out what I earned on those five accounts, I cannot recommend this firm to anyone. If you run multiple Prime accounts, know that this can happen to you too.

"I am leaving this review to warn traders about the unacceptable practices and customer service at Funded Futures Family. My experience started with a major platform limitation: their system locked me out initially due to a minor typo in my phone number with absolutely no option provided to edit it. Because my first profile was completely unactivated and unfunded, I had to create a second one to use their service. I completed KYC and purchased an account on my second profile. Instead of assisting with the profile lockout or offering any flexibility for platform bugs, they banned my second account and confiscated my funds under a 'multiple profiles' rule. Their FAQ and terms do not clearly state that creating an unfunded second profile due to uneditable profile fields results in an immediate permanent ban and stolen money. When I reached out to their dispute team for help, they gave zero warnings, took my money, and abruptly shut the chat with a blunt 'Goodbye.' Terrible support, zero accountability for platform limitations, and a complete trap for traders. Stay far away!"

My account dashboard showed a balance of $53,608.96, including $3,608.96 in profits. I had completed 4 of the 5 required winning days needed before I could request a payout. I was just one qualifying day away from completing that requirement. Before I could complete the final day, my account was deactivated due to a transition to the Professional Stage. I had not accepted the transition, but once my account became inactive, I could no longer place trades or complete the remaining qualifying day. I contacted FFF support to explain the situation and ask for a resolution. Support told me that my original Sim Funded account would remain permanently closed and that the profits in that account would not be transferred to the Professional account. I was also told that I would need to start again with a new account. As a result, I lost access to my account, its trading history, and the opportunity to finish the final qualifying day. I want to be clear that I understand I had not completed all payout requirements, and I am not claiming that a payout had already been approved. My concern is that I was prevented from completing the final requirement because my account was deactivated before I could do so. I am asking for a fair opportunity to complete that day and then request a payout according to the applicable rules. I have already tried to resolve this directly with FFF support, but I have not received a satisfactory solution. My requested resolution is to have my original Sim Funded account restored, with its trading history and displayed balance preserved, so I can complete the remaining qualifying day. I can provide screenshots of my dashboard, winning-day progress, and support conversations to support my complaint. Thank you for taking the time to review my case. I would sincerely appreciate any assistance or guidance you can provide.

I decided to give this prop firm a try. They had a promo on a 50K S2F Account. The rules and guide lines were straight forward. I traded the account for about 4 weeks and was able to achieve my very first payout. Outside of going thru the approvals for Rise the payout was approved and paid within 24 hrs. Took a couple days for the rise Account to set up but the money is now in my account. Been in props for about 4 yrs. Customer service was was there when you needed them. Dashboard was easy to navigate and provide great infor.ation to track and journal the trades. I traded on Tradingview and it was pretty smooth 98% of the time. So far a good experience.

While customer service was ok, the transparency is unsatisfactory. When you click on the rules, it takes you to a 404 error page. As a result, I used the guidance from the dashboard. It doesn't give the rule about idle accounts. I purchased 5 accounts as a bundle; however, I chose to trade 2 at a time. My other accounts were closed because I didn't trade them in a week. Obviously, if the rules were more transparent, and not behind an ERROR 404 page I would have opened and closed a trade within the week. Closing my accounts without giving me a warning was disappointing. Especially since there are many other prop firms to use. They have you check off the fact that your account was closed due to idle time, but don't warn you ahead of time. I gave them a chance, but back to LUCID, I will go!

Just took my first ever payout from Prop Firms, experience was fantastic, they did it as they say it. Just follow the simple rules, Thats it. Thank you FFF....love you guys

I’ve purchased many challenges from this prop firm without ever reaching a payout. Regarding the last two "SF" accounts I bought, one was closed by them on the grounds that I had engaged in "hedging" between the two accounts. For the account—which is still active and visible—I downloaded the log from Tradovate; I then asked them to provide the log for the closed account, as I wanted confirmation of their claims. In response, they refused to provide the log. If they have nothing to hide, why act this way? I had already experienced issues with them in the past... My advice: stay away from them.