Two no-daily-loss-limit firms with very different shapes. Take Profit Trader keeps it gloriously simple; My Funded Futures stacks four product paths and the biggest accounts on the site. Here's how they compare.
Take Profit Trader is the minimalist's pick. The daily loss limit is gone on all five account sizes, the rule ladder is about as simple as prop trading gets, and the payout record is solid ($60M+, roughly a 2-day median). There's one clean evaluation path and a modest CHAMP discount ($40 off).
My Funded Futures is the maximalist's pick: no daily loss limit and no activation fee on every account, four product paths (Rapid daily, Pro, Flex, Builder), the largest ceiling we track ($450K), and discounts up to 50% off — on a bigger total payout record ($80M+, roughly a 6-hour median). Take Profit Trader wins on simplicity; My Funded Futures wins on flexibility, scale, and discount depth.
Want the simplest possible rulebook and a single clean evaluation? Take Profit Trader. Want product flexibility, no activation fee, and bigger accounts? My Funded Futures.
The numbers that actually decide it — pulled live from our firm database and verified in the weekly audit. Highlighted rows are where the two firms differ.
Both let you trade without a daily loss limit — the choice is dead-simple versus maximum flexibility and scale.
Dig into each firm's rules, plans, and current pricing before you commit — or line them up against the rest of the field.
