MyFundedPerps Elite is a 1-step perpetuals challenge with a 10% profit target, a 5% static drawdown and a choice of a 3% daily loss limit or none at all. It comes in four sizes from $5,000 to $50,000, and funded Elite accounts can request payouts on demand rather than once a day.
Rules and prices checked on MyFundedPerps' official site and documentation on 27 October 2026.
Key takeaways
- Elite is one evaluation stage: hit 10% on equity without touching a 5% static loss threshold. There's no consistency rule, minimum trading days or time limit.
- Each size comes with a 3% daily loss limit (3% DLL) or with no daily loss limit (No DLL). The No DLL version costs roughly twice as much, and you can't switch after purchase.
- List prices run from $49 ($5K, 3% DLL) to $965 ($50K, No DLL). Code CRITIC gave 25% off on 27 October, the same as the site's own public discount.
- Funded Elite accounts can request payouts on demand from day one, with a minimum of 1% of the account size, and the loss floor never moves after a withdrawal.
- Elite gets boosted leverage and lower fees on NAS100, SP500, US30, gold and oil, and a news-trading blackout once funded.
- Payouts count toward MyFundedPerps' $100,000 lifetime payout cap per trader.
| MyFundedPerps Elite | Detail |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | 1-step |
| Account sizes | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K |
| Profit target | 10% of starting balance, measured on equity |
| Maximum loss | 5% static, never trails |
| Daily loss limit | 3% (3% DLL option) or none (No DLL option) |
| Consistency rule | None |
| Profit split | 80/20, or 90/10 with a paid upgrade at checkout |
| Payouts | On demand, minimum 1% of account size before the split |
| List price | $49 to $495 (3% DLL), $99 to $965 (No DLL) |
What is the MyFundedPerps Elite account?
Source: myfundedperpetuals.com Elite pricing cards, 27 Oct 2026 (3% DLL option shown)
Elite is the newest account model at MyFundedPerps, the perpetuals prop firm built by the team behind My Funded Futures. It sits next to the firm's Select, Prime and Signature plans and, on 27 October, was the plan the homepage showed first, marked "New" with a "Limited supply" note. Like every challenge MyFundedPerps sells, it's a single evaluation stage. You trade simulated perpetual futures on the firm's own web terminal or through its API.
What sets Elite apart is the package around that evaluation: a choice of daily loss limit, boosted leverage on five index and commodity markets, lower fees on four of them, on-demand payouts and a loss floor that never locks.
Elite prices by size and DLL option
| Account size | List price, 3% DLL | With 25% off, 3% DLL | List price, No DLL | With 25% off, No DLL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $49 | $36 | $99 | $74 |
| $10,000 | $95 | $71 | $194 | $145 |
| $25,000 | $249 | $186 | $482 | $361 |
| $50,000 | $495 | $371 | $965 | $723 |
The 25% column is the price on MyFundedPerps' own pricing cards and checkout on 27 October. Code CRITIC gets you the best available offer, which on that day was the same 25% off. Codes don't stack: one code replaces another. MyFundedPerps rounds discounted prices down to the whole dollar. After your first purchase, discounts above 20% apply to three orders in any 90 days. After that, codes give 20% until the oldest of those orders is 90 days old. Current offers are on our prop firm offers page.
The 90/10 profit split upgrade is optional and only available at checkout. On the 3% DLL option it adds $10, $19, $50 and $99 to the list price by size; on No DLL it adds $20, $39, $96 and $193.
Bonus cases
Every Elite account comes with an Elite Case, a sealed reward case that lands on the Rewards page once the order is paid. The tier depends on the size and option: Iron on $5K, Iron or Bronze on $10K, Silver or Gold on $25K and Diamond on $50K (the No DLL option gets the higher tier on $10K and $25K). Each case holds the same prizes at the same drop rates as the standard case of its tier. What you get is random, so treat the case as a bonus, not part of the price.
Elite evaluation rules: target, drawdown and daily loss
Source: MyFundedPerps Elite Accounts documentation, checked 27 Oct 2026
To pass Elite, account equity has to reach 10% above the starting balance before it touches the static loss threshold 5% below it. Equity includes open positions, so you don't have to close a trade to hit the target, according to MyFundedPerps' Elite Accounts documentation. When the target is reached, MyFundedPerps marks the evaluation as passed and closes the open positions.
| Rule | $5K | $10K | $25K | $50K |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target (10%) | $500 | $1,000 | $2,500 | $5,000 |
| Maximum loss (5%) | $250 | $500 | $1,250 | $2,500 |
| Static loss threshold | $4,750 | $9,500 | $23,750 | $47,500 |
| Daily loss limit, 3% DLL | $150 | $300 | $750 | $1,500 |
| Daily loss limit, No DLL | None | None | None | None |
How the static drawdown works
The loss threshold is fixed for the life of the account. It doesn't follow your highs, intraday or end of day. MyFundedPerps' own example: a $25K Elite account has its threshold at $23,750. If equity grows to $27,000, the threshold stays at $23,750, so the room to lose grows to $3,250. Equity that reaches $23,750 fails the account and closes its positions.
3% DLL or No DLL?
The two options are identical except for the daily loss limit. On 3% DLL, each day's floor is that day's starting equity, open positions included, minus 3% of the starting balance ($1,500 on a $50K account). The day resets at midnight New York time, which is 04:00 UTC in summer and 05:00 UTC in winter (Challenges and Rules). No DLL removes that floor, so only the 5% static threshold can fail the account. That freedom roughly doubles the price. The option is fixed once you buy, in both the evaluation and the funded stage.
No DLL purchases are also capped at $250,000 of total account size in any rolling 7-day window, a limit our Fine Print tracker picked up when MyFundedPerps added it on 22 October. Separately, you can hold up to $100,000 of active Elite evaluations at once, across both options.
What Elite doesn't have
There's no minimum number of trading days, no deadline to pass and no consistency rule. News trading isn't restricted during the evaluation. The firm's platform-wide trading policy still applies, including bans on account sharing, cross-account hedging and latency or execution exploits, plus inactivity rules and market exposure caps.
How does Elite compare with Select, Prime and Signature?
Source: MyFundedPerps Challenges and Rules and Payouts documentation, checked 27 Oct 2026
Elite has the same 1-step format as MyFundedPerps' other three plans. It differs on daily loss, payout timing, what happens to the floor after a withdrawal, and account sizes.
| Rule | Select | Prime | Signature | Elite |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 9% | 12% | 10% | 10% |
| Static maximum loss | 3% | 5% | 6% | 5% |
| Daily loss limit | 3% | 3% | 3% | 3% or none |
| Payout requests | One per New York day | One per New York day | One per New York day | On demand |
| Minimum payout (gross) | $100 | $100 | $100 | 1% of account size |
| Loss floor after first payout | Locks to starting balance | Locks to starting balance | Locks to starting balance | Never moves |
| Account sizes | $10K to $100K | $10K to $100K | $10K to $100K | $5K to $50K |
| List price, $50K | $190 | $300 | $419 | $495 (3% DLL), $965 (No DLL) |
Two rows matter most. On Select, Prime and Signature, the first withdrawal locks the loss floor at the starting balance for good, so withdrawing all your profit leaves no buffer at all. Elite's floor stays 5% below the starting balance even after payouts. The other difference is cost: at $50K, Elite with the 3% DLL costs more than Signature, which has a wider 6% drawdown. What the extra money buys is on-demand payouts, the floor that never locks, and the leverage and fee terms below.
Select is still the cheapest way in at $40 for $10K, and Prime and Signature go up to $100K accounts. For how Elite's 1-step format compares with other firms, see our guide to the best 1-step perpetual prop firms.
Boosted leverage and lower fees on indices, gold and oil
Elite raises leverage and cuts fees on NAS100, SP500, gold and WTI oil
Elite raises the maximum leverage on five markets and cuts trading fees on four, in both the evaluation and the funded stage. Every other market keeps the standard limits and rates.
| Markets | Max leverage | Exposure cap, $5K | Exposure cap, $50K |
|---|---|---|---|
| NAS100, SP500 (shared cap) | 40x | $200,000 | $2,000,000 |
| US30 | 25x | $125,000 | $1,250,000 |
| Gold (XAU) | 20x | $100,000 | $1,000,000 |
| Oil (CL, BRENTOIL, shared cap) | 10x | $50,000 | $500,000 |
Exposure counts the full value of open positions, long plus short. Total exposure across all markets is capped at 40x the starting balance, and the firm's per-market exposure caps still apply on top. Orders that break a cap are rejected, while reducing or closing a position is always allowed.
On fees, NAS100, SP500, gold and WTI oil cost 0.001% per fill on Elite instead of the standard 0.005%. That's $0.10 instead of $0.50 on a $10,000 fill. The daily swap on NAS100 and SP500 drops from 0.015% to 0.01%, so a $10,000 position pays $1.00 a day instead of $1.50. Gold and WTI keep the standard 0.015% swap. Crypto, forex, stocks, silver and Brent pay standard rates. MyFundedPerps charges fixed hourly swaps rather than passing exchange funding through; our guide to perpetual funding rates explains the difference.
Higher leverage only raises how big a position you're allowed to open. A 40x position on a $5,000 account can reach the $250 loss threshold after a move of about 0.125% against you, so size positions for the 5% threshold, not for the leverage cap.
What changes once an Elite account is funded?
A passed Elite evaluation becomes a Sim Funded Elite account with the same starting balance, the same 5% static threshold, the same leverage and fee terms and the same DLL option. The profit target falls away. Funded accounts use simulated capital and execution, and Elite has no live stage: Elite accounts stay Sim Funded.
News trading restriction
| Time from a high-impact release | What you can do |
|---|---|
| More than 10 minutes before | Trade normally; open positions can be held through the release |
| 10 to 2 minutes before | No new exposure in the affected market |
| 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after | No manual trades of any kind |
The restriction covers red-folder events such as FOMC, CPI, PPI, Non-Farm Payrolls and ECB, BOE and BOJ decisions, plus earnings for single stocks and equity perpetuals. Profit from trades that break it can be excluded at payout review.
Payouts
Funded Elite accounts can request a payout from the first funded day, with no waiting period, minimum days or daily request limit. You can request all the profit in the current cycle, from 1% of the account size before the split: $50 on $5K up to $500 on $50K. The account must be flat with no pending request, and every request is reviewed. Because the floor doesn't move, a full withdrawal returns the account to its starting balance with the original 5% buffer. Payouts count toward the $100,000 lifetime cap per trader, across all MyFundedPerps accounts.
Allocation limits
Each trader can hold up to $100,000 of funded Elite accounts (for example 2 × $50K or 20 × $5K) and $300,000 across all MyFundedPerps models. A pass that would go over either limit goes to Funding Review instead of being funded automatically, and approval isn't assured.
On our tracker, MyFundedPerps paid $1,104,163 across 2,643 on-chain payouts in the 30 days to 27 October, across all its plans. That's a verified on-chain floor, not complete payout volume: transfers that leave no public trace aren't counted. The live figures are on our MyFundedPerps payouts page, and the full rule set is in our MyFundedPerps review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MyFundedPerps Elite a 1-step or 2-step challenge?
Elite is a 1-step challenge. Reach a 10% profit target without hitting the 5% static loss threshold and the account passes. Every MyFundedPerps plan currently sold is a single evaluation stage.
What is the difference between Elite 3% DLL and No DLL?
Only the daily loss limit. 3% DLL fails the account if equity drops 3% of the starting balance below the day's opening equity. No DLL has no daily limit, costs roughly twice as much, and has a $250,000-per-7-days purchase limit.
How often can Elite accounts request payouts?
On demand. Funded Elite accounts have no daily request limit and can ask again once the previous request finishes. The minimum is 1% of the account size before the split, and each request is reviewed.
Does the Elite drawdown lock after the first payout?
No. On Select, Prime and Signature the floor locks at the starting balance after the first withdrawal. Elite's floor stays 5% below the starting balance for the life of the account.
Does code CRITIC work on MyFundedPerps Elite?
Code CRITIC gets you the best available offer. On 27 October that was 25% off list, which takes a $50K Elite with the 3% DLL from $495 to $371. After your first purchase, discounts above 20% are limited to three orders in 90 days.
