Funded Futures Network stopped selling its Standard OG evaluation at market close on July 1, 2026, and replaced Express MAX with a new account called STEADY, according to the firm’s help center. STEADY is a two-day evaluation with end-of-day trailing drawdown, no daily loss limit and a 52% consistency rule. Traders who bought older accounts before that moment keep the rules they bought under.
What changed
| Item | Before July 1, 2026 | From July 1, 2026 market close |
|---|---|---|
| Standard OG | On sale | No longer available for purchase |
| Express MAX | On sale | Replaced by STEADY |
| Sim-Funded profit on the move to Live | Accounts owned earlier keep their existing rules | Forfeited on new Standard MAX and STEADY accounts |
An evaluation of this kind is a paid service traded in simulation, and passing it leads to a firm-funded simulated account rather than to the trader’s own capital.
How the STEADY evaluation works
STEADY takes a minimum of two trading days and uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown, meaning the loss limit follows the account balance as measured at the close of each session instead of following intraday highs. The firm’s STEADY page says that trailing stops once the drawdown level reaches the starting balance plus $100. There is no daily loss limit, and a consistency rule, which caps how much of the total profit may come from a single trading day, is set at 52% and applies to the evaluation phase only; the help center states there is no consistency rule in the funded phase.
On price, the firm says STEADY is sold for a one-time fee with no activation or monthly charges and with free Level 2 data. It also lists a launch promotion of 50% off plus a buy-one-get-one offer that ends July 31, 2026.
Sim-Funded profit and the move to Live
The rule that matters most for anyone buying now sits at the far end of the process. A funded trader starts on a Sim-Funded account, and moving to a Live-Funded account requires approval from the firm’s risk manager. For Standard MAX and STEADY accounts bought after the July 1 market close, the profit built up in the Sim-Funded stage does not carry over: “Sim-Funded profit does not transfer to the Live-Funded account,” the help center says. The firm describes the Live-Funded stage as a 90/10 profit split with daily same-day payouts.
What traders should check
Holders of a Standard OG account keep the specifications they bought, but the help center notes that a Standard OG account that breaches its drawdown cannot be reset, so that account ends with the breach. Anyone comparing STEADY with an older plan should read the payout path rather than the evaluation rules alone, since the forfeiture of Sim-Funded profit changes what the first months of funding are worth.
