Funded Futures Network6.6/10 3.8 (514)
VSPurdia Capital6.5/10 3.7 (88)
Checked 3 Nov 2026
Funded Futures Network vs Purdia Capital
MAX Standard 50K vs EOD Evaluation 50K
9 rules compared
4Funded Futures Network better
3Ties
2Purdia Capital better
Funded Futures Network gets you funded for $131 less.
Neither firm is better for everyone. Start with the drawdown type and daily limit, because those decide whether your trading style survives the evaluation. Then compare cost and payouts. Both are futures firms, so the account sizes match.
Head to head
Funded Futures NetworkPurdia Capital
Cost to get funded
$178
$309
Evaluation price
$178 one-time
$179 monthly
Activation fee
None
$130
Profit target
$3,000 (6%)
$3,000 (6%)
Maximum loss
$2,000 (4%)End-of-day trailing
$2,000 (4%)End-of-day trailing
Minimum trading days
5
5
Profit split
80% sim funded · 90% live
Up to 90%
Restricted countries
23
No list
Our rating (out of 10)
6.6
6.5
Daily loss limit
None
$1,000
Consistency rule
Best day ≤ 40% of profit in early funded payouts
None
Payouts
Same day if requested in the payout window
After 10 funded trading days and the funded profit target; then daily on request
Platforms
NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower
NinjaTrader, Rithmic, Tradovate, TradingView
Green marks the better value on each row. List prices.
Choose Funded Futures Network if…
- You want the cheaper way in ($178 vs $309).
- You don’t want a forced daily loss limit.
- You don’t want to pay an activation fee after passing.
- You’d rather pay once than monthly.
Choose Purdia Capital if…
- You want to keep more of each payout (90%).
- You trade on Rithmic.
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