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FXIFY Futures for US traders

FXIFY's separate futures firm: a one-step Flex evaluation or a straight-to-funded Direct account.

From
$179
$50K Flex (evaluation)
With code
No code yet
list prices only
Profit split
90%
Time limit
30 days
Billing
One-time
Since
—
Ireland

Can a US resident buy this?

Yes. The US isn't on FXIFY Futures' prohibited-country list.

Evidence:
Firm's own FAQ / terms
Read on:
Oct 1, 2026
State exclusions:
None stated

Who it suits: US futures traders who want NinjaTrader, Tradovate or TradingView and a simple one-step evaluation.

Plans & prices

What it costs

Prices in USD, read on the firm's own site on Oct 3, 2026. No discount code yet: these are list prices.

Program$25K$50K$100K$150K
Flex (evaluation)1-step · one-time—$179$299$449
Direct (instant funded)Instant · one-time$395$579$779$959

Rules

What you have to do to get paid

Flex (evaluation)1-stepDirect (instant funded)Instant
Profit target$3,000 on a $50K accountNone (funded on purchase); $3,000 profit goal on $50K
Daily loss limit$1,000 on $50K (soft breach: trading stops for the day)$1,000 on $50K (soft breach)
Max drawdown$1,750 on a $50K account$1,750 on a $50K account
Drawdown typeEnd-of-day trailingEnd-of-day trailing
Min. trading days——
Time limit30 daysNone
Consistency rule50%25%
Payout cap—$2,000 per payout on $50K
Profit split90%90%
Payout cycle—Any time ($500 minimum)

What changed

Recent changes at FXIFY Futures

Codes, prices and rules as we recorded them, dated. Our own corrections are labelled.

  1. Changed

    Listed: Flex (evaluation) and Direct (instant funded)

    FXIFY's separate futures firm, with its own site and checkout.

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Sources

This is a paid evaluation on a simulated account, not a regulated product. “Accepts US residents” means the firm sells to Americans. It does not mean a US regulator oversees it. Rules and prices change, so check the firm’s current terms before you buy. Found something out of date? Tell us and we’ll re-check it.