FFOne Perps: Information and detailed review

What FFOne Perps is

FFOne Perps is the crypto perpetual futures programme of Funded Futures Family, the California futures prop firm operating since 2024. The brand presents it as "the next chapter" of the family and runs it under the FFOne name (Funded Futures One). It launched in October 2026 and is still in beta: its help center articles were last updated between 16 and 19 October, and some rules still differ between sources, as explained below.

Trading happens on TruTik, FFOne's own platform, not on a third-party terminal. You log in with your Funded Futures Family account, buy a plan and open the account from the Perps dashboard, which shows each account's type, status and remaining drawdown. TruTik's own site, still in invite-only early access, promotes one-minute charts zoomable to a year of data, trade-by-trade replay up to 30x, its own ForgeScripts language for indicators and alerts, an automatic journal and a Studio mode that records horizontal and vertical videos while hiding balances. Every account is simulated: the fee pays for access to the programme, it is not a deposit, and payouts are made under the programme terms.

There are two plans on paper:

• Perps Evaluation: you build your own one-phase evaluation. This is the plan on sale today.
• Perps Instant: a funded account from checkout with a single rule. The website shows it as "Coming soon" and it cannot be bought yet.

Perps Evaluation: how the build works

Three choices that set the price

The evaluation is a configurator, not a fixed list of plans. You choose:

• Account size: $5K, $10K, $25K or $50K. It also sets the daily loss limit.
• Profit target: 9%, 10%, 11% or 12%. A higher target lowers the price.
• Maximum loss: 3% to 7%, static. More room raises the price. The $50K account stops at 6%.

That gives 76 possible builds, all listed with their prices on this page. The default build is $25K with a 10% target and 5% maximum loss: a $2,500 target (pass at $27,500), a $1,250 maximum loss (floor at $23,750) and a $750 daily limit.

Passing

There is only one phase. The target is measured from the starting balance, and floating profit and loss counts toward equity. When equity reaches the target, open trades are closed at market and the evaluation passes. There are no minimum trading days, no time limit, no inactivity rule and no consistency rule, so passing on day one with a single big trade is allowed.

After passing, the funded account appears in the dashboard and starts again from the original starting balance. It keeps the same size, maximum loss, daily limit and profit split. There is no activation fee and no second phase. Identity verification is not done when you pass but before the first payout.

No resets

A breached account cannot be reset or reopened. To continue you buy a new evaluation.

Maximum loss and the floor lock

A static floor on equity

The floor is the starting balance minus the maximum loss you chose. It does not trail your profits: on a $25K account with 5%, it stays at $23,750 however much you make first. It is checked live against equity, using mark price and counting losses on open positions. TruTik adds that fees and funding are included. If equity touches the floor, open trades are closed at market and the account closes.

What changes after the first payout

On the funded account, the first payout moves the floor up to the starting balance, permanently. In the $25K example, $23,750 becomes $25,000. TruTik's rules go further: an accepted payout request already raises the floor, even if that request is later rejected.

This has a practical consequence the help center itself warns about. You may withdraw all eligible profit, with no minimum buffer to keep, but a request can never leave the balance below the floor. If you take everything once the floor has locked, you are left with $0 of room, and the 0.03% fee on your next trade would close the account. The payout screen shows the remaining room and warns you at zero.

Daily loss limit

The daily limit is a fixed dollar amount per size and it is a hard breach: reaching it closes the account permanently, it does not just pause trading until tomorrow. It applies in the evaluation and in the funded account.

It is measured from equity at the start of the day, open positions included. Example from the help center: with $25,400 of equity at the start of the day on a $25K account, the account closes that day if equity reaches $24,650. The next day the reference becomes the new starting equity.

The reset time is one of the beta contradictions. The help center says midnight New York time; the TruTik builder says 00:00 UTC.

Payouts on the funded evaluation

Requirements

• One request per day. TruTik phrases it as one paid payout every 24 hours.
• Minimum $100 gross, which is $80 for you at 80%.
• All trades closed first; TruTik also requires orders to be cancelled.
• Any earlier request must already be paid.
• Rise set up and identity verified.
• Staff approval before money is sent.

There are no payout windows or minimum days, so you can ask from the first funded day.

How the balance moves

When a payout is processed, the full gross amount is deducted from the trading balance and your split is applied to it. The help center example: a $25K account at $26,500 requests $1,000, you receive $800, the balance drops to $25,500 and the floor locks at $25,000, leaving $500 of room.

After each approved payout, the remaining balance becomes the starting balance of the next cycle. Profit you left in the account turns into a permanent trading buffer and can no longer be withdrawn; future payouts only come from new profit above that balance. In the example, those $500 stay as buffer.

Monthly cap and what happens on a breach

The help center sets a limit of $10,000 gross per user per calendar month across all funded evaluation accounts, counted before the split. The website and the TruTik builder say "no cap". Until the sources align, plan around the help center figure.

If a payout had already been processed and deducted when the account breaches the daily or maximum loss, it is still paid. If the breach comes first, the pending request is not paid. Every payout remains subject to the prohibited practices review.

What can block a request

Open positions, a request under the minimum, an amount that would go below the floor, a second request on the same day, an unpaid earlier request, incomplete Rise or identity checks, and a review for prohibited trading.

Profit split and the 90% add-on

Every account pays 80% of eligible profit. On the evaluation you can buy a 90% split, but only at checkout: it cannot be added to an existing account. It carries over to the funded account and applies to every payout. Its price depends on the build, with more maximum loss costing more, and it is never discounted; on the default $25K build it adds $41. On a $1,250 payout, 80% is $1,000 and 90% is $1,125.

Markets, leverage and costs

Every listed perp, 24/7

You can trade every perpetual futures market listed on TruTik, long or short, around the clock. There is no shortlist, no daily close and no weekend close. Perps do not expire, so there are no rollovers, and you can hold for minutes or weeks.

Leverage

The help center sets up to 10x on BTC and ETH, 5x on other perps, and up to 40x on select markets only. Leverage is measured against account size and there is no separate position cap: a $25K evaluation can open up to $250,000 of BTC or $125,000 on a 5x market. The TruTik builder instead says leverage is "Hyperliquid's max for each market", which is another point to check on the platform before trading.

Fees and funding

The trading fee is 0.03% of position value on every fill, opening and closing, with no difference between maker and taker. A $10,000 BTC position costs $3 to open and $3 to close. Open positions also pay or receive the market's periodic funding rate. Fees and funding hit the balance and count toward both drawdown limits.

Several accounts and copying

Evaluations in progress have no limit. Funded accounts are capped, but the two sources disagree: the help center says 10 at a time, Perps Instant included, while the TruTik checkout says 5. Every passed evaluation counts as a funded account, and each account keeps its own floor and limits.

Placing the same trade on several of your own accounts is allowed. Opposite positions across accounts count as hedging, whether the accounts are yours or someone else's.

Prohibited trading

The help center lists 11 practices that apply to every Perps account: cross-account hedging, group trading, all-or-nothing gambling with repeated evaluations, high-frequency trading, latency arbitrage, knowingly trading stale or wrong prices, platform exploits (fills, slippage, liquidations, mark price, bugs), order manipulation, quote stuffing, account sharing and any automated trading.

TruTik's list is longer and not identical. It adds sacrificial accounts, wash trading, "risk-free setups" across accounts, markets or promotions, and a ban on news trading in funded accounts, reviewed manually because there is no automatic news detection. On bots it is more open: it allows them only through TruTik's documented API, while the website and help center ban them outright.

Consequences range from removed trades and adjusted profits to denied payouts, closed accounts and bans for serious or repeated cases. TruTik notes that suspicious activity goes to staff review and is not treated automatically as a breach, while the hard risk limits are enforced automatically.

Perps Instant, announced but not on sale

Instant is built around one number: a drawdown from $10 to $1,000, which is also the one-time price. The account is 25 times that amount, so $100 buys a $2,500 account with a floor at $2,400, and $1,000 buys $25,000 with a floor at $24,000.

Its documented rules are minimal. No evaluation, profit target, daily limit, consistency rule, minimum days, time limit, inactivity rule or weekend close. The split is 80% with no 90% option. Payouts start at $25 and can be requested once the previous one is paid; the monthly cap and the retained-profit buffer of the evaluation do not apply, and the floor never moves, so profit left in the account stays withdrawable. The 10x, 5x and 40x leverage limits are the same.

Until it goes on sale, these conditions are only a published description.

Purchase, refunds and eligibility

Both plans are one-time fees with no subscription. The help center mentions card and crypto; the TruTik checkout also enables Apple Pay and Google Pay. The receipt is emailed and stored in the dashboard.

Refunds are only possible if you have not placed a trade: full refund within 14 days of purchase. After a trade, after 14 days or after a breach there is no refund; duplicate or mistaken charges are refunded. Requests go to support with the receipt and account ID.

You must be 18 or older, trade only under your own identity, and not live in a restricted country. The Perps help center sends you to the programme terms, and the website links the general Funded Futures Family terms and its restricted list, which includes Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Pakistan, Vietnam, Morocco and Algeria among about 40 countries and regions. Rise verifies identity before the first payout and lets you withdraw to a bank or in crypto. Support works through the help center chat; include account ID, time zone and screenshots.

Those general terms were written for the futures programme: they describe a soft-breach daily limit and resets that do not exist in Perps. A specific FFOne Perps agreement is not published yet, so the help center is the most precise source. The terms do apply clauses such as opening a support ticket before any chargeback, with clawback of benefits if you dispute a valid charge.

Summary: who it suits

FFOne Perps is a cheap and very simple way into funded crypto perps from a family with a payout history. The evaluation has a single phase, no minimum days, no time limit and no consistency rule, and you choose the trade-off between target, room and price. Payouts can be requested daily from the first funded day.

What can catch you out: the daily limit closes the account instead of pausing it, the floor locks at the starting balance after the first payout, profit you leave in the account is no longer withdrawable, and there is a monthly cap of $10,000 according to the help center. As a beta, the reset time, the funded account limit, leverage, bots and the monthly cap still differ between sources.

It suits traders who already trade crypto perps manually, want a small entry ticket and accept closing hard limits. Algorithmic traders and anyone who needs fully settled rules should wait for the programme to leave beta.