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Strategy styles · Scalping

Can a scalping strategy pass MyFundedFutures?

Sometimes. On MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD 50K, our sample scalper passed 41% of attempts and went on to a first payout in 20%. That ranks MyFundedFutures 30th of 46 firms with a challenge for this style; the middle challenge across all firms is 44%. The sample has a real edge built in, so read this as how MyFundedFutures's rules treat the style, not as your own odds.

41%Pass chance, best account
20%Pass and get paid
0.2%Best risk per trade
84Trading days to pass, typical
30th of 46Firms, this style

MyFundedFutures accounts with a scalping strategy

AccountTypePass chancePass and get paidBest risk a tradeDaysMost common way it failedTargetDaily lossMax loss
Rapid EOD 50K1-step41%20%0.2%84Hit the maximum loss6%None4% trailing, locks at start

"Pass and get paid" is the share of attempts that passed every phase and then reached a first payout without breaking a rule. Days are trading days. Rules checked 8 Nov 2026; full rules on the MyFundedFutures page.

MyFundedFutures's rules are about average for this style. When the sample failed on MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD 50K, it was most often because it hit the maximum loss.

The sample scalper

Our sample wins 53.7% of its trades, each winner is 0.9 times the risk, each loser is the full risk, and it takes about five trades a day: an average of 0.02R profit per trade, where R is the amount risked. A win rate just over half, winners slightly smaller than losers, and five trades a day. It takes five times as many trades as the breakout sample to make the same average profit, and every one of them is a chance to lose. More on the sample and how it does across all firms.

MyFundedFutures rules to watch with a scalping strategy

We have not recorded MyFundedFutures's rules on short trades or news trading yet, and they are not in the pass figures above. Check MyFundedFutures's own rules before you buy.

Costs
Our sample pays no spread or commission. A real scalper pays them on every trade, and an edge this thin can vanish once they are counted. Test with a trade file that includes costs.
Minimum hold times
Some firms require trades to be held for a minimum time, or ban tick scalping and high-frequency trading outright.
Daily loss limit
Five trades a day can reach a daily limit quickly on a bad morning.

Other styles at MyFundedFutures

StyleBest accountPass chancePass and get paid
BreakoutRapid EOD 50K56%32%
Trend followingRapid EOD 50K64%42%
Mean reversionRapid EOD 50K55%32%
Scalping (this one)Rapid EOD 50K41%20%
Swing tradingRapid EOD 50K78%58%
Opening range breakoutRapid EOD 50K67%43%
Day tradingRapid EOD 50K40%18%
High win rateRapid EOD 50K77%51%
Low win rateRapid EOD 50K52%30%
Position tradingRapid EOD 50K76%54%
Grid and martingaleRapid EOD 50K31%13%

Firms whose rules suit this style better

Ranked on the rules alone. It says nothing about how reliably a firm pays: see payout reports and each firm's page.

How this was worked out

Each style is a made-up sample trader, not a real track record. We set the figures so that every sample makes the same average profit: 0.1 times its risk per trading day, about 2R a month. They differ only in shape: how often they win, how big the winners are and how many trades they take. That way a difference between two styles comes from how the rules treat the shape, not from one sample simply being better. The exception is the grid and martingale sample, which has no edge at all: adding to losing trades changes the shape of the results but cannot create an edge.

Each sample was run 1,000 times against each account's published rules, at nine trade sizes from 0.13% to 1% of the account, and we show the size that did best. It is the same engine as the test centre. How the simulation works.

What this leaves out. Every sample but that one has a real edge and never breaks its own rules, which is why these figures are far higher than the share of real traders who pass. There are no spreads, commissions, swaps or slippage. Every winner and loser is the same size. And it only tests the rules in the table: profit targets, loss limits, trading days, time limits, consistency and payout terms, not rules on news, weekends or hold times. A strategy with no edge fails everywhere, whatever its style.

Questions

Can a scalping strategy pass MyFundedFutures?

Sometimes. On MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD 50K, our sample scalper passed 41% of attempts and went on to a first payout in 20%. That ranks MyFundedFutures 30th of 46 firms with a challenge for this style; the middle challenge across all firms is 44%. The sample has a real edge built in; a strategy without one fails at any firm.

Which MyFundedFutures account is best for a scalping strategy?

PropPassCheck tracks one MyFundedFutures account, MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD 50K.

How much should I risk per trade at MyFundedFutures with a scalping strategy?

For our sample the best size on MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD 50K was 0.2% of the account per trade, and a typical pass took 84 trading days. Your own best size depends on your win rate and losing runs, so test your own trades.

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