MyFundedFutures,
rule by rule.

Platforms: Official current lineup (per plan pages, checked 2026-09-05): Tradovate (primary; Rithmic connectivity is available through the Tradovate connection, not offered as a standalone Rithmic option), NinjaTrader, TradingView (via Tradovate), and Quantower. Third-party sources (medium confidence) additionally list HyperProp and Fintevo as "coming soon," and mention legacy support for Volumetrica/DeepChart/DeepDom/ATAS that may no longer be selectable at new-account checkout.

Universal conduct rules: Account limits (official, help.myfundedfutures.com 'Traders Evaluation Simplified'): max 10 active Evaluation accounts at once. Max 5 active Sim-Funded accounts combining $25K/$50K sizes (the 50K legacy 'Flex' plan is capped at 3, with pre-March-24 accounts grandfathered to 5). If a trader holds ANY $100K or $150K Sim-Funded account, their total active Sim-Funded account cap across ALL sizes drops to 3. One live account per user (per third-party corroboration; not explicit on the specific official page fetched). // Prohibited conduct (official, 'Fair Play and Prohibited Trading Practices' article): high-frequency trading and exploiting simulated-environment fill quirks are banned; live-account automation must comply with CME guidelines. Simultaneously placing multiple limit orders at the same price to manipulate fills is prohibited. Trading gapped/illiquid markets to profit from isolated fills, or exploiting absent slippage with tight brackets, is banned. Hedging of any kind is prohibited — defined as simultaneous buy and sell positions on the same underlying, including related instruments (e.g., holding E-mini NQ long against Micro NQ short counts as hedging). Copy trading is banned: traders may not enter, exit, or cancel positions for one another, and shared-device use between traders leads to permanent restriction. Coordinating identical or opposite strategies across separate accounts (to game evaluations) is prohibited. Violations can result in account termination, profit confiscation, evaluation revocation, and denial of funding. // Trading hours (official, 'Permitted Times to Trade'): positions can be initiated from 6:00 PM ET (Globex session open) through the next 4:10 PM ET (New York close), and every account is automatically flattened at 4:10 PM ET on regular trading days — meaning the overnight/Globex session (evening through next morning) CAN be held through, but no account may carry a position through the daily 4:10 PM ET close itself; repeatedly forcing trades after 4:10 PM ET risks disqualification. On holiday-shortened sessions auto-liquidation does NOT trigger at the early close, so the trader must manually flatten before that close or risk a breach.

News & overnight: News trading policy (official, 'News Trading Policy' article): strategies built to exploit news bursts (e.g., straddles/strangles timed to a release, or news trades disguised as normal strategy) are banned. For Tier-1 data releases — FOMC meetings/minutes, Employment/NFP reports, CPI (plus EIA for energy and USDA reports for agricultural traders) — no open positions or working orders are allowed in the 2 minutes before through 2 minutes after the release (firm's example: news at 8:30 means flat by 8:28, no re-entry until 8:32). This T1 restriction applies to Rapid Sim-Funded and Pro Sim-Funded accounts; it is explicitly NOT applied during any evaluation stage or on Builder-plan accounts, where T1 news trading is allowed. // Overnight holding: per the 'Permitted Times to Trade' article, trading is permitted from 6:00 PM ET through 4:10 PM ET the next day, with automatic flattening of all positions at that daily 4:10 PM ET New York close on regular days (manual close required on holiday-shortened sessions, since no auto-liquidation fires at the early close). Net effect: positions CAN be carried overnight through the Globex/Asia/London session, but CANNOT be carried through the mandatory daily 4:10 PM ET flatten — so true multi-day swing holds across the NY-afternoon settlement are not permitted on the standard plans. Numerous third-party review sites flatly state 'overnight holding allowed' or 'not allowed' without this nuance; the firm's own article is the more precise and higher-confidence source and is what's reflected here.