FTUK Futures Review 2026: Instant SIM Funding, Fast Rewards, Strict Holding Rules
FTUK Futures is the futures SIM offer from FTUK Inc., the broader FTUK prop brand that has operated since 2021. PropScorer tracks the futures product separately from FTUK's forex business because the rules are different: FTUK XT platform access, futures-only account sizes, no minimum trading days, and strict end-of-day flattening.
The current futures offer has two paths: Instant SIM Funding, which skips the evaluation for a higher one-time fee, and One Step SIM, which uses a monthly subscription plus a post-pass activation fee. Both routes are built around 50K, 100K and 150K accounts.
Quick Verdict
FTUK Futures is a useful compare-list firm, not a mature futures default. The low friction is attractive: no min days, full news access, on-demand rewards and a 60-minute average payout claim. The risk is that overnight/weekend holding and copy trading are not allowed on Futures, and the 5% daily drawdown rule changes the strategy fit unless the add-on applies.
| Best for | Traders who want fast access, no minimum trading days and on-demand rewards on a futures SIM account. |
| Avoid if | You need overnight/weekend holding, copy trading, or years of futures-specific payout proof. |
| PropScorer angle | Interesting FTUK brand extension, but the futures SIM track gets a conservative launch score. |
Plans And Pricing
PropScorer tracks 50K, 100K and 150K FTUK Futures plans. Instant SIM Funding is tracked around $509, $629 and $729 one-time. One Step SIM is tracked around $99, $199 and $299 monthly, with a $130 activation fee after passing.
- Instant SIM Funding: skip evaluation, higher one-time fee, up to 5 E-mini or 50 E-micro contracts.
- One Step SIM: lower monthly cost, activation after pass, up to 3 E-mini or 30 E-micro contracts.
- Resets: One Step reset fees are tracked at $39, $79 and $119 by size.
Drawdown And Risk Rules
FTUK Futures uses EOD / trailing drawdown language around 6%. PropScorer tracks that as roughly $3,000 on 50K, $6,000 on 100K and $9,000 on 150K. Daily drawdown is tracked at 5%, with a No Daily Drawdown add-on noted in the launch materials.
There are no minimum trading days, and news trading is allowed. The hard operational constraint is holding: overnight and weekend positions are not allowed, with end-of-day flattening and an auto-liquidation warning before the close.
Payouts And Split
The tracked reward split is 100% up to $15,000, then 80% afterward. Rewards are positioned as on-demand, with average processing around 60 minutes. Methods tracked by PropScorer are Crypto, Rise, Deel and wire.
The launch notes also mention scaling and a challenge-fee refund on first payout, but both should be verified at checkout before treating them as fixed economics.
Platform Fit
PropScorer tracks FTUK XT as the primary platform, with WebTrader, Volsys, VolBook and NinjaTrader also noted in source materials. Market coverage includes CME, CBOT, COMEX, NYMEX and EUREX.
Pros
- Instant route for traders who want to skip the evaluation.
- No minimum trading days.
- Full news access is trader-friendly.
- On-demand rewards and 60-minute average processing claim.
- 100% split up to the first $15,000.
Cons
- Futures SIM product is newer than the broader FTUK forex brand.
- Overnight and weekend holding are not allowed.
- Copy trading is not allowed on Futures.
- 5% daily drawdown may be restrictive without the add-on.
- Exact checkout pricing and add-ons should be verified live.
Final Verdict
FTUK Futures deserves a visible page on PropScorer because the futures product now has enough structured rules to compare. The right use case is a disciplined test, especially for traders who value fast reward processing and can live without overnight holding or copy trading.