Goat Funded Futures Review
Hong Kong futures firm with four programs and tiered 100%/90% split on most
How Goat Funded Futures compares
Strengths
- Up to a 100% profit split — higher than the 90% median among the 12 futures firms we track.
Trade-offs
- Entry starts at $128 — above the typical starting price among the 12 futures firms we track.
- Rated 4.3/5 across TrustPilot & Prop Firm Match, below the 4.6 median among the 12 futures firms we track.
Goat Funded Futures suits traders who value a higher profit split; the trade-off is a higher entry price.
Ratings
Ratings aggregated from TrustPilot & Prop Firm Match, verified 2026-06.
About Goat Funded Futures
Hong Kong-based futures prop firm founded November 2024 offering four program types across 14 configurations. EOD, Sprint, and Instant carry a 100% split on the first $10,000 then 90%, while Pro uses monthly fees at a flat 90% split.
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Challenges & pricing
Goat Funded Futures' cheapest plan is a $25,000 1-step account at $128; the largest funded account is $150,000 (from $374). In total Goat Funded Futures lists 14 plan configurations across 4 account models, with profit splits up to 100%.
Goat Funded Futures' Instant Funded runs from a $25,000 instant-funding account at $384 up to $150,000 at $1,248, with a profit split of 100%.
Goat Funded Futures' EOD Challenge runs from a $50,000 1-step account at $134 up to $150,000 at $374, with a profit target of 6%, a max loss of 3–4% EOD trailing, a daily loss limit of 2.5% (funded) and a profit split of 80%.
Goat Funded Futures' Flex Challenge runs from a $50,000 1-step account at $189 up to $150,000 at $579, with a profit target of 6%, a max loss of 3–4% EOD trailing, no daily loss limit and a profit split of 80%.
Goat Funded Futures' Sprint Challenge runs from a $25,000 1-step account at $128 up to $100,000 at $280, with a profit target of 6%, a max loss of 3–4% EOD trailing, a daily loss limit of 2–2.4% and a profit split of 90%.
Goat Funded Futures FAQs
Answers sourced from Goat Funded Futures’s own help center.
Several futures routes: the Sprint and Flex evaluation challenges, an EOD challenge, and Instant funding accounts (50K–150K). Plans are monthly subscriptions traded on NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, and other platforms. You can create a GFF account for free at any time — no purchase is required to register.
GFF uses a maximum trailing drawdown that your equity cannot fall below at any point intraday. On funded accounts, once your balance reaches your starting balance the trailing drawdown stops moving and locks in place. The Instant accounts carry sized limits — for example roughly $2,500 daily / $5,000 max on the 50K and $4,500 / $10,000 on the 150K.
Not on the Flex and Sprint challenges — they have no daily loss limit on either the evaluation or funded stage. The EOD challenge is the stricter, more traditional format.
Up to 100% in the trader's favour, with an 80% base on the Instant line. Payouts are available every five winning days, where a winning day is a net P&L of at least 0.2% of your account balance, released in semi-monthly windows. Payout caps scale progressively by payout number and account size.
It caps how much of your total profit any one day can represent, and it varies by product: the EOD challenge is 50% in evaluation and 30% when funded, while the Sprint challenge has no consistency rule in evaluation and 30% funded. Importantly, it is only checked at the moment you request a payout — not in real time — so you have room to fix an imbalance before withdrawing.
During the evaluation there are no news restrictions. On a funded account a two-minute buffer applies around high-impact news events — you cannot open or close positions in that window.
No overnight holds — all positions must be closed before the session ends. Weekend holding is likewise not allowed. Microscalping is restricted too: profit from any trade closed within two minutes of opening is not eligible and is deducted from the account.
A hard breach is a serious rule violation — most commonly exceeding your maximum trailing drawdown. It results in the account being failed with no recovery.
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