Funding Predicts
Rank #3Live Polymarket trading from a team backed by MyFundedFutures.
Editorial score · how we rate
- Execution
- Simulated
- Venues
- Polymarket
- Founded
- 2026
- Based
- Austin, TX, USA
Challenges
Every Funding Predicts challenge and account size, with the rules that decide whether you get funded. Filter by type or size and sort by price.
2-Step (beta)
- Profit target
- Both phases
- Consistency
- Not stated
- Min days
- Not stated
- Profit split
- 80% → 90%
- Max drawdown
- ChallengeBoth phasesFundedBoth phases
Payouts, trust & execution
| Getting paid | |
|---|---|
| Profit split | 80% → 90% Base 80%, up to 90% |
| Payout speed | Bi-weekly, <72h |
| Payout method | Crypto or fiat |
| Refund | Free in beta |
| Trust & execution | |
| Trust score | 8.3 / 10 |
| Execution | Simulated |
| Data feed | Polymarket |
| Drawdown type | Not stated |
| Venues | Polymarket |
Our verdict
Funding Predicts is the most institutionally backed name in the category: MyFundedFutures, an established futures prop firm, took an equity stake, which is a meaningful trust signal in a space full of week-old brands. You trade live-priced Polymarket markets from Austin-based operators, and right now there is a genuinely free $100,000 beta account with no profit target while the paid product is finished. The catches are that the paid challenge is a slower 2-step whose exact targets and drawdown are not yet public, and the base 80% split trails PolyFundr. A strong one to watch, and free to try today.
Pros and cons
What we like
- A free $100,000 beta account right now, with no purchase and no profit target while the paid challenge is finished.
- Pricing tracks live Polymarket markets across politics, crypto, macro and sports.
- Backed by MyFundedFutures (MFFU), which took an equity stake, a rare credibility signal in this niche.
- Base 80% split rising to 90%, with bi-weekly crypto or fiat payouts that arrive inside 72 hours.
- Large active community (the site cites 12,400+ traders and $84M+ traded) across politics, crypto, macro and sports.
What to watch
- The paid challenge is not live yet, so real pricing and the exact profit-target and drawdown numbers are still unpublished.
- The 2-step evaluation is slower than the 1-step models at PolyFundr and Maven.
- Base split (80%) trails PolyFundr's flat 90%.
- Still very new as a funded product, even with the MFFU pedigree.
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How execution works
A simulated evaluation account, like every firm here, not your own capital on-chain. Funding Predicts advertises live Polymarket pricing across politics, crypto, macro and sports, with no personal capital at risk.
Sources and verification
Last verified 2026-06-09. Figures checked against the firm’s own site and public coverage. Prediction-market firms change rules often, so confirm details before buying.
Funding Predicts FAQ
Is Funding Predicts legit and worth it?
Live Polymarket trading with unusual credibility for the niche thanks to MyFundedFutures backing. A free $100K beta is open now, but the paid challenge's exact rules and pricing are still unpublished. We rate it 4.2 out of 5 based on rules, payouts, pricing, platform, and trust, last verified 2026-06-09.
How much does Funding Predicts cost?
Entry starts at Free (beta) for accounts ranging $10K – $100K. Free $100K beta now; paid 2-phase challenge coming
What is Funding Predicts's profit split?
Funding Predicts pays a 80% → 90% profit split. Base 80%, up to 90%
Does Funding Predicts use real money or a simulator?
A simulated evaluation account, like every firm here, not your own capital on-chain. Funding Predicts advertises live Polymarket pricing across politics, crypto, macro and sports, with no personal capital at risk.
How does Funding Predicts pay out?
Payouts are via Crypto or fiat, bi-weekly, <72h. Profit target is Two phases with a Both phases max drawdown.