Alpha Futures Launches the Premium Plan

Alpha Futures, a futures prop trading firm, announced on July 12, 2026, that it has discontinued its Premium plan, which was introduced earlier in the year. All active Premium accounts are being automatically refunded and closed, with no support ticket required. The company stated that the Zero, Advanced, and Direct plans are unaffected by this change.

The Premium tier had been launched as a premium offering for consistent performers, scalers, and multi-account allocators. It featured six upgrades: tiered withdrawal caps reaching up to $6,000 per cycle, a maximum loss limit that did not slide to zero after payouts, support for up to five concurrent accounts, flexible activation fee options, no profit target on funded accounts, and no consistency rule in the qualified phase. The plan was available in three account sizes: 50K ($79/mo evaluation), 100K ($159/mo), and 150K ($239/mo), with or without a $149 activation fee option.

During the evaluation phase, the Premium plan required only two minimum trading days, had no daily drawdown, and included a 50% consistency rule. In the qualified phase, there was no profit target or consistency rule, with news trading and micro scaling allowed. The company positioned the plan as having the fewest restrictions in the industry, with a 90% performance split.

Despite the discontinuation, Alpha Futures continues to offer its Zero, Advanced, and Direct plans. The original launch announcement and details remain online for historical reference.