FFN Perps Brings 24/7 Stock and Crypto Perpetuals to Prop Trading

Funded Futures Network, a futures prop trading firm, has added a second brand that sells evaluation accounts on perpetual contracts rather than traditional futures. The new offering, FFN Perps, lists 134 simulated markets spanning stocks, crypto, indices, commodities and currencies, all open 24/7 including weekends, according to the company's website.

The market mix is led by equities, with 58 stock instruments, followed by 52 crypto markets and 10 currency pairs. Core evaluations are priced from $35 to $199, covering account sizes of $10,000 to $100,000 on a single-phase structure with a 7% profit target.

The launch lands in a fast-growing corner of retail trading. Perpetuals tied to stocks, commodities and currencies reached $1.32 trillion in the first five months of 2026, according to CoinGecko data, as crypto venues push such contracts on traditional assets at scale.

Rivals and Regulators Move In

Competition among prop firms is building. Kraken absorbed the crypto prop firm Breakout into its Pro app in May, opening funded accounts of up to $200,000 across more than 60 crypto pairs at 5x leverage, and added a 24/7 S&P 500 perpetual in August. MyFundedFutures announced a multi-asset perpetuals brand in July, since renamed MyFundedPerps, while Tradeify has offered a crypto product priced off Binance perpetual futures data since earlier this year. Vest Labs, which disclosed a $13 million pre-seed round this month, is building a perpetuals-based prop platform across equities, crypto, commodities and currencies.

Regulated venues are following the same path. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission cleared Kalshi's US500 perpetual earlier this month, and a Securities and Exchange Commission official said last week that at least four venues could begin trading perpetual futures on US stocks this quarter.

On payouts, FFN Perps says traders keep 100% of each payment, which is a fixed amount per plan triggered whenever a funded balance closes 5% above its cycle baseline. On the Core plan a $10,000 account pays $250 on a $500 simulated gain, while a $100,000 account pays $1,000 on a $5,000 gain; the remaining balance becomes the new baseline. Each funded account closes after its fourth payout, and lifetime payouts are capped at $50,000 per trader. The Pro and Max plans add daily loss limits, cost up to $679 and pay as much as $1,600 per target.

No order placed through FFN Perps reaches a live market. The firm states that all evaluation and funded accounts are simulated. Leverage reaches 100x on bitcoin and ether, 50x on forex, indices and gold, and 10x on stocks. Prices are modelled on public data from unnamed third-party exchanges, and approved payouts are distributed through the Rise payments platform.