Funded Futures Family Device Rules + Discount Code COMPARE

Funded Futures Family requires each trader to use their own device and purchase with a payment method belonging to the registered account holder. A shared household, a separate browser profile or a relative's permission to use their card does not settle those requirements. Check ownership and access before applying a discount.

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The official device policy distinguishes sharing a network from sharing a computer, phone or tablet. The payment policy separately requires the payer and registered trader to match. This guide addresses account access and purchasing, rather than trading speed or payout processing. Official information reviewed 9 October 2026.

Account eligibility, accepted payment methods and coupon eligibility remain separate checks.

Devices: one trader's access must remain their own

The Device Sharing policy prohibits different traders from accessing FFF through the same device. Its scope includes dashboard access as well as placing trades. Separate browsers or browser profiles do not turn shared hardware into separate devices. A trader may access their own multiple accounts through their own profile.

The policy also says shared Wi-Fi, an office network or an IP address alone does not establish device sharing. Avoid drawing the opposite conclusion from that distinction: a shared connection does not authorize a shared laptop. If flagged incorrectly, contact official support for review rather than attempting to disguise device identity.

A practical household setup therefore starts with a hardware inventory. Record who owns and uses each trading device and which profile is accessed from it. There is no need to collect another person's password or log in to confirm their activity. Each person should check their own account and keep their own access details private.

A payment must belong to the registered trader

FFF's Third Party Name Purchases policy requires the payment method to belong to the registered account holder. Cards owned by a spouse, relative, friend or business partner remain third-party methods even when their owner gives permission. The policy recommends contacting support if the trader cannot complete payment using their own method.

It identifies possible consequences including review, account closure and payout refusal. Do not assume a successful payment screen means every ownership requirement has been approved. Check the registered name and cardholder identity before checkout; leave any unclear naming situation to the firm's support team.

This distinction matters for gifts. Offering to cover someone's expense does not itself tell you which purchase arrangement the firm allows. Do not buy an account under an inaccurate identity or access another trader's profile to make the purchase. Obtain the permitted process first, without sending card numbers through ordinary support chat.

Household account limits are a separate question

The official Velocity guide lists a maximum of five active funded accounts per household, combined across plans. Treat that limit independently from device ownership. Having separate hardware does not create a separate household allowance, and a household allowance does not permit one person to access another person's profile.

For an illustrative inventory, three active funded accounts held by one household member and two held by another already total five. The arithmetic does not decide whether a new evaluation can be purchased, passed or activated. Ask about the intended next step and identify the existing funded accounts accurately before relying on an assumption.

A useful record contains the owner, plan, stage and status of each account. Avoid storing payment credentials in that record. Note unresolved questions in plain language, such as whether a passed evaluation may be activated while the household is already at its funded limit.

Permission to access is different from trading permission

The Fair Play policy separately prohibits conduct including hedging between accounts and attempts to exploit platform errors or risk controls. Device compliance does not settle whether a particular coordinated strategy is allowed.

Describe a proposed tool or workflow accurately when asking the firm. Specify whose accounts are involved and what submits orders, without sharing credentials. A general statement that a device is yours is insufficient to resolve questions about another person's involvement or a trading method. Keep the response with the account agreement for reference.

Purchase checklist

1. 1Confirm the intended trader's own profile and eligible device.
2. 2Review active funded accounts across the household.
3. 3Confirm an accepted payment method in the registered trader's name.
4. 4Select the exact plan and apply COMPARE.
5. 5Check the final charge, renewal terms and unresolved eligibility questions before paying.