How Does the Consistency Rule Work?

What is the consistency rule?

The consistency rule limits how much of your total profit for the current payout cycle can come from your single most profitable trading day. Its purpose is to encourage disciplined trading and discourage excessive risk-taking.

What are the funded consistency requirements for each account type?

How is the consistency score calculated?

Your best trading day's profit is divided by your total profit for the current payout cycle. The result must not exceed the consistency percentage applicable to your account. For example, if your best day generates $1,200 and your total cycle profit is $1,600, your best day represents 75% of your total profit. This would fail a 30% consistency requirement.

How can I meet the consistency requirement without losing my profits?

You can continue trading and building additional profits until your best day's profit represents an acceptable percentage of your total cycle profit, provided you continue to comply with all trading rules. For example, if your best trading day generated $1,200 under a 30% consistency rule, your total cycle profit would need to reach at least $4,000: $1,200 ÷ 0.30 = $4,000.

Does the consistency calculation reset after a payout?

Yes. The consistency calculation resets after every approved payout. The next payout cycle is evaluated independently.

Does the consistency rule apply to every account type?

No. The 2-Step Pro account has no consistency score requirement. The 1-Step Standard, 2-Step Standard, and Instant Funding accounts have requirements of 30%, 50%, and 20%, respectively.