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Consistency Rule

Written by Kyle | COO
Updated over a week ago

Consistency Rule

The consistency rule defines how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day.


Evaluation Phase

Beginner Plan

A consistency rule of 40% applies.

  • One trading day cannot equal or exceed 40% of total profits

  • If exceeded, you must continue trading until it drops below 40%

Example:

If you make $1,300 in one day, you need at least $3,250 total profit to pass.


Standard Plan

There is no consistency rule in the evaluation phase.

  • You can pass the evaluation without any daily profit restrictions

  • Only profit targets and drawdown rules apply


Funded Phase (Beginner & Standard)

A consistency rule of 40% applies.

  • One trading day cannot equal or exceed 40% of total profits during a reward period

  • If exceeded, withdrawals will be temporarily restricted

To become eligible:

  • Continue trading until your highest profit day is below 40%

Note: This is not a breach.


Instant Funded Accounts

A consistency rule of 20% applies.

  • One trading day cannot equal or exceed 20% of total profits


How is consistency calculated?

Formula:

Highest Profit Day ÷ Total Profit


What happens if I break the consistency rule?

  • Your account remains active

  • You cannot pass (evaluation) or withdraw (funded)

  • You must continue trading until compliance is met


Does a news violation affect consistency?

Yes.

  • Profits from trades that violate news rules are removed

  • Consistency is recalculated based on valid profits only

  • Violations cannot improve your consistency


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