The consistency rule ensures that your trading results are sustainable and not driven by a single outsized trade. It applies to funded accounts and is checked when you request a payout.
How It Works
No single trading day can account for more than 30% of your total profits at the time of a payout request. This ensures that your results reflect consistent, repeatable trading — not one lucky trade.
The consistency threshold is 30% — no single day's profit can exceed 30% of your total account profit when you request a payout.
Example
You've earned $3,000 in total profit on your funded account and request a payout. The consistency rule checks that no single day contributed more than $900 (30% of $3,000).
If your best day was $850, you pass — it's under 30%.
If your best day was $2,000, that's 67% of your total — you'd need to continue trading until that day represents 30% or less of your total profit.
When Does It Apply?
- Only applies to funded accounts (not evaluations).
- Calculated based on your total realized profit.
- You can continue trading to bring your best day within the 30% threshold.
Tips for Staying Consistent
- Set daily profit targets that are reasonable relative to your account size.
- Avoid letting a single winning trade dominate your P&L.
- Trade regularly — spreading profits across multiple days naturally satisfies the rule.
- If you have a big winning day, keep trading on subsequent days to dilute it below 30%.
The consistency rule rewards disciplined, repeatable trading. Focus on consistent daily performance rather than swinging for home runs.