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How does the consistency rule work in Instant Funding

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What Is the Consistency Score Requirement?

To be eligible for payouts, traders must maintain a 20% consistency score. This rule ensures that profits are generated through steady, repeatable performance not from a single high risk trade that skews overall results.

In simple terms, no single trade day should account for more than 20% of your total profit during the payout period. This encourages disciplined, professional trading habits.


Examples on a $50,000 Account

Example 1 – Consistent Profits (Eligible for Payout)

  • Total profit: $4,000

  • Largest day profit: $600

  • Consistency score: 15% (600 / 4000)

  • Result: Meets consistency rule payout eligible.

Example 2 – One Dominant Trade (Not Eligible)

  • Total profit: $4,000

  • Largest day profit: $1,200

  • Consistency score: 30% (1200 / 4000)

  • Result: Fails consistency rule not eligible for payout.

Example 3 – Balanced Trading (Eligible for Payout)

  • Total profit: $4,000

  • Top five profit days: $500, $450, $400, $350, $300

  • Largest day profit: $500

  • Consistency score: 12.5% (500 / 4000)

  • Result: Meets consistency rule payout eligible.


Maintaining a low consistency score shows that you're not depending on risky trades and instead building profits through sound strategy and risk management a key trait we look for in funded traders.

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