To ensure our traders are relying on skill and consistent strategy rather than "lucky shots" or high-risk gambling, we enforce a Consistency Rule.
This rule limits how much a single trading day can contribute to your total profit to be eligible for a payout or to pass a challenge phase.
The Rule Breakdown
The percentage limit depends on which stage of the program you are in:
Phase 1, 2 (Challenge) & Phase 3 (Funded): The 40% Rule
No single trading day can account for more than 40% of your total generated profits required to pass.
If your best trading day exceeds these percentages, you are not banned. However, you will not be able to upgrade or withdraw funds until you continue trading and generate enough additional profit to dilute that percentage back down to the allowed limit.
Your Best Trading Day (the single day with the highest profit) dictates your Minimum Profit Requirement.
How is Consistency Calculated?
The formula is simple:
Best Day: The single day (00:00–23:59 UTC) where you made the highest profit.
Total Net Profit: The sum of all your profits currently in the account.
The "Magic Number" Shortcut
To easily calculate exactly how much total profit you need to clear the rule based on your best day, use these multipliers:
For Challenge and Funded(40% Rule): Multiply your Best Day Profit by 2.5.
Examples: How it Works in Practice
Scenario A: The Challenge Phase (40% Limit)
You are in Phase 1. You have a great trading day and make $1,000.
To pass the challenge or move forward, that $1,000 cannot represent more than 40% of your total wins.
Requirement: Your total account profit must be at least $2,500.
Situation | Best Day | Total Profit | Consistency Score | Result |
Current | $1,000 | $1,500 | 66% ($1,000 ÷ $1,500) | ❌ Not Eligible |
Goal | $1,000 | $2,500 | 40% ($1,000 ÷ $2,500) | ✅ Eligible |
In this scenario, you must keep trading until your total profit reaches $2,500.
Is the Consistency Rule based on my profit today or my highest profit day ever?
It is always based on your Best Trading Day (the single UTC day where you realized the highest profit) since the start of your current phase or since your last withdrawal. It does not matter how much you made today; the rule looks at your historical "peak" day to set the requirement for your total profit.
Does "Best Day" mean a single trade (take) or the whole day's result?
It refers to the daily net PnL (00:00–23:59 UTC). If you took 5 trades in one day and the sum of all of them resulted in your highest daily profit to date, that total daily amount is what defines the 40% rule, not an individual trade’s "take."
What happens if I reach the profit target but my Best Day is over 40%?
You will not be able to pass the challenge or request a payout yet. You are not disqualified, but you must continue trading to increase your Total Net Profit until your Best Day represents 40% or less of that total.
(Example: If your best day was $1,000, you must keep trading until your total account profit reaches at least $2,500).
Does the target ever go back down?
No. The adjustment is dynamic and cumulative. If you have an even bigger winning day later, the target will increase again. It does not reset downwards during the current phase or payout cycle, even if your subsequent days are less profitable.
What happens if I withdraw partial profits?
When a withdrawal is processed, the consistency calculation resets. However, if you leave "leftover" profits in the account and then take a new trade, a new consistency window begins. Those remaining funds are "locked" from withdrawal until your new trading activity satisfies the consistency rule again.
Do losses help me with the consistency rule?
No. Since the rule is calculated based on Total Net Profit, losses will actually make your "Best Day" percentage higher (worsening your consistency score). You need additional winning trades to dilute the impact of your best day.