Instant Funded Account Consistency %
All Instant Funded accounts must follow the 20% consistency rule in order to be eligible for payouts. This rule is designed to promote steady, repeatable trading behavior instead of aggressive or one-off spikes in performance.
Your highest profitable day cannot exceed 20% of your total profits at the time of a payout request. If this rule is not followed, your payout will be denied until your account becomes compliant.
Total profits are defined as the amount above your starting balance. Any gains used to recover drawdown do not count toward this total. Only net profits held above the starting balance are considered.
Evaluation to Funded Account Consistency %
Accounts that advanced from an evaluation must maintain a 40% consistency threshold to qualify for payouts.
This means your most profitable day during a withdrawal cycle cannot represent more than 40% of your total profits at the time of request. If the rule is violated, the payout will be paused until the account is brought back into compliance.
Only profits that exceed the starting balance are included in this calculation. Any gains used to recover previous drawdown are excluded.
Here’s how the rule works in action:
Example 1 (Instant Funded account):
You start with a $10,000 Instant Funded account
Over time, your balance grows to $12,000
This means you have $2,000 in total profit
Your highest profitable day cannot exceed $400 (20% of $2,000)
Example 2 (Evaluation to Funded account):
You start with a $10,000 Evaluation-Funded account
Over time, your balance grows to $12,000
This means you have $2,000 in total profit
Your highest profitable day cannot exceed $800 (40% of $2,000)
Example 3 (Instant Funded account):
Your account goes into $500 drawdown, then climbs back up to break even
You later grow the balance from $10,000 to $11,500
Your total profits are $1,500
Your highest profitable day must be no more than $300 (20% of $1500)
Example 4 (Evaluation to Funded account):
Your account goes into $500 drawdown, then climbs back up to break even
You later grow the balance from $10,000 to $11,500
Your total profits are $1,500
Your highest profitable day must be no more than $600 (40% of $1500)
If you’re unsure whether your account meets the rule, you can use your most profitable day to find the minimum profit needed to pass:
Take your highest single-day profit and divide it by 0.2 (for Instant accounts), or 0.4 (for regular Funded accounts)
Example (Instant Funded account):
Your best trading day made $500
$500 ÷ 0.2 = $2,500
You need at least $2,500 in total profit to request a payout
Example (regular Funded account):
Your best trading day made $500
$500 ÷ 0.4 = $1,250
You need at least $1,250 in total profit to request a payout
We also consider fees and commissions when calculating profit per day. If you open 10 positions in a day and end the day with $500 in profit (after fees), that $500 is used for consistency calculations.
This is not a breachable offense. If your payout is denied due to the consistency rule, we’ll kindly inform you and explain how your account can be brought into compliance.
Trading with consistency shows control, discipline, and repeatable skill. These are key traits we look for in funded traders.