How is the consistency score calculated?

The consistency score measures how evenly distributed your profits are across trading days. A consistency score of 20% or below is required to qualify for withdrawal on accounts that have the consistency rule.

Formula

The consistency score is calculated using this formula:

Consistency Score = (Biggest Winning Day ÷ Total Profit) × 100%

Key Points

• Biggest Winning Day: This is your single best trading day (not your best trade). It's based on daily net profit.
• Total Profit: The sum of all your profits across all trading days.
• Losing days do NOT affect the calculation – only your biggest winning day and total profit matter.

Which Accounts Have the Consistency Rule?

The consistency rule applies to:

• Instant Funded accounts
• Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) accounts
• Mini accounts (funded stage)

The rule does NOT apply to challenge/evaluation phases – only to funded accounts.

Practical Examples

Example 1: Initial Account Activity

Day 1: +$600
Day 2: +$450
Day 3: +$500
Day 4: +$700
Day 5: +$800

• Total Profit = $3,050
• Biggest Winning Day = $800 (Day 5)
• Consistency Score = ($800 ÷ $3,050) × 100% = 26.2%

Since 26.2% exceeds 20%, the account does not yet qualify for withdrawal.

Example 2: After Additional Trading

Continuing with the same account after more trading:

Day 6: +$400
Day 7: +$500
Day 8: +$500

• Total Profit = $4,450
• Biggest Winning Day = $800 (still Day 5)
• Consistency Score = ($800 ÷ $4,450) × 100% = 18%

Now the score is below 20%, and the account qualifies for withdrawal.

Example 3: Specific Numbers

If your biggest winning day is $29.32 and you want to achieve exactly 20% consistency:

• 20% = ($29.32 ÷ Total Profit) × 100%
• Total Profit needed = $29.32 ÷ 0.20 = $146.60

With $146.60 total profit:

• Consistency Score = ($29.32 ÷ $146.60) × 100% = 20%

Any total profit above $146.60 will result in a consistency score below 20%.

How to Improve Your Consistency Score

To lower your consistency score:

1. Generate more consistent profits – Make profitable trades across multiple days instead of relying on one large win.
2. Increase total profit – The more overall profit you accumulate, the smaller your biggest winning day becomes as a percentage.
3. Avoid one large winning day – Spread profits across multiple days to keep the biggest day relatively small compared to total profit.

What if you already had a large winning day?

There is no daily profit limit rule, but if you made a larger profit on one day (e.g. $32.88), keep your subsequent daily profits at or below that amount. This ensures your biggest winning day stays fixed while your total profit grows — gradually bringing your consistency score down to 20% or below.

Example: On a $5,000 account (minimum payout = $150):

• If you earn $30/day for 5 days → Total = $150, Best day = $30
• Consistency Score = $30 ÷ $150 × 100% = 20% ✓

To find the minimum total profit needed given your best day:
Minimum Total Profit = Best Winning Day ÷ 0.20

For example, with a best day of $133.54: $133.54 ÷ 0.20 = $667.70 total profit needed.

Withdrawal Eligibility

You can only withdraw from your funded account when:

• Your consistency score is 20% or below
• All other account requirements have been met

Once your consistency score meets the requirement, you can request a payout anytime.

Updated on: 30/09/2026