What is the Consistency Score, and how does it affect payouts?

What is the Consistency Score, and how does it affect payouts?


Overview


The consistency score measures how steady your daily profits are. It ensures you are making money regularly rather than relying on a single large winning day.


The consistency score applies to Instant and Buy Now, Pay Later (funded stage) accounts. A score of 20% or lower is required to be eligible for a payout.



How is it calculated?


Formula:


(Biggest winning day ÷ Total profit) × 100 = Consistency Score


The consistency score is based on daily PnL (profit per day, not per trade).



Example


10K Instant Account:


Day

Profit

Day 1

$600

Day 2

$450

Day 3

$500

Day 4

$700

Day 5

$800


  • Total profit: $3,050
  • Biggest winning day: $800
  • Consistency score: ($800 ÷ $3,050) × 100 = 26.2% → Too high, cannot withdraw yet.


After more trading:


Day

Profit

Day 6

$400

Day 7

$500

Day 8

$500


  • New total profit: $4,450
  • Biggest winning day: still $800
  • New consistency score: ($800 ÷ $4,450) × 100 = 18% → Eligible for payout ✓



When does the consistency rule apply?


The consistency score only needs to be 20% or lower at the time of requesting a payout. You can continue trading freely if your score is above 20% — simply keep trading until it drops below the threshold before submitting a payout request.



Minimum requirements to request a payout (Instant accounts)


To be eligible for a payout on an Instant account, you must meet all of the following:


  1. Consistency score of 20% or lower
  2. Minimum 3% profit of your account size (e.g., $150 on a $5k account)
  3. Minimum 5 profitable trading days


Note: Payouts are processed on weekdays only. The Instant Mini account allows same-day payouts once requirements are met.



Minimum requirements to request a payout (BNPL accounts)


To be eligible for a payout on a Buy Now, Pay Later funded account, you must meet:


  1. Consistency score of 20% or lower


There is no minimum number of trading days and no fixed minimum profit amount. Payouts can be requested immediately once the 20% consistency score is met — no 10-business-day waiting period applies. The exact profit target needed to reach a 20% score depends on your trading history and cannot be pre-calculated by support — use the formula above to track your own score.



Key takeaways


  • A score above 20% means one day made up too large a share of your total profits — keep trading to spread your gains more evenly.
  • The score is calculated on your best day vs. total profit, not per individual trade.
  • There is no fixed daily profit target — use the formula to track your score as you trade.
  • EAs (Expert Advisors) are not permitted on Instant Funded accounts.

Updated on: 16/09/2026

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