What is the Consistency Score and how it is calculated?
What is the Consistency Score and how is it calculated?
The consistency score measures the stability of your trading performance. It applies to Instant Funding and Buy Now Pay Later accounts only. Standard accounts (1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step, and OMO) are not subject to the consistency rule.
The Rule
You can only request a payout if your consistency score is 20% or lower. If your score exceeds 20%, you must continue trading until it drops to 20% or below.
Formula
Consistency Score = (Best Winning Day ÷ Total Profit) × 100%
Your "best winning day" is the highest profit you made on a single trading day. Your total profit is the sum of all daily profits (losses reduce this total).
Example (10K Account)
Day | Profit |
|---|---|
Day 1 | $60 ← Best winning day |
Day 2 | $60 |
Day 3 | $60 |
Day 4 | $60 |
Day 5 | $60 |
- Total Profit: $300
- Best Winning Day: $60
- Consistency Score: 60 ÷ 300 × 100% = 20% ✅ Eligible for payout
Key Points
- The consistency score is measured per trading day, not per individual trade.
- Your daily profits do not need to be equal — they can vary, as long as your best single day does not exceed 20% of your total profit.
- You do not need to be profitable for 5 consecutive days. Losses between profitable days are allowed. What matters is that no single day's profit represents more than 20% of your overall profit.
- There is no time limit to reach the 20% consistency score — take as many trading days as needed.
- The consistency score resets after each payout.
Payout Eligibility (Instant Account)
To request a payout on an Instant account, you must meet both of the following criteria:
- Minimum 3% total profit (e.g. $300 on a $10,000 account)
- Consistency score of 20% or lower
Payouts can be requested every 10 business days following your first trade, provided both criteria are met. The maximum withdrawal is $10,000 per 30-day rolling cycle.
Updated on: 17/09/2026
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