The consistency rule, computed

Best-day percentage, the exact math, and how to clear a violation.

Updated 2026-07-09

On Pro, no single day may contribute more than 40% of your payout cycle's profit. On Direct the cap is 20% — stricter because you skipped the evaluation, so the funded account carries the proof burden. Flex has no consistency rule at all.

The math

Consistency = best day P&L ÷ total cycle profit. It is checked once, at the moment you request a payout — not live, and never as a breach condition.

Cycle profit	Best day	Best-day %	Pro (40%) verdict
$2,000	$900	45%	Blocked — trade more green days
$2,500	$900	36%	Clears
$3,000	$1,150	38%	Clears

Failing it costs nothing but time

A consistency block never voids profit and never penalizes the account. The fix is always the same: add profitable days until the best day dilutes below the cap, then request again. The dashboard shows your current best-day percentage on the account card so the request is never a surprise.

Good to know

The rule exists to price one thing: repeatability. One outlier day is luck until the rest of the cycle proves otherwise.

Funded account rules at every size

Splits, consistency, caps, and cycle gates for all three paths.

How the profit split works

90 / 10 on Pro and Direct, 50 / 50 on Flex — and why.

Flex's profitable-days gate

Five green days per cycle instead of consistency math.

The buffer: when your floor stops trailing

Bank enough profit and the drawdown locks for good.