Consistency requirement
Updated 2026-07-05
Quick answer
On plans with consistency, your largest winning trade must be at or below 20% of total funded profit when you request a payout. Basic 2-Step and Pro 2-Step do not enforce this rule.
- 20% consistency: Elite Two Step, One Step Basic, One Step Pro, Elite Direct, Pro Elite
- No consistency requirement: Basic 2-Step, Pro 2-Step
- Measured on funded profit at payout time
- Not enforced during Step 1 / Step 2 evaluation
- A consistency issue does not close the account
Worked example — 20% consistency example
Total funded profit: $500 Largest winning trade: $90 $90 ÷ $500 = 18% → payout can pass consistency If largest winning trade is $130: $130 ÷ $500 = 26% → payout waits until total profit reaches at least $650
Edge cases
- Does losing trade size matter for consistency?
The consistency check looks at the largest winning trade compared with total funded profit. Losses affect total profit, so they can indirectly affect the percentage.
- How do I fix a consistency hold?
Keep trading smaller wins until total profit increases enough that the largest win is within the allowed percentage.
- Does consistency reset after payout?
Yes. The next payout cycle measures profit accumulated after the previous approved payout.
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