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Do You Have a Consistency Rule?
Do You Have a Consistency Rule?
Updated over a month ago

To encourage responsible trading and long-term profitability, we have set consistency rules for certain stock-based challenges while keeping our Forex challenges free from any such restrictions.

  • 1-Step & 2-Step Forex ChallengesNo consistency rules apply, allowing traders full flexibility in how they manage their trades.

  • Stock Challenges & Instant Funding Stock Standard30% consistency rule applies.

  • Instant Funding Pro (Forex )20% consistency rule applies.


How the Consistency Rule Works

At the time of requesting a withdrawal, a portion of the trader’s profits must be evenly distributed over multiple trading days. This ensures that gains are not overly concentrated in a single high-risk trading day, promoting consistent performance rather than one-time volatility.

If the profit from any single trading day exceeds the consistency threshold (30% or 20%), traders will need to continue trading until their profit distribution aligns with the required limit. Withdrawals will be approved once the rule is met.


Example of the 30% Consistency Rule (Stock Challenges & Instant Funding Stock Standard)

If a trader's total profit balance is $3,000, then no more than 30% of that ($900) can come from a single trading day.

Formula:
(Profit from a single day / Total profit balance) × 100

For example, if a trader earns $1,200 in one day, which is 40% of their total profit balance, they will need to trade further until the profit from a single day is 30% or less of the total.

Example of the 20% Consistency Rule (Instant Funding Forex Pro)

If a trader's profit balance is $5,000, then no more than 20% of that ($1,000) can be from a single trading day.

This rule is designed to discourage high-risk, erratic trading strategies while ensuring profits are built sustainably over time.

For traders in Forex challenges (1-Step & 2-Step), no such restriction applies, offering maximum flexibility in trading styles.


If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our support team. Happy trading!

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