The consistency rule applies to the Instant Funding and Pay After Pass accounts. It requires that no single trading day accounts for more than 20% of your total profits.
This ensures that your trading results are consistent and not reliant on one large winning day. If a single day exceeds 20% of your total profit, you may need to continue trading until the distribution is balanced.
How is my highest profit day calculated?
Your best (highest profit) trading day is calculated at the end of the trading day, based on your final realised profit for that day.
How do I know if I meet the rule?
Use this simple formula:
Required Total Profit = Highest Profit Day × 5
Example:
Highest Profit Day: $2,000
Required Total Profit: $2,000 × 5 = $10,000
Once your total profit reaches $10,000, and no single trading day exceeds $2,000, you've met the 20% Consistency Rule.
What happens if I exceed the 20% limit?
If your highest profit day represents more than 20% of your total profit, simply continue trading until your overall profits increase enough to satisfy the rule.
Can my highest profit day change?
Yes. If you make a larger profit on a future trading day, that day becomes your new highest profit day, and the consistency calculation will be based on the new amount.