What is the Consistency Score?

All 1-Step Prime Funded Accounts are subject to a 30% Consistency Score requirement. This rule is designed to ensure that profits are generated in a structured and repeatable manner rather than through a single oversized trade or short-term high-risk behavior.

The Consistency Score means that your largest single trading day may not account for more than 30% of your total accumulated profit at the time of payout request.

In simple terms, no single day should dominate your overall performance.

Example 1 – Compliant

You generate a total profit of $10,000.

Your best trading day produced $2,800 in profit.

30% of $10,000 equals $3,000.

Since $2,800 is below $3,000, you meet the Consistency Score requirement and your payout can proceed.

Example 2 – Not Compliant

You generate a total profit of $10,000.

Your best trading day produced $4,500.

30% of $10,000 equals $3,000.

Because $4,500 exceeds $3,000, this means 45% of your profit came from one day. This violates the 30% Consistency Score rule. You would need to continue trading and build additional profit on other days to bring the largest day below 30% of the total.

Example 3 – Adjusting to Meet The Rule

You initially have:

Total profit: $10,000

Best day: $4,500

This exceeds the 30% threshold.

If you continue trading and increase your total profit to $15,000 while your best day remains $4,500:

30% of $15,000 equals $4,500.

Now your largest day represents exactly 30% of total profit, meaning the requirement is satisfied.

Updated on: 26/03/2026