The 50% Consistency ensures that no single trading day accounts for more than 50% of your total accumulated profit at the time of a payout request.
This applies to profits earned since your last approved payout, or since account inception if no payout has been made.
How it works
Your largest profitable trading day must represent less than 50% of your net profit since your last payout request, or since account inception if no payout has been made.
If this condition is not met, the payout request option will not be available.
The account remains active, and you may continue trading until the percentage falls below 50%.
Reset After Payout
Once a payout is approved:
- The consistency calculation resets.
- Future payout eligibility is based only on profits earned after the last approved payout.
Easy Calculation Method
Highest Profit Day / 0.5 = Minimum net profit required since your last payout request, or since account inception if no payout has been made.
Example:
On a $50k PA account, if your highest profit day since you started trading or since your last payout was $1,500, your net profit since your last payout request, or since account inception if no payout has been made has to be at least $3,000 for the evaluation to satisfy the 50% consistency.
Calculation: $1,500 / 0.5 = $3,000
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is there consistency in place?
The consistency requirement exists to ensure traders demonstrate steady, repeatable performance over multiple days rather than relying on a single large winning trade. It promotes disciplined risk management and sustainable trading behavior.
What is the 50% consistency?
50% consistency means that your largest profitable trading day must account for less than 50% of your total accumulated profit. No single day can make up 50% or more of your overall profit.
How is consistency calculated?
The system divides your highest profitable day by your total profit earned since your last approved payout (or since account start if no payout has been made).
Highest Profit Day Γ· Total Profit = Consistency Percentage
The result must be below 50%.
Do I fail if I am above 50% consistency?
No, being above the 50% consistency does not fail your account. However, the payout request option will just not be available until the consistency percentage falls below 50%, given all the other parameters to request a payout are satisfied.
Do losing days affect the consistency?
Yes, losing days affect your net profits. Net profit in the account is used to calculate consistency. For example, if you make $1000 profits on day 1 then take a $200 loss on day 2, your consistency will be $1000 (highest day net profit) divided by $800 (net profit balance) which is 125%. You would need to keep trading until you meet the 50% requirement.
When is consistency checked?
This is automatically evaluated by the system when determining payout eligibility.
Is there a maximum number of days to meet the consistency percentage to request a payout?
There is no time limit to reach the profit target or satisfy the consistency percentage. You may continue trading as long as the account remains active until the 50% threshold is met and the payout option becomes available.
What if I donβt make money between requests?
If you either:
- Make no profit, or
- Are at a loss
Then consistency cannot be calculated, and you wonβt qualify yet. You need positive profits to begin meeting the consistency rule.
Simple Example (50K Account)
After a payout, your new balance is $52,500:
| Day | Profit | Total Profit | Consistency | Status |
| 1 | $0 | $0 | N/A | X Too high |
| 2 | +$500 | $500 | 100% | X Too high |
| 3 | +$200 | $700 | 71% | X Too high |
| 4 | $0 | $700 | 71% | X Too high |
| 5 | -$200 | $500 | 100% | X Too high |
| 6 | -$600 | -$100 | N/A | X Too high |
| 7 | +$1,000 | $900 | 111% | X Too high |
| 8 | +$600 | $1,500 | 67% | X Too high |
| 9 | +$500 | $2,000 | 50% | β Consistency Met |