The Profit Consistency Rule
The profit of the best trading day should NOT exceed 20% of total profit.

For example:

Your account follows a 20% profit consistency rule. Below are your daily results (Total Closed P/L + Open Loss):

  • Day 1: $100

  • Day 2: $200 ← highest profit day

  • Day 3: -$50

  • Day 4: $100

  • Day 5: $60

Profit consistency = [200 / (100 + 200 – 50 + 100 + 60)] × 100 = 48.7%

Since 48.7% exceeds the 20% limit, you do not qualify. You need to make more trades with steady profits to reduce this ratio.

Note:

Your overall profit is calculated based on the total closed P/L of each trading day since your account was activated. Your single highest profit refers to the highest profit made on any single trading day since you started trading on the account.

We calculate this one automatically so you do not need to calculate by hand. Just simply check this Profit Consistency Ratio under the Statistics of your account performance in your Dashboard.

Profit consistency does not apply to the following account types and phases:

  • Challenge Phase 1

  • Challenge Funded Account

  • 51010 NOPC package

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Who can join?
For all international traders (excluding Vietnam and Indonesia)
Program Duration: From 15th July 
Eligible Accounts: Any account $100K or below
How to join: Request your account here

If any risk factors, trading irregularities, or signs of inconsistency or gambling-like behavior are identified during a client’s trading activity, the Risk Team reserves the right to impose additional requirements before approving any payout. This includes cases of manipulated profit consistency.

Certain behaviors are identified as profit manipulation

A client is considered to be engaging in Profit Consistency (PC) manipulation when performing one or more of the following actions, including but not limited to:

Deliberately splitting trade closures to adjust profit distribution
Opening multiple positions based on the same trading strategy or idea, then intentionally splitting the closing of those positions across different trading days in order to distribute profits or losses and control the Profit Consistency (PC) metric.

Shifting profits between trading days
Opening positions with large volume, closing the majority of the position within the same trading day, and retaining an insignificant remaining volume to be closed on the following trading day, with the intention of shifting or distorting the actual profit generated.

Creating unreasonable losing trades to reduce recorded profits
After generating unusually high profits in a single trading day, executing abnormal losing trades that do not align with logical or standard trading strategies, with the purpose of reducing previously recorded profits in order to adjust the PC metric.

The Company reserves the full right to review, assess, and determine the above behaviors based on trading data, behavioral patterns, and internal risk management criteria.
If any signs of manipulation are identified, the Company may apply appropriate measures in accordance with applicable regulations.

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