Introduction
This guide explains the the consistency score for passing challenges and regulating payouts.
What is the Consistency Score?
If you have chosen to participate in the Consistency Mode program or Instant Program, you must complete the consistency score requirement to pass a Stage/Challenge or request a Payout.
A low Consistency Score is better. If your Consistency Score is close to 100%, it means the majority of your profit was earned in a single day. For example, if your total profit is $1,000, $900 of which was earned in one day, that means your Consistency Score is 90%.
The Consistency Score you must be below depends on your account size.
Account size | Mode | Consistency Score required |
5K / 10K / 20K / 50K / 100K | Consistency 2 Stage | 40% or less |
5K / 10K / 20K / 50K / 100K | Consistency 1 Stage | 30% or less |
5K / 10K / 20K / 50K / 100K | Instant | 20% or less |
Consistency Score calculation
The Consistency Score is essentially your best trading day divided by your total profit, expressed as a percentage.
Consistency Score = Best trading day profit ÷ total profit × 100
Example #1
Here is a simple example showing how the Consistency Score is calculated over five days.
Day | Daily profit | Total profit | Consistency Score |
1 | $900 | $900 | 100% |
2 | $800 | $1,700 | 52.94% |
3 | $700 | $2,400 | 37.50% |
4 | $600 | $3,000 | 30.00% |
5 | $500 | $3,500 | 25.71% |
Example #2
Here is an example showing how the Consistency Score is impacted by losses over five days.
Day | Daily profit | Total profit | Consistency Score |
1 | $300 | $300 | 100.00% |
2 | ($100) | $200 | 150.00% |
3 | $300 | $500 | 60.00% |
4 | ($100) | $400 | 75.00% |
5 | $300 | $700 | 42.86% |
Consistency Score in the challenge stage
You are required to meet two requirements to pass a Consistency Mode challenge: reach the profit target and meet the consistency requirement. You cannot pass the challenge without meeting both requirements.
Consistency Score in the funded stage
When you are funded, you must have a qualifying consistency score to request a payout. Payouts reduce the profit in your account; therefore, your consistency score is recalculated each time a payout is requested.