The consistency rule states that no single trade can account for more than 15% of your total accumulated profits. It ensures that funded traders demonstrate disciplined, repeatable performance rather than relying on a single lucky position — separating good traders from one-trade wonders.

When opening one position and closing out partials, each close does not represent an individual trade. Instead the total profits generated from all partials will count towards consistency.

Example: You open a 1 lot position, you then close 0.5 lots and then afterwards another 0.5 lots. This is NOT counted as 2 individual trades. The profit from each 0.5 lot trades will be combined and will count towards consistency.

You open 1 lot – You partially close 0.5 lots for $50 profit. You then close the remaining 0.5 lots with $70 profit. This trade has achieved $120 profit and therefore this is what will contribute to your consistency score.

Opening multiple trades on the same underlying trade idea in order to artificially improve your consistency score or bypass the maximum open risk rule is prohibited. Opening a trade in the same direction and in the same product less than 5 minutes after the previous trade was closed would be classified as the same trade idea. If this behaviour is identified, it is considered a Hard Breach. This rule applies regardless of whether individual positions appear to comply with other parameters in isolation.


Example: You open a buy on XAUUSD, you then close this trade 5 minutes later. You then open another buy trade on XAUUSD less than 5 minutes of closing this first trade – This is deemed as the same trade idea as the symbol, direction and close proximity of trade times is deemed as the same idea.

You must generate a minimum profit of 3% of your account’s starting balance before requesting a payout. On a $2,000 account that’s $60, on a $10,000 account that’s $300.