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Consistency Rule Calculator
Check whether your best day breaks the consistency rule — and how much more profit you need to bank a payout. Pick your prop firm to load its rule, or enter any consistency percentage.
How the consistency rule works
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit any single day may represent. If a firm uses a 50% rule and your best day is $1,200, you must reach $2,400 total profit before that day stops blocking a payout (because $1,200 is 50% of $2,400).
The formula: max allowed best day = total profit × consistency %. To make a big day compliant, you need total profit ≥ best day ÷ consistency %. The practical effect is that one huge day forces you to keep trading — spread profit across more days to bank it.
Most firms apply consistency to funded payouts, some to the evaluation too, and the window (per payout vs lifetime) varies. Check your firm’s scope — or let UTC compute your live consistency % automatically.
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FAQ
How do I calculate the prop firm consistency rule?
Multiply your total net profit by the consistency percentage to get the largest single day allowed. For a 50% rule on $3,000 total profit, no single day may exceed $1,500. If a day is bigger than that, you must grow your total (or add green days) until that day is within the cap.
What does a 50% consistency rule mean?
No single trading day may be more than 50% of your total profit at payout. So your best day effectively has to be matched by at least an equal amount of profit across your other days before you can withdraw.
Does the consistency rule apply to the evaluation or funded account?
It depends on the firm — most apply it to funded payouts, some to the evaluation as well, and the measurement window varies. Check your firm’s scope, or use UTC, which knows each firm’s exact consistency rule and tracks your live percentage.