The Consistency Score shows how steady and disciplined your trading is, not just how much you profit.
It helps us see whether you're following proper risk management practices, rather than relying on luck or big one-off wins.
🔷 Is the Consistency Score Required to Pass?
No, you do not need a Consistency Score to pass any of our funding programs.
It’s only relevant to scaling up your account in the Instant Funding from Level 2 or Instant Funding Pro from Level 1 and higher.
🔷How Is the Consistency Score Calculated?
Here’s the formula:
Absolute Value of Most Profitable or Losing Day / The Sum of The Absolute P/L Value of All Trading Days
We use the most profitable OR losing day to measure how consistent you are.
Trader | Mark | Adam |
Day 1 | $4,000 | -$4,900 |
Day 2 | -$2,000 | -$3,000 |
Day 3 | $3,000 | -$200 |
Day 4 | $4,000 | -$300 |
Day 5 | $2,000 | +$13,400 |
Day 6 | -$2,000 | +$5,000 |
Day 7 | -$4,000 | -$5,000 |
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The absolute value of the most | -$4,000 | +13,400 |
The sum of the absolute P/L value of | $21,000 | $31,800 |
Consistency Score | 19.05% | 42.14% |
As you can see from the table above, the Consistency Score is calculated by factoring in your best losing OR winning day.
💡Lower score = Better Consistency.💡
✅Mark is the most consistent: smaller daily swings, better risk control.
🚫 Adam relies too much on one big day, which indicates that the trader relies on luck instead of following a consistent trading plan.
It’s normal for your score to go up and down — review it regularly and adjust to improve.
⁉️ Want to track your Consistency Score? ⁉️
You can download the Consistency Score Calculator to check how your trades score offline.