Consistency rule checker
Enter your daily profits and the firm’s best-day cap. See your best day as a share of total profit and the extra profit needed to comply.
Frequently asked questions
What is a consistency rule?
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit may come from a single day, commonly 30% to 50%. If your best day is larger, the firm can refuse a payout or pass until you add profit on other days.
How do I fix a consistency violation?
Keep trading with smaller days until your best day is below the cap as a share of total profit. The checker shows how much extra profit that takes, assuming no new day beats your current best.
Is the best day measured on profit or on the target?
It differs per firm: some use total profit, others the profit target. Check the exact wording on the firm’s page; this tool uses total profit.
These calculators use simplified, textbook versions of each rule and are not financial advice. Always read the firm’s own rules.
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