Consistency Rule | Kortana Help Center (2024)

For a limited time only we are enforcing a consistency rule, since we are allowing traders to pass with HFT bots. Once we no longer allow HFT, we will also remove the consistency rule. Please see below for details.

Traders must participate in 5 minimum trading days for each withdrawal.

At the time of requesting a withdraw we will review your trading history, and adjust your balance for any trades that fall outside of your trading range.

To determine your trading range you must first calculate your average trade size.

Divide the total lot volume you have traded by the number of executed trades to find your average lot size.

Example:

100 total lots traded

50 total trades executed

100 lots divided by 50 trades = Average lot size of 2

Now to determine your average lot size range check below

Average Lot Size x 0.25 = Bottom of your range

Average Lot Size x 2.00 = Top of your range

In our example above

2 x 0.25 = 0.5 Lots

2 x 2.0 = 4 Lots

So your trades must be between 0.5 and 4 lots. Any trades that fall out of the range will be removed at time of withdrawal plus you cannot have 1 trade make up more than 33% or more of your profit, considering that partial closures belong to the initial operation.

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Consistency Rule | Kortana Help Center? ›

So your trades must be between 0.5 and 4 lots. Any trades that fall out of the range will be removed at time of withdrawal plus you cannot have 1 trade make up more than 33% or more of your profit, considering that partial closures belong to the initial operation.

What is the consistency rule? ›

The rule states that the profits of your best trading day should be no more than 45% of your total profits. The Consistency Rule is enforced during all Phases of every FunderPro Funded Challenge. It does not apply to live Funded Accounts.

What is the 30% consistency rule? ›

It just means that you need to trade more, until this single day equals less than 30% of your total profits. Using the same example, if you profit $1,200 in one day, that's 40% of $3,000. You can calculate how much profit you need to maintain consistency by dividing your highest daily profit ($1,200) by 0.3.

What is the 33% consistency rule? ›

33% consistency rule: A single trade should not account for more than 33% of the requested profit. This precaution aims to prevent traders from going “all in” before news events or engaging in risky behavior, encouraging the application of sound risk management.

How to calculate consistency rule? ›

The Consistency Metric is calculated using the following formula: (1 - (Highest Profit or Loss Day / Absolute Sum of all Trading Days)) x 100%.

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