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Is there a consistency rule on the CFDs Prime product?

The following applies to new accounts created on or after July 6, 2026.

Yes. A consistency rule applies on the CFDs Prime product, but only on the 1-Phase $100K and $200K account types. It applies during both the Challenge phase and the Earning phase.

The rule

The consistency rule requires that your Best Day does not represent more than 50% of your Positive Days' Profit.

    • Best Day — the single most profitable trading day on the account.
    • Positive Days' Profit — the sum of closed profits and losses from all profitable trading days. Losing days are not included in this calculation.

How it's calculated

Formula

Best Day Profit ÷ Positive Days' Profit = Best Day %

Important — this is not a rule breach

Exceeding the Best Day limit is not treated as a rule breach. It does not fail or close your account. You simply need to continue trading to generate additional profit until your Best Day represents 50% or less of your Positive Days' Profit on the account.

Example 1 — Within the limit 

Day

Profit / Loss

Day 1

+$2,000

Day 2

+$2,000

Day 3

+$445

Day 4

–$1,000 (ignored)
    • Positive Days' Profit: $2,000 + $2,000 + $445 = $4,445
    • Best Day: $2,000
    • Calculation: $2,000 ÷ $4,445 = 44.99%

Result: The Best Day represents about 45% of Positive Days' Profit, which is below the 50% limit. The losing day of –$1,000 is excluded.

 

Example 2 — Above the limit 

Account size does not play a role in this calculation.

P&L per day:

    • Day 1 = closed loss = –$1,000
    • Day 2 = closed profit = +$7,000
    • Day 3 = closed profit = +$3,000
    • Day 4 = closed loss = –$500
    • Day 5 = closed profit = +$2,000

Results at the end of Day 5:

    • Positive Days' Profit = $7,000 + $3,000 + $2,000 = $12,000
    • The Best Day is Day 2. On this day, 58.33% of the Positive Days' Profit was achieved ($7,000 ÷ $12,000 = 58.33%).

Because the profit achieved on the Best Day exceeds the 50% allowed limit, the Best Day rule is not yet satisfied. This is not a breach — your account remains active. The trader simply needs to continue generating profit on other days.

What needs to happen next:

To find the Positive Days' Profit needed for the Best Day to equal 50%, divide the Best Day by 0.5:

Best Day ÷ 0.5 = Required Positive Days' Profit

$7,000 ÷ 0.5 = $14,000

    • Current Positive Days' Profit = $12,000
    • Additional profit needed on other positive days = $2,000

Once Positive Days' Profit reaches $14,000: $7,000 ÷ $14,000 = 50%