The consistency rule is one of the most overlooked — and most punishing — rules in prop trading. Many traders pass their evaluation only to fail their funded account due to a consistency violation they didn't know existed.

What Is a Consistency Rule?

A consistency rule limits how much of your profit can come from a single trading day. For example, a "30% consistency rule" means no single day can account for more than 30% of your total profits during the evaluation phase. This is designed to prevent traders from getting lucky on one big trade and gaming the system.

Prop Firms With NO Consistency Rules (2026)

The following prop firms have zero consistency requirements, giving traders maximum flexibility:

Prop Firms WITH Consistency Rules

These firms enforce consistency rules, which can be either beneficial (it forces disciplined trading) or problematic (if you have one exceptional trading day):

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