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# Consistency Score

> Consistency score is only applicable to such Funded accounts:
>
> * Lite Models (1 Step, 2 Step, Instant)
> * Trade Now Pay Later (Lite & Classic)

Consistency Score rule is introduced to ensure steady and sustainable profits over time. It states that the **best profitable trading day must not be greater than 25% of your total profits from all profitable trading days**. 

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**Example:** If your best trading day generated $40 in profit, your total profits during this payout cycle must be greater than $120 before requesting a payout. 

This means that you’ll need to complete at least 3 more profitable trading days with the same $40 profits in order to reach payout. You can do it as follows: $40 + $40 + $40 + $40 (4 days total), or $40 + $25 + $15 + $30 + $10 + $20 + $20 (7 days total).

However, if you make >$40 profit after your best trading day, consistency score will be recalculated.
{% endhint %}

Consistency score is calculated at 00:00 UTC and will include profits from the previous profitable trading days. If you trade with only losses during the day, this trading day will not be counted into the consistency score. 

**Consistency score will reset after a successful payout**, requiring you to trade with consistent profits again before requesting the next payout. 

#### What happens if the rule is breached?

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If this rule is breached, your account will not be terminated. You’ll need to **continue trading until your best trading day constitutes 25% or less** to your total profits in order to qualify for a payout.
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