The Consistency Rule and Minimum Trading Days

Passing an evaluation is about more than hitting the profit target. Most plans also ask you to trade across a minimum number of days and to show consistency, so your result reflects a repeatable process rather than one lucky session. The exact numbers vary by plan and are shown on each plan card on the Pricing page and inside your account.

What the minimum trading days rule is

The minimum trading days rule sets how many separate days you need to place trades on before your challenge can be marked as passed. It stops a single large day from carrying the whole evaluation. A trading day usually counts when you take at least one qualifying trade on that day, and the days do not need to be back to back.

Because the required count varies by plan, check the plan card on the Pricing page or open your account on the Accounts page to see the precise number tied to your challenge.

What the consistency rule is

The consistency rule asks for a number of qualifying days where you meet a daily goal, so your profits are spread out rather than concentrated in one outsized session. In practice this rewards steady, controlled trading and discourages oversized bets that could pass on luck alone.

The daily goal, the number of qualifying days, and exactly how consistency is measured all depend on the plan. Your plan card and your account details are the source of truth for these figures.

How to satisfy both rules

1. Open your challenge on the Accounts page and read the rules shown for that specific plan.
2. Trade on enough separate days to clear the minimum trading days count.
3. Keep your daily results steady so you build up the qualifying days the consistency rule asks for.
4. Track your progress on the Dashboard as you work toward the profit target.

Throughout, stay inside your account's other rules, such as the daily loss limit and maximum drawdown, since breaking a hard rule can fail the account regardless of your consistency. The full rulebook lives in the Trading Rules.

Where to see your exact requirements

Every plan lists its own minimum trading days, consistency days, and profit target. Compare them on the Pricing page before you buy, and view the live rules for a challenge you already own on the Accounts page. If your account seems to show something unexpected, email [email protected] and we will take a look.

Trade steadily, let the days add up, and the consistency rule tends to take care of itself.