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The Consistency Rule Explained

Learn how Wildfunded’s consistency rule works across Challenge, Funded and Direct accounts, and how to keep your profits eligible for payout.

Understanding the concept

What Is the Consistency Rule?

The consistency rule measures how much of your total profit was generated on your single best trading day.

Its purpose is to reward controlled and repeatable trading performance instead of allowing one unusually large day to determine the entire result.

Important

Exceeding the consistency limit does not automatically mean that your account has failed. You normally need to continue trading and increase your total profits until your best day falls within the permitted percentage.

Wildfunded account rules

Consistency by Account Type

The permitted percentage depends on the Wildfunded program and the stage of the account.

Challenge Accounts 50%

During the Challenge, your best trading day cannot represent more than 50% of your total profits.

Funded Accounts 40%

On Funded accounts, your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of your total profits.

Direct Accounts 25%

On Direct accounts, your best trading day cannot represent more than 25% of your total profits.

Simple calculation

The Consistency Formula

The calculation is always the same. Only the maximum permitted percentage changes according to the account type.

Consistency calculation
Best Day Profit ÷ Total Profits × 100
Practical examples

How the Percentage Changes by Program

50%

Challenge Example

If your best day is $1,500 and your total profit is $3,000, your consistency is 50%.

$1,500 ÷ $3,000 = 50%

This meets the Challenge consistency requirement.

40%

Funded Example

If your best day is $1,200 and your total profit is $3,000, your consistency is 40%.

$1,200 ÷ $3,000 = 40%

This meets the Funded account consistency requirement.

25%

Direct Example

If your best day is $1,000 and your total profit is $4,000, your consistency is 25%.

$1,000 ÷ $4,000 = 25%

This meets the Direct account consistency requirement.

If You Exceed the Limit

Continue trading and increase your total profits until the best day represents no more than the percentage permitted for your account.

Calculate the new target

How to Reduce Your Consistency Percentage

Divide your best day by the permitted decimal for your account to calculate the total profit required.

Account Type Rule Target Formula
Challenge 50% Best Day ÷ 0.50
Funded 40% Best Day ÷ 0.40
Direct 25% Best Day ÷ 0.25
Funded account example

If your best day is $1,600 on a Funded account, your total profits must reach $4,000: $1,600 ÷ 0.40 = $4,000.

The purpose of consistency

Why Wildfunded Uses This Rule

Risk Control

A balanced profit distribution usually reflects better position sizing, controlled leverage and more disciplined execution.

Repeatable Performance

The rule encourages traders to demonstrate a process that can be repeated over time instead of relying on one exceptional day.

Before requesting a payout

What You Should Check

1

Identify Your Account

Confirm whether you are trading a Challenge, Funded or Direct account.

2

Calculate Consistency

Divide your best day by your total profits and multiply the result by 100.

3

Check Every Requirement

Review all current payout and account requirements before submitting your request.

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