Prop Firm Consistency Rule Calculator

How the consistency percentage is calculated

The calculator shows the substituted amounts beside every result. Choose the denominator only after checking the current rule for the exact provider, program, stage and measurement window:

• Positive-days profit adds only entered days above zero.
• Signed net profit adds positive, negative and flat entered days and must remain above zero.
• Fixed profit target uses the target amount you entered; future daily results do not change that denominator inside this scenario.

For the two profit-total bases, additional qualifying profit is the denominator shortfall at the entered limit, assuming the current best day does not change. That amount is not calculated for a fixed target because its denominator is held constant.

Worked example from the audited fixture

For entered daily outcomes of $1,000, −$200 and $600, positive-days profit is $1,600 and signed net profit is $1,400. Using positive-days profit as the selected basis, the largest positive day contributes 1,000 ÷ 1,600 = 62.5%. Against an entered 50% limit, the denominator would need to reach $2,000, which is $400 above the current selected denominator if the best day stays unchanged.

How to interpret the result

Switching to signed net profit would produce a different 71.4286% concentration because the −$200 day reduces that denominator. Switching to the example's entered $2,000 fixed target produces exactly 50%, and additional qualifying profit becomes not applicable because that target is held fixed. “Above” or “at or below” describes only the entered equation and limit; it is not a provider breach or eligibility decision.

Assumptions and limits

• Daily rows must already match the provider's trading-day cut-off and profit definition.
• The page does not infer whether open P/L, commissions, swaps, resets or excluded trades belong in a day.
• A fixed target is used only as entered. The page does not increase it, verify it or infer when a provider changes it.
• Changing rules or incomplete records can change the result.
• Additional qualifying profit is shown only for profit-total denominators and is conditional arithmetic, not a trading target or forecast.
• No output is a pass, breach, reward eligibility, strategy grade or recommendation.

Sources and methodology

• FTMO — Trading Objectives — a current official example defining a Best Day ratio against Positive Days' Profit.
• Topstep — Consistency at Topstep — a current official example showing that target-linked and total-net-profit formulations can differ by program stage.
• Topstep — Express Funded Account Parameters — a current official example that states a largest-winning-day divided by total-net-profit formulation for one path.

Reviewed 7 August 2026. These pages demonstrate rule variability; their percentages, buffers, timing and eligibility conditions are not copied into the calculator. Recheck the current official terms before entering a basis or limit.