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How does the Prop Firm Consistency Calculator work?

How to use Tradecopia's built-in Prop Firm Consistency Calculator to track your daily profit distribution against your firm's consistency rules.

The Prop Firm Consistency Calculator is a built-in tool in Tradecopia's Risk Management panel that lets you check whether your current trading meets your prop firm's consistency rules before you submit for a payout or evaluation review.

You might need this article if:

  • You want to understand what your prop firm's consistency rule means and how to track it

  • You want to know whether Tradecopia has a tool for checking your consistency standing

  • Your firm has a consistency requirement and you want to verify you're within it before submitting

  • Your firm is not in the pre-configured list and you want to know if the calculator still works for you

What the consistency rule is

Most prop firms enforce a consistency rule as part of their evaluation and funded account requirements. The rule sets a cap on how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day.

Example: A firm with a 30% consistency rule means your best single day cannot exceed 30% of your total profit over the trading period. If you made $10,000 total but $5,000 came from one day, you would fail the rule — even if your overall P&L is profitable and you hit your target.

The consistency rule exists to prevent traders from passing evaluations through a single large winning day rather than sustained performance across a period.

How to access the calculator

The Prop Firm Consistency Calculator is inside the Risk Management panel.

  1. Open Tradecopia and go to the Risk Management tab

  2. Locate any account in the panel

  3. Click the Consistency button in the Risk Management Configuration panel header

The calculator can be used at any time — it is independent of whether any risk parameters are currently configured or active on the account.

How the calculator works

The calculator takes your current trading figures as inputs and tells you whether your best trading day is within your firm's consistency threshold.

Input fields:

Field

What to enter

Account size

Your funded or evaluation account value in dollars

Profit target %

Your firm's profit target as a percentage of account size

Total profit

Your current total profit across the trading period

Best trading day

Your single highest P&L day in the period

Trading days

Number of days you have traded in the period

What the calculator outputs:

  • The maximum allowable best day amount based on the firm's consistency rule

  • Whether your current best day is within compliance

  • What you need to achieve to reach or maintain compliance

Supported firms

The following firms have pre-configured consistency rules in the calculator:

Prop firm

Consistency rule

Topstep

50% — Challenge phase only

TPT

50%

MFF

40%

Elite

40%

TradeDay

30%

E2T

30%

Apex

30%

UProfit

30%

Bulenox

30%

If your firm is not in this list, use the Custom option — see below.

Using the Custom option

The Custom option lets you enter any consistency percentage and use the calculator for your specific firm's rule. If your firm is not in the pre-configured list, this does not mean the calculator is unavailable — it means you enter the percentage yourself.

Select Custom from the firm list, enter your firm's consistency percentage, and the calculator works exactly as it does for any pre-configured firm.

Important — verify rules directly with your firm

The consistency rules pre-configured in the calculator are based on publicly available firm information and are subject to change. Prop firms update their consistency rules from time to time, and the calculator's pre-configured values may not reflect the current rule.

Before relying on a result:

  • Cross-reference the output against your firm's own dashboard or compliance portal

  • If there is any discrepancy between the pre-configured rule and what your firm states, use the Custom option and enter your firm's current percentage directly

  • The calculator is a tracking and planning tool — it is not an official compliance report and does not replace your firm's own evaluation process

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