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Consistency Rule Explained – 1 Phase

Understand the purpose of the consistency rule in TX3 Funding Forex funded accounts and how it is calculated.

Updated over a week ago

The consistency rule is a safeguard applied during the funded stage of the 1 Phase Challenge. It ensures traders maintain a stable, sustainable trading approach rather than relying on a single high-risk day to achieve the majority of their profits.


Key Concepts

Concept

Details

Purpose

Encourages steady performance across multiple trading days.

When It Applies

Only in the funded stage (not during evaluation). Applies even if the account is in drawdown.


How It’s Calculated

Formula:
Consistency % = (Highest Day Profit ÷ Total Profit) × 100

Example:

  • Total Profit: $1,000

  • Highest Day Profit: $450

  • Calculation: (450 ÷ 1000) × 100 = 45%

Since 45% is below the 50% threshold, the trader may request a payout.


Exceeding the Threshold

If your highest trading day accounts for more than 50% of total profits:

  • The account will not fail.

  • You must continue trading until the ratio falls below 50% before requesting a payout.


In Case of Drawdown

The consistency rule still applies if your account is in drawdown.

  • Profits are calculated from the initial account equity, not the current balance.

  • Recovering losses does not count as new profits.


Summary of Rule Settings

Rule

Value / Outcome

Consistency Threshold

50%

Failure If Exceeded?

No

Action Required

Continue trading until profits are rebalanced


This rule ensures that profits are the result of consistent trading skill, creating a fair and sustainable pathway for both traders and the firm.

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