Consistency rule
A cap on how much of your total profit can come from a single day or market, so you can't pass on one lucky trade.
A consistency rule limits any single day's (or single market's) profit to a percentage of your total profit. A 30% rule means no one day may exceed 30% of your overall gain; a stricter 10% rule means you must spread your profit across at least ten roughly equal sessions.
On lumpy event markets that resolve in big steps, a strict consistency rule can make a real payout very hard. PropMarket's 10% rule is the harshest we track and a major reason we mark it down; FundedPoly uses 30% on its staged challenges and none at all on instant funding, and Maven has no consistency rule.
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Definition reviewed June 2026. Rules change often — confirm specifics on each firm’s own site.
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