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Zero Plan – Consistency Rule (20%)

How the 20% consistency rule is calculated for payouts.

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Overview

The Zero Plan uses a 20% consistency rule for payout eligibility.

This rule applies only when requesting a payout.
It does not affect passing the evaluation phase.

The purpose of the rule is to promote steady and sustainable trading behavior.


How It Works

Your largest profitable trading day cannot exceed 20% of your total profit at the time of payout.

If it does, you must continue trading until your profit distribution becomes compliant.


Formula

Largest Winning Day ÷ Total Profit ≤ 20%


Example 1 – Not Consistent

Total Profit: $5,000
Largest Winning Day: $2,000

$2,000 ÷ $5,000 = 40% ❌

This exceeds 20%, so the account is not eligible for payout yet.


Example 2 – Consistent

Total Profit: $5,000
Largest Winning Day: $900

$900 ÷ $5,000 = 18% ✅

This meets the 20% rule and is eligible for payout (assuming all other conditions are met).


Important Notes

  • The rule applies only to profitable days

  • It is calculated at the time of payout request

  • Loss days do not count toward the calculation

  • The rule does not cap profits — it regulates distribution


Key Takeaways

  • Largest winning day must be ≤ 20% of total profit

  • Applies only for payout eligibility

  • Encourages consistent trading behavior

  • Must be satisfied alongside all other payout requirements

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