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15 Prop Firms with No Consistency Rule
Prop Firms with No Consistency Rule
The consistency rule is one of the most controversial restrictions in prop trading. It limits how much of your total profit can come from a single day (typically 30-50%). For example, if you make $5,000 total and the consistency rule is 40%, no single day can account for more than $2,000. This penalizes traders who have one exceptional day followed by smaller ones. Firms without this rule let you trade naturally — if you catch a major move and make 80% of your profit in one session, that's perfectly fine. This is especially important for news traders, event-driven strategies, and traders who focus on high-probability setups.
What It Means
No "best day" cap. If you make $10K total profit and $8K came from one day, that's completely acceptable.
Best For
News traders, event-driven strategies, and anyone who focuses on a few high-conviction trades rather than daily consistency.
Hidden Rules
Some firms don't have a consistency rule during evaluation but enforce one on the funded account. Always check the funded stage rules.
Payout Impact
Some firms apply consistency only for on-demand payouts but not for regular monthly withdrawals. Check the specific payout policy.
Find Your Perfect Firm15 Results
| # | Firm | Rating | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | FUTURES FTMO Futures Consistency rule: 40% in Growth Evaluation. None in Pro. | 4.8 | |
2 |  FundedNext Consistency rule: None | 4.8 | |
3 | Tradeify FX Consistency rule: 40% eval-only on Daily 1-Step; 20% on Direct Instant; None on Classic 2-Step. | 4.7 | |
4 | The 5%ers Consistency rule: None | 4.8 | |
5 | Tradeify Consistency rule: None in Select Sim Funded; 35% in Growth Sim Funded; 20% to 30% in Lightning Funded; 40% in Select Evaluation. | 4.5 | |
6 | Blueberry Funded Consistency rule: None. | 4.2 | |
7 | FUTURES FTMO Consistency rule: None on 2-Step Standard & Swing; 50% consistency rule on 1-Step (best day ≤50% profit); 30% consistency rule on FTMO Instant. | 4.8 | |
8 | Alpha Capital Group Consistency rule: None | 4.7 | |
9 | Maven Trading Consistency rule: 20% (Instant). None (Challenge). | 4.5 | |
10 | City Traders Imperium Consistency rule: None | 4.5 | |
11 | Fintokei Consistency rule: None (SwiftTrader). | 4.5 | |
12 | Trade The Pool Consistency rule: None. | 4.5 | |
13 | E8 Futures Consistency rule: 35% best day (Sim Funded only). None during Eval. | 4.5 | |
14 | Investing.com Challenges Consistency rule: None required. | 4.5 | |
15 |  PineX Capital Consistency rule: Instant/PayLater (Funded): 20%. Others: None. | 4.5 |
Split
90%
From
$119
Type
1-Step
Consistency rule: 40% in Growth Evaluation. None in Pro.
Split
80% (up to 90%)
From
$55
Type
1-Step, Instant
Consistency rule: 40% eval-only on Daily 1-Step; 20% on Direct Instant; None on Classic 2-Step.
Split
90%
From
$99
Type
1-Step
Consistency rule: None in Select Sim Funded; 35% in Growth Sim Funded; 20% to 30% in Lightning Funded; 40% in Select Evaluation.
Split
Up to 90%
From
$89
Type
1-Step, 2-Step, Instant
Consistency rule: None on 2-Step Standard & Swing; 50% consistency rule on 1-Step (best day ≤50% profit); 30% consistency rule on FTMO Instant.
Split
80%
From
$39
Type
2-Step
Consistency rule: None
Split
80%
From
$99
Type
1-Step
Consistency rule: 20% (Instant). None (Challenge).
Split
Up to 100%
From
$39
Type
1-Step, 2-Step, Instant
Consistency rule: None
Split
80%
From
$149
Type
Instant
Consistency rule: None (SwiftTrader).
Split
Up to 80%
From
$97
Type
1-Step
Consistency rule: None.
Split
80%
From
$139
Type
1-Step
Consistency rule: 35% best day (Sim Funded only). None during Eval.
Split
80%
From
$69
Type
2-Step
Consistency rule: None required.
Split
Up to 100%
From
$68
Type
Instant
Consistency rule: Instant/PayLater (Funded): 20%. Others: None.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is a consistency rule?
A consistency rule limits the percentage of your total profit that can come from any single trading day. A 40% rule means no day can account for more than 40% of your overall profit. This prevents "one good day" from carrying your entire evaluation.
Is the consistency rule applied during evaluation or funded?
It varies by firm. Some apply it only during evaluation, others only on funded accounts, and some apply it in both phases. The firms in this list don't enforce it in any phase.
Why do some firms have consistency rules?
Firms use them to verify that you can trade consistently over time, not just get lucky with one trade. From the firm's perspective, a consistent trader is less likely to blow up their capital. However, many traders view this rule as unnecessarily restrictive.