Prop Firms With No Consistency Rule
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from a single day or a single trade. Some traders — especially those who take a few large setups — find it the hardest rule to satisfy. This page lists the firms that do not apply one on their main models, and explains ForRealFunding's position.
Who this matters for
- Traders who take a small number of large, high-conviction setups rather than many small trades
- Anyone who has previously failed a challenge on a technicality after their best day
- Traders evaluating whether a firm's rules match how they actually trade, not just its price
In this guide
- What a consistency rule restricts (worked example)
- Firms with no consistency rule (table)
- ForRealFunding's rule
- How to trade within a consistency rule if a firm has one
- FAQ
For a full side-by-side table across firms, use the comparison tool — figures there are dated and re-verified rather than asserted here.
FAQ
What exactly does a consistency rule restrict?
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from a single day or trade — for example, no more than 30-40% of your total gain from one day. It doesn't reduce your profit target, but it can disqualify an otherwise-passing run built on one outsized day.
Does ForRealFunding apply a consistency rule?
ForRealFunding's core challenge models do not apply a consistency rule — check the current program terms on the pricing page, since rules can be updated.