Prop Firm Consistency Rules
Evaluation vs Funded

Q: What is a prop firm consistency rule?

A consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day. If your best day represents more than the firm's cap, commonly between 20% and 50%, you cannot pass the evaluation or request a payout until you spread more profit across other days.

Q: Does Lucid Trading have a consistency rule?

LucidPro has no consistency rule during the evaluation and a 40% cap once funded, checked per payout cycle. LucidFlex has a 50% cap during the evaluation and no rule once funded.

Q: What is the difference between evaluation and funded consistency?

The evaluation rule controls whether you can pass the challenge and reach a funded account. The funded rule controls whether you can request a payout. Many firms enforce one but not the other.

Q: Does My Funded Futures have a consistency rule?

The Flex, Rapid, and Pro plans use a 50% cap during the evaluation and no rule once funded. The Builder plan is the reverse: no rule in evaluation and a 50% cap once funded.

Q: Does Tradeify have a consistency rule?

The Growth plan has no rule in evaluation and a 35% cap once funded. The Select plan has a 40% cap in evaluation and no rule once funded.

The only comparison that separates the consistency rule during your evaluation from the rule on your funded account - because for most firms, they are completely different.

Last updated: June 28, 2026

What is a prop firm consistency rule?

A consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day. If your best day represents more than the firm's cap (commonly between 20% and 50%), you cannot pass the evaluation or request a payout until you spread more profit across other days.

The key detail most comparisons miss: a firm can apply the rule only in evaluation, only when funded, in both phases, or not at all. The table below shows the exact cap for each phase, firm by firm and plan by plan.

11prop firms compared

28individual plans listed

25-50%typical cap range

11plans with no funded rule

Consistency rule comparison table

"None" means there is no consistency requirement in that phase. A percentage is the maximum share of total profit your single best day is allowed to represent.

Prop Firm	Plan	Evaluation	Funded	When it applies
Apex	Intraday	None	50%	No rule in evaluation. 50% cap once funded.
Apex	EOD	None	50%	No rule in evaluation. 50% cap once funded.
Lucid	Pro	None	40%	No rule in evaluation. 40% cap per payout cycle once funded.
Lucid	Flex	50%	None	50% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
Tradeify	Growth	None	35%	No rule in evaluation. 35% cap once funded.
Tradeify	Select	40%	None	40% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
My Funded Futures	Flex	50%	None	50% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
My Funded Futures	Builder	None	50%	No rule in evaluation. 50% cap once funded.
My Funded Futures	Rapid	50%	None	50% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
My Funded Futures	Pro	50%	None	50% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
Bulenox	Option 1	None	40%	No rule in evaluation. 40% cap once funded.
Bulenox	Option 2	None	40%	No rule in evaluation. 40% cap once funded.
TradeDay	Intraday	30%	None	30% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
TradeDay	EOD	30%	None	30% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
TradeDay	FastPass	45%	None	45% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
Alpha Futures	Premium	50%	None	50% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
Alpha Futures	Zero	None	40%	No rule in evaluation. 40% cap once funded.
Alpha Futures	Advanced	50%	None	50% cap in evaluation. No rule once funded.
Legends Trading	Apprentice	None	35%	No rule in evaluation. 35% cap once funded.
Legends Trading	Elite	40%	40%	40% cap in both evaluation and funded.
FFN	Standard	40%	40%	40% cap in both evaluation and funded.
FFN	Express	25%	40%	25% cap in evaluation, 40% cap once funded.
FFN	Max Standard	40%	40%	40% cap in both evaluation and funded.
FFN	Max Express	50%	25%	50% cap in evaluation, 25% cap once funded.
Phidias	ETL	None	None	No consistency rule at any stage.
Phidias	Fundamental	None	30%	No rule in evaluation. 30% cap once funded.
Phidias	Premium	None	30%	No rule in evaluation. 30% cap once funded.
E8 Futures	Signature	None	35%	No rule in evaluation. 35% cap once funded.

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Plans with the most freedom

If your edge depends on a few big news days, these plans give you the most room to run.

No rule once funded FUNDED: NONE

Pass the eval, then trade your funded account with no cap on your best day.

Lucid Flex
Tradeify Select
My Funded Futures Flex / Rapid / Pro
TradeDay Intraday / EOD / FastPass
Alpha Futures Premium / Advanced

No rule at any stage BOTH: NONE

Zero consistency requirement in evaluation and funded. Maximum flexibility.

Phidias ETL

How the consistency rule is calculated

Every firm uses the same underlying math, only the cap percentage changes.

Your consistency percentage is your single best day divided by your total profit:

Largest Single Day Profit ÷ Total Profit = Consistency %

You stay compliant as long as that percentage is at or below your plan's cap.

Example: on a 50% plan, you hit a $1,500 best day and your total profit is $2,000. That is 75% from one day, which breaks the rule. You keep trading until your total reaches $3,000, bringing your best day down to exactly 50%. The rule never forces you to give back profit - it just delays the pass or payout until the ratio is met.

Skip the math. Enter your daily profits and instantly see if you pass every limit from 20% to 50%. Open the Consistency Calculator

Frequently asked questions

Does Lucid Trading have a consistency rule?

It depends on the account. LucidPro has no consistency rule during the evaluation and a 40% cap once funded (checked per payout cycle and reset after each payout). LucidFlex is the opposite: a 50% cap during the evaluation and no rule at all once funded.

Does Apex have a consistency rule?

Apex applies no consistency rule during the evaluation. On the funded account, both the Intraday and EOD plans use a 50% cap on your single best day.

Which prop firms have no consistency rule at all?

Right now only one plan has no consistency requirement in either phase: Phidias ETL. Several other plans drop the rule in just one phase - for example Lucid Flex, Tradeify Select, and all TradeDay plans have no rule once funded.

What is the difference between evaluation and funded consistency?

The evaluation rule controls whether you can pass the challenge and reach a funded account. The funded rule controls whether you can request a payout. Many firms enforce one but not the other, which is why a single "has a consistency rule" answer is misleading.

Does My Funded Futures have a consistency rule?

The Flex, Rapid, and Pro plans use a 50% cap during the evaluation and no rule once funded. The Builder plan is the reverse: no rule in evaluation and a 50% cap once funded.

Does Tradeify have a consistency rule?

The Growth plan has no rule in evaluation and a 35% cap once funded. The Select plan has a 40% cap in evaluation and no rule once funded.

Does TradeDay have a consistency rule?

TradeDay applies the rule only during the evaluation. Intraday and EOD use a 30% cap, and FastPass uses a 45% cap. None of the funded accounts have a consistency rule.

What happens if I break the consistency rule?

It is almost always a soft breach, not an account failure. You simply cannot pass the evaluation or request the payout until you add more profit on other days and bring your best day back under the cap. You never have to give back the profit you already made.

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