The first thing to note is that our traders are required to participate in a minimum of 5 trading days for each withdrawal.
Lot Size Consistency Range Rule.
Your average trade size, calculated at the time of your payout review, is used to calculate a trading range. The range is determined by adding 100% to your average trade size to determine the maximum value and subtracting 75% to determine the minimum value. If your average trade size is 20 lots, this means that any trade that falls within the range of 5 to 40 lots would be considered consistent with your average trade size and is a normal trading day. The consistency rule applies only to the funded phase.
Trades that are inconsistent with the trading range are subject to review/deduction from the total profit share (as described in “What should I know about reviewing trade withdrawals?”). The lot size consistency range calculation is determined by all closed orders in an account from the first trade to the requested withdrawal date. Your average trade is a final number calculated once the payout is requested. To calculate your average, divide the total lot volume traded for the entire period by the total number of closed orders. Once the average is calculated, multiply it by 0.25 and 2.00 to find the lower and upper limits of your consistency range. Note that partial orders will be treated as separate orders for the consistency calculation, as the metric is based on closed orders.
Consistency range calculation by lot size:
Total lot volume traded/trades executed: Average lot sizeAverage lot size x 0.25: Bottom of consistency rangeAverage lot size x 2.00: Top of consistency range