Help CenterEffective scope: applies to both the Evaluation phases and the Funded (OneFunded Trader) phase.
Caps: 50% in Evaluation, 30% in Funded.
Status effect: this rule never breaches your account. If you exceed the cap, you simply need to keep trading until your ratio is within the limit.
Refresh cadence: the “best day” ratio recalculates every day at 00:00 UTC+0.
What is the Consistency (Best Day Profit) rule?
The Consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from your single best (highest-profit) day in the current period. It promotes steady performance instead of relying on a single outsized win.
Key idea: your Best Day Profit Ratio must be at or below the phase’s cap before you can pass a phase (Evaluation) or request a payout (Funded).
How we calculate it
Definitions:
UTC day = 00:00–23:59 UTC+0
Best Day Profit = highest net closed profit you made in any single UTC day during the current phase/payout cycle.
Total Profit = sum of net closed profits across the current phase/payout cycle (negative days reduce this total).
Formula:
Best Day Profit Ratio = Best Day Profit ÷ Total Profit (expressed as a %)
Thresholds at OneFunded
Evaluation phases: must be ≤ 50% to pass to the next step/funding.
Funded phase: must be ≤ 30% to be eligible for payout.
When is it checked?
Every day: We recalculate your Best Day Profit Ratio automatically at 00:00 UTC+0 for the current phase or payout cycle.
Visible in your Dashboard: You can monitor the current ratio anytime in your OneFunded Dashboard, alongside the applicable cap.
Used at milestones: When you reach the profit target (during the Evaluation phase) or submit a payout request (Funded phase), the platform uses the most recent daily calculation to determine eligibility. If the ratio is above the cap, nothing breaches – you simply continue trading until subsequent days bring the ratio within the limit.
When does the ratio reset?
Evaluation phase: resets at the start of each phase.
Funded phase: resets after each payout is processed, starting a new payout cycle.
What if my ratio is above the cap?
This rule doesn’t breach your account. It only means you need to continue trading so that your new profits dilute the impact of your biggest day until the ratio falls at or below the cap.
Examples
A) Evaluation phase example (50% cap)
Account size: $100,000
Profit target: 8%
Net profit in day 1: $2000
Net profit in day 2: $2500
Net profit day 3: $6000
Result: profit target of 8% is reached but because day 3 violates Consistency rule, which is more than 50% of total profit, the profit target is extended until $12,000 in total profit is reached.
So, in day 4 trader makes $1600.
Result: challenge passed
B) Funded phase example (30% cap)
Day 1: +$5,000
Day 2: +$2,500
Day 3: +$2,500
Totals so far: Best Day = $5,000; Total = $10,000 → Ratio = 50% → not yet payout-eligible.
Keep trading: Day 4: +$2,000, Day 5: +$5,000 → New Total = $17,000; Best Day = $5,000 → 5,000 ÷ 17,000 ≈ 29.4% → eligible for payout.