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updatedPremierThe5ers · How is the Consistency Rule Calculated?2026-09-10 · +5 / -5 lines
The Consistency Rule ensures trading performance is spread out over time rather than relying on a single trade. It is calculated using your total profits, not your account size: - Consistency Percentage Formula: (Best Trading Day Profit ÷ Total Profits) × 100 = Consistency Percentage - To qualify for a payout or scale-up, your best trading day must account for 40% or less of your total profit. - How to Calculate Your Required Total Profit: Best Trading Day Profit ÷ 0.40 = Required Total Profit + Consistency Percentage Formula: (Best Trade Profit ÷ Total Profits) × 100 = Consistency Percentage + To qualify for a payout or scale-up, your best trade must account for less than 40% of your total profit. + How to Calculate Your Required Total Profit: Best Trade Profit ÷ 0.39 = Required Total Profit Example (40% Consistency Rule): - · · · Calculation: $1,500 ÷ 0.40 = $3,750 - - Requirement: Your total account profit must be at least $3,750. - If your total profit is currently $2,000, your best day ($1,500) represents 75% of your gains. You are not penalized—you simply need to continue trading to build your total profit until your best day accounts for 40% or less of the total. + Requirement: Your total account profit must be below $3,750. + If your total profit is currently $2,000, your best day ($1,500) represents 75% of your gains. You are not penalized—you simply need to continue trading to build your total profit until your best trade accounts for less than 40% of the total.
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The Consistency Rule ensures trading performance is spread out over time rather than relying on a single trade. It is calculated using your total profits, not your account size: Consistency Percentage Formula: (Best Trading Day Profit ÷ Total Profits) × 100 = Consistency Percentage To qualify for a payout or scale-up, your best trading day must account for 40% or less of your total profit. How to Calculate Your Required Total Profit: Best Trading Day Profit ÷ 0.40 = Required Total Profit Example (40% Consistency Rule): - · · · Calculation: $1,500 ÷ 0.40 = $3,750 - Requirement: Your total account profit must be at least $3,750. If your total profit is currently $2,000, your best day ($1,500) represents 75% of your gains. You are not penalized—you simply need to continue trading to build your total profit until your best day accounts for 40% or less of the total.
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The Consistency Rule ensures trading performance is spread out over time rather than relying on a single trade. It is calculated using your total profits, not your account size: Consistency Percentage Formula: (Best Trade Profit ÷ Total Profits) × 100 = Consistency Percentage To qualify for a payout or scale-up, your best trade must account for less than 40% of your total profit. How to Calculate Your Required Total Profit: Best Trade Profit ÷ 0.39 = Required Total Profit Example (40% Consistency Rule): - · · · Calculation: $1,500 ÷ 0.40 = $3,750 - Requirement: Your total account profit must be below $3,750. If your total profit is currently $2,000, your best day ($1,500) represents 75% of your gains. You are not penalized—you simply need to continue trading to build your total profit until your best trade accounts for less than 40% of the total.
updatedPremierThe5ers · What are the Payout Caps?2026-09-09 · +1 / -1 lines
Payout caps remain consistent at $1,250 across all payouts. 50K-$150K Accounts - Each payout is capped at 3% of your current balance. + Each payout is capped at 3% of your initial balance. Example: If you have a $100,000 account and request a withdrawal, your maximum allowed payout for that request would be $3,000 (3% of $100,000).
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Payout caps remain consistent at $1,250 across all payouts.
50K-$150K Accounts
Each payout is capped at 3% of your current balance.
Example:
If you have a $100,000 account and request a withdrawal, your maximum allowed payout for that request would be $3,000 (3% of $100,000).
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Payout caps remain consistent at $1,250 across all payouts.
50K-$150K Accounts
Each payout is capped at 3% of your initial balance.
Example:
If you have a $100,000 account and request a withdrawal, your maximum allowed payout for that request would be $3,000 (3% of $100,000).
updatedPremierThe5ers · Is the Consistency Rule Calculated Based on current P&L?2026-09-09 · +4 / -7 lines
- No. The Consistency Rule is calculated based on accumulated profitable trades, not net daily profit. - This means that for the consistency calculation, only profitable trades are added. Losing trades are not deducted from the consistency P&L. + Yes. The Consistency Rule is calculated using your account’s total gross P&L across all trades, rather than just winning trades or the final profit target. + This means that for the consistency calculation, your present P&L is taken Example: Winning and losing trades on the same day Let’s say a trader has the following trades in one day: · · · Trade 3: -$300 Trade 4: +$200 - For normal net P&L, the calculation would be: + for the consistency calculation we take current net P&L, and the calculation would be: $1,000 + $500 – $300 + $200 = $1,400 - However, for the consistency calculation, only profitable trades are counted: - $1,000 + $500 + $200 = $1,700 - So, the consistency P&L for that day will be $1,700, not $1,400. - This is because losing trades are not deducted when calculating the daily consistency P&L. + So, the consistency P&L will be $1,000 (best trade) out of $1,700 = 58%
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No. The Consistency Rule is calculated based on accumulated profitable trades, not net daily profit. This means that for the consistency calculation, only profitable trades are added. Losing trades are not deducted from the consistency P&L. Example: Winning and losing trades on the same day Let’s say a trader has the following trades in one day: · · · Trade 3: -$300 Trade 4: +$200 For normal net P&L, the calculation would be: $1,000 + $500 – $300 + $200 = $1,400 However, for the consistency calculation, only profitable trades are counted: $1,000 + $500 + $200 = $1,700 So, the consistency P&L for that day will be $1,700, not $1,400. This is because losing trades are not deducted when calculating the daily consistency P&L.
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Yes. The Consistency Rule is calculated using your account’s total gross P&L across all trades, rather than just winning trades or the final profit target. This means that for the consistency calculation, your present P&L is taken Example: Winning and losing trades on the same day Let’s say a trader has the following trades in one day: · · · Trade 3: -$300 Trade 4: +$200 for the consistency calculation we take current net P&L, and the calculation would be: $1,000 + $500 – $300 + $200 = $1,400 So, the consistency P&L will be $1,000 (best trade) out of $1,700 = 58%
updatedPremierThe5ers · What is the Scaling Plan?2026-08-31 · +6 / -0 lines
Your balance is increased by 5% Your contract limits increase by +1 mini contract and +10 micro contracts. + Here’s how your new account balance is built: + | Amount + Original balance | $50,000 + +5% buying power increase | $2,500 + +Your profit (80% of $5,000) | $4,000 + New account balance | $52,500 Note: There is no ‘minimum profitable days’ rule in our Futures program.
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Your balance is increased by 5% Your contract limits increase by +1 mini contract and +10 micro contracts. Note: There is no ‘minimum profitable days’ rule in our Futures program.
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Your balance is increased by 5% Your contract limits increase by +1 mini contract and +10 micro contracts. Here’s how your new account balance is built: | Amount Original balance | $50,000 +5% buying power increase | $2,500 +Your profit (80% of $5,000) | $4,000 New account balance | $52,500 Note: There is no ‘minimum profitable days’ rule in our Futures program.
updatedPremierThe5ers · What Are the General Rules for the Futures Program?2026-08-30 · +2 / -2 lines
- Fees: A one-time $59 evaluation fee; no monthly fees, and the evaluation fee is refunded after the third payout. - Scaling: Accounts can scale up to$500,000. - - Multiple accounts: Up tofive Futures accounts can be traded simultaneously. - - Platform: MetaTrader 5. + - Multiple accounts: Up to five Futures accounts can be traded simultaneously. + - Platform: Black Arrow
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- Fees: A one-time $59 evaluation fee; no monthly fees, and the evaluation fee is refunded after the third payout.
- Scaling: Accounts can scale up to$500,000.
- Multiple accounts: Up tofive Futures accounts can be traded simultaneously.
- Platform: MetaTrader 5.
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- Fees: A one-time $59 evaluation fee; no monthly fees, and the evaluation fee is refunded after the third payout.
- Scaling: Accounts can scale up to$500,000.
- Multiple accounts: Up to five Futures accounts can be traded simultaneously.
- Platform: Black Arrow
updatedPremierThe5ers · Is high-frequency trading, algorithmic trading, or hedging allowed?2026-08-27 · +1 / -1 lines
- These practices are strictly forbidden. Any trader found using these methods will be banned from our programs. + No. These practices are strictly forbidden. Any trader found using them will be banned from our programs.
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These practices are strictly forbidden. Any trader found using these methods will be banned from our programs.
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No. These practices are strictly forbidden. Any trader found using them will be banned from our programs.
updatedPremierThe5ers · What is The Daily Drawdown Limit on the $100K and $150K Accounts?2026-08-21 · +1 / -0 lines
Both the $100K and $150K accounts (across Daytrade and Swing options) feature a 2.5% daily drawdown limit. This helps ensure consistent risk management across our larger account sizes. + When the Daily Drawdown is reached, the account will be permanently terminated.
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Both the $100K and $150K accounts (across Daytrade and Swing options) feature a 2.5% daily drawdown limit. This helps ensure consistent risk management across our larger account sizes.
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Both the $100K and $150K accounts (across Daytrade and Swing options) feature a 2.5% daily drawdown limit. This helps ensure consistent risk management across our larger account sizes.
When the Daily Drawdown is reached, the account will be permanently terminated.
newPremierThe5ers · What is The Daily Drawdown Limit on the $100K and $150K Accounts?2026-08-20
newPremierThe5ers · What Are the General Rules for the Futures Program?2026-08-20
updatedPremierThe5ers · What are the Payout Caps?2026-08-18 · +5 / -12 lines
- Each funded account has a maximum payout amount per withdrawal, depending on the account size. These caps apply to your first four payouts. + Each funded account has a maximum payout amount per withdrawal, depending on the account size. 25K Account Payout caps remain consistent at $1,250 across all payouts. - 50K Account - The cap increases with each of your first four payouts, rewarding consistency as you go: - Payout 1: $1,500 - Payout 2: $2,000 - Payout 3: $2,500 - Payout 4: $3,000 - After your 4th payout, the cap stays $3,000 for every payout going forward. - 100K Account - Every payout is capped at 3% of your current balance. $3,000 for your first payout, then the cap grows with your balance. For example – at $120,000, your cap would be $3,600. - 150K account - Every payout is capped at 3% of your current balance. $4,500 for your first payout, then the cap grows with your balance. For example – at $180,000, your cap would be $5,400. + 50K-$150K Accounts + Each payout is capped at 3% of your current balance. + Example: + If you have a $100,000 account and request a withdrawal, your maximum allowed payout for that request would be $3,000 (3% of $100,000).
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Each funded account has a maximum payout amount per withdrawal, depending on the account size. These caps apply to your first four payouts. 25K Account Payout caps remain consistent at $1,250 across all payouts. 50K Account The cap increases with each of your first four payouts, rewarding consistency as you go: Payout 1: $1,500 Payout 2: $2,000 Payout 3: $2,500 Payout 4: $3,000 After your 4th payout, the cap stays $3,000 for every payout going forward. 100K Account Every payout is capped at 3% of your current balance. $3,000 for your first payout, then the cap grows with your balance. For example – at $120,000, your cap would be $3,600. 150K account Every payout is capped at 3% of your current balance. $4,500 for your first payout, then the cap grows with your balance. For example – at $180,000, your cap would be $5,400.
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Each funded account has a maximum payout amount per withdrawal, depending on the account size. 25K Account Payout caps remain consistent at $1,250 across all payouts. 50K-$150K Accounts Each payout is capped at 3% of your current balance. Example: If you have a $100,000 account and request a withdrawal, your maximum allowed payout for that request would be $3,000 (3% of $100,000).
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updatedPremierThe5ers · How Many The5ers Futures Accounts Can I Have?2026-08-17 · +2 / -1 lines
- You can hold up to 5 accounts at a time, as long as their combined size doesn’t go over $500,000 total. + 150k accounts (both swing & daytrade) are limited to 1 account only + 100k accounts (both swing & daytrade) are limited to 2 accounts only
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You can hold up to 5 accounts at a time, as long as their combined size doesn’t go over $500,000 total.
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150k accounts (both swing & daytrade) are limited to 1 account only 100k accounts (both swing & daytrade) are limited to 2 accounts only
deletedPremierThe5ers · Withdrawals: Everything You Need to Know2026-08-12
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updatedPremierThe5ers · Does the Consistency Rule Apply to Account Balance or Account Size?2026-08-12 · +6 / -6 lines
No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. - For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you are capped at making 40% of the account size ($40,000) in a single day - It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. + For example, if you have a $100K account, the 50% rule does not mean you are capped at making 50% of the account size ($50,000) in a single day. + It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 50% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example - If your account has a 40% Consistency Rule: + If your account has a 50% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - - Required total profit: $12,500 - - Because: $5,000 ÷ 40% = $12,500 - If your total profit is below $12,500, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount. + - Required total profit: $10,000 + (Because: $5,000 ÷ 50% = $10,000) + If your total profit is below $10,000, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount.
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No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you are capped at making 40% of the account size ($40,000) in a single day It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example If your account has a 40% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - Required total profit: $12,500 - Because: $5,000 ÷ 40% = $12,500 If your total profit is below $12,500, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount.
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No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. For example, if you have a $100K account, the 50% rule does not mean you are capped at making 50% of the account size ($50,000) in a single day. It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 50% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example If your account has a 50% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - Required total profit: $10,000 (Because: $5,000 ÷ 50% = $10,000) If your total profit is below $10,000, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount.
updatedPremierThe5ers · What is the Scaling Plan?2026-08-10 · +1 / -0 lines
Your balance is increased by 5% Your contract limits increase by +1 mini contract and +10 micro contracts. + Note: There is no ‘minimum profitable days’ rule in our Futures program.
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Your balance is increased by 5% Your contract limits increase by +1 mini contract and +10 micro contracts.
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Your balance is increased by 5%
Your contract limits increase by +1 mini contract and +10 micro contracts.
Note: There is no ‘minimum profitable days’ rule in our Futures program.
updatedPremierThe5ers · Are There Time Limits or Active Trading Requirements for Evaluation?2026-08-10 · +1 / -1 lines
- There is no time limit to complete the evaluation. However, you must place at least one trade every 14 days to keep the account active. + There is no time limit to complete the evaluation. However, you must place at least one trade every 14 calendar days to keep the account active. Accounts with no trading activity for a 14-day period will be terminated due to inactivity.
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There is no time limit to complete the evaluation. However, you must place at least one trade every 14 days to keep the account active.
Accounts with no trading activity for a 14-day period will be terminated due to inactivity.
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There is no time limit to complete the evaluation. However, you must place at least one trade every 14 calendar days to keep the account active.
Accounts with no trading activity for a 14-day period will be terminated due to inactivity.
updatedPremierThe5ers · What Is the Cancellation and Refund Policy?2026-08-10 · +1 / -0 lines
Black Arrow Pro: Non-refundable, regardless of trading activity. Refund Processing: Refunds are processed via your original payment method within 5 to 7 business days. + For a specific refund request, please reach out to
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Black Arrow Pro: Non-refundable, regardless of trading activity. Refund Processing: Refunds are processed via your original payment method within 5 to 7 business days.
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Black Arrow Pro: Non-refundable, regardless of trading activity.
Refund Processing: Refunds are processed via your original payment method within 5 to 7 business days.
For a specific refund request, please reach out to
updatedPremierThe5ers · Withdrawals: Everything You Need to Know2026-08-10 · +1 / -1 lines
- Note: If your account is scaled, the 14-day timer resets from the scaling date. What is the minimum withdrawal amount? - - You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of 4% or more of your initial account balance. + - You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of $150. How long does it take to process a withdrawal? - All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed in up to 3 business days.
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- Note: If your account is scaled, the 14-day timer resets from the scaling date.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount?
- You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of 4% or more of your initial account balance.
How long does it take to process a withdrawal?
- All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed in up to 3 business days.
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- Note: If your account is scaled, the 14-day timer resets from the scaling date.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount?
- You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of $150.
How long does it take to process a withdrawal?
- All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed in up to 3 business days.
updatedPremierThe5ers · Is There a Monthly Subscription During the Evaluation?2026-08-10 · +0 / -1 lines
No. The5ers Futures does not charge any monthly subscription fees. You pay a one-time upfront fee when purchasing an evaluation, and there are no recurring monthly payments on either program. - The only additional cost applies to the Day Trade program, where a one-time activation fee is required after successfully passing the evaluation to activate the funded account.
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No. The5ers Futures does not charge any monthly subscription fees. You pay a one-time upfront fee when purchasing an evaluation, and there are no recurring monthly payments on either program.
The only additional cost applies to the Day Trade program, where a one-time activation fee is required after successfully passing the evaluation to activate the funded account.
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No. The5ers Futures does not charge any monthly subscription fees. You pay a one-time upfront fee when purchasing an evaluation, and there are no recurring monthly payments on either program.
updatedPremierThe5ers · How is the Consistency Rule Calculated?2026-08-10 · +12 / -17 lines
- The basic formula is: - (Best trading day ÷ Total profits) × 100 = Consistency percentage - To meet the rule, your best trading day must be equal to or lower than the allowed percentage. - For example, if your account has a 50% Consistency Rule, your best trading day must not be more than 50% of your total profits. - Example based on the 50% Consistency Rule - - Best trading day: $1,500 - - Consistency limit: 50% - - Required total profit: - - $1,500 ÷ 50% = $3,000 - This means that if your best trading day is $1,500, your total profit must be at least $3,000 for that day to represent 50% or less of your total profits. - If your total profit is only $1,500 and all of it came from one day, you are not eligible yet. You would need to continue trading and increase your total profits. - Example based on the 30% Consistency Rule - - Best trading day: $1,500 - - Consistency limit: 30% - - Required total profit: - - $1,500 ÷ 30% = $5,000 - This means that if your best trading day is $1,500, your total profit must be at least $5,000 for that day to represent 30% or less of your total profits. + The Consistency Rule ensures trading performance is spread out over time rather than relying on a single trade. It is calculated using your total profits, not your account size: + Consistency Percentage Formula: (Best Trading Day Profit ÷ Total Profits) × 100 = Consistency Percentage + To qualify for a payout or scale-up, your best trading day must account for 40% or less of your total profit. + How to Calculate Your Required Total Profit: Best Trading Day Profit ÷ 0.40 = Required Total Profit + Example (40% Consistency Rule): + - + Best Trading Day: $1,500 + - + Calculation: $1,500 ÷ 0.40 = $3,750 + - + Requirement: Your total account profit must be at least $3,750. + If your total profit is currently $2,000, your best day ($1,500) represents 75% of your gains. You are not penalized—you simply need to continue trading to build your total profit until your best day accounts for 40% or less of the total.
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The basic formula is: (Best trading day ÷ Total profits) × 100 = Consistency percentage To meet the rule, your best trading day must be equal to or lower than the allowed percentage. For example, if your account has a 50% Consistency Rule, your best trading day must not be more than 50% of your total profits. Example based on the 50% Consistency Rule - Best trading day: $1,500 - Consistency limit: 50% - Required total profit: - $1,500 ÷ 50% = $3,000 This means that if your best trading day is $1,500, your total profit must be at least $3,000 for that day to represent 50% or less of your total profits. If your total profit is only $1,500 and all of it came from one day, you are not eligible yet. You would need to continue trading and increase your total profits. Example based on the 30% Consistency Rule - Best trading day: $1,500 - Consistency limit: 30% - Required total profit: - $1,500 ÷ 30% = $5,000 This means that if your best trading day is $1,500, your total profit must be at least $5,000 for that day to represent 30% or less of your total profits.
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The Consistency Rule ensures trading performance is spread out over time rather than relying on a single trade. It is calculated using your total profits, not your account size: Consistency Percentage Formula: (Best Trading Day Profit ÷ Total Profits) × 100 = Consistency Percentage To qualify for a payout or scale-up, your best trading day must account for 40% or less of your total profit. How to Calculate Your Required Total Profit: Best Trading Day Profit ÷ 0.40 = Required Total Profit Example (40% Consistency Rule): - Best Trading Day: $1,500 - Calculation: $1,500 ÷ 0.40 = $3,750 - Requirement: Your total account profit must be at least $3,750. If your total profit is currently $2,000, your best day ($1,500) represents 75% of your gains. You are not penalized—you simply need to continue trading to build your total profit until your best day accounts for 40% or less of the total.
updatedPremierThe5ers · What Happens if My Best Trading Day Is Above the Allowed Percentage?2026-08-10 · +27 / -16 lines
- Your account does not fail. - It simply means you are not eligible for a payout or scale-up yet. You need to continue trading and increase your total profits until your best trading day becomes equal to or lower than the allowed consistency percentage. - Example based on the 50% rule: - - Best trading day: $2,000 - - Current total profit: $2,900 - - Calculation: $2,000 ÷ $2,900 × 100 = 68.96% - Since 68.96% is higher than 50%, the trader does not meet the rule yet. - Required total profit: $2,000 ÷ 50% = $4,000 - So, the trader needs to increase total profits to at least $4,000 for the best trading day to represent 50% or less. - What happens after I make more profit? + Your account does not fail or get breached. + It simply means you are not eligible for a payout or scale-up yet. You just need to continue trading and accumulate total profits until your best trading day represents 40% or less of your overall profits. + Example (40% Consistency Rule): + - + Best trading day: $2,000 + - + Current total profit: $2,900 + - + Current calculation: ($2,000 ÷ $2,900) × 100 = 68.96% + Since 68.96% is higher than 40%, the trader is not eligible yet. + Calculating the Required Profit: + - + Formula: Best Trading Day ÷ 0.40 = Required Total Profit + - + Calculation: $2,000 ÷ 0.40 = $5,000 + The trader needs to reach at least $5,000 in total profits for their $2,000 best day to meet the 40% threshold. + What happens after making more profit? Using the same example: - - Best trading day: $2,000 - - Current total profit: $2,900 - - The trader then makes another $1,100 in accumulated profitable trades. - - New total profit: $2,900 + $1,100 = $4,000 - - New calculation: $2,000 ÷ $4,000 × 100 = 50% - Now the trader meets the 50% Consistency Rule. + - + Best trading day: $2,000 + - + Current total profit: $2,900 + - + Additional profit made: $2,100 across subsequent trades + - + New total profit: $2,900 + $2,100 = $5,000 + New calculation: ($2,000 ÷ $5,000) × 100 = 40% + Now the best trading day represents exactly 40% of total profits, making the account fully eligible.
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Your account does not fail. It simply means you are not eligible for a payout or scale-up yet. You need to continue trading and increase your total profits until your best trading day becomes equal to or lower than the allowed consistency percentage. Example based on the 50% rule: - Best trading day: $2,000 - Current total profit: $2,900 - Calculation: $2,000 ÷ $2,900 × 100 = 68.96% Since 68.96% is higher than 50%, the trader does not meet the rule yet. Required total profit: $2,000 ÷ 50% = $4,000 So, the trader needs to increase total profits to at least $4,000 for the best trading day to represent 50% or less. What happens after I make more profit? Using the same example: - Best trading day: $2,000 - Current total profit: $2,900 - The trader then makes another $1,100 in accumulated profitable trades. - New total profit: $2,900 + $1,100 = $4,000 - New calculation: $2,000 ÷ $4,000 × 100 = 50% Now the trader meets the 50% Consistency Rule.
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Your account does not fail or get breached. It simply means you are not eligible for a payout or scale-up yet. You just need to continue trading and accumulate total profits until your best trading day represents 40% or less of your overall profits. Example (40% Consistency Rule): - Best trading day: $2,000 - Current total profit: $2,900 - Current calculation: ($2,000 ÷ $2,900) × 100 = 68.96% Since 68.96% is higher than 40%, the trader is not eligible yet. Calculating the Required Profit: - Formula: Best Trading Day ÷ 0.40 = Required Total Profit - Calculation: $2,000 ÷ 0.40 = $5,000 The trader needs to reach at least $5,000 in total profits for their $2,000 best day to meet the 40% threshold. What happens after making more profit? Using the same example: - Best trading day: $2,000 - Current total profit: $2,900 - Additional profit made: $2,100 across subsequent trades - New total profit: $2,900 + $2,100 = $5,000 New calculation: ($2,000 ÷ $5,000) × 100 = 40% Now the best trading day represents exactly 40% of total profits, making the account fully eligible.
updatedPremierThe5ers · Does the Consistency Rule Apply to Account Balance or Account Size?2026-08-10 · +2 / -2 lines
No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. - For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you can only make 50% of the account size in one day. + For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you are capped at making 40% of the account size ($40,000) in a single day It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example - If your account has a 50% Consistency Rule: + If your account has a 40% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - Required total profit: $12,500
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No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you can only make 50% of the account size in one day. It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example If your account has a 50% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - Required total profit: $12,500
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No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you are capped at making 40% of the account size ($40,000) in a single day It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example If your account has a 40% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - Required total profit: $12,500
updatedPremierThe5ers · What Are the Requirements for a Payout?2026-07-30 · +0 / -1 lines
* You’ve reached 4% profit or more, calculated from your initial account balance * The account is at least 14 days old - * You’ve fulfilled the 40% Consistency Rule Once all four conditions are met, you’re clear to submit your payout request.
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* You’ve reached 4% profit or more, calculated from your initial account balance
* The account is at least 14 days old
* You’ve fulfilled the 40% Consistency Rule
Once all four conditions are met, you’re clear to submit your payout request.
After
* You’ve reached 4% profit or more, calculated from your initial account balance * The account is at least 14 days old Once all four conditions are met, you’re clear to submit your payout request.
updatedPremierThe5ers · Does the Consistency Rule Apply to Account Balance or Account Size?2026-07-30 · +5 / -5 lines
No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. - For example, if you have a $100K account, the 50% rule does not mean you can only make 50% of the account size in one day. - It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 50% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. + For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you can only make 50% of the account size in one day. + It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example If your account has a 50% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - - Required total profit: $10,000 - - Because: $5,000 ÷ 50% = $10,000 - If your total profit is below $10,000, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount. + - Required total profit: $12,500 + - Because: $5,000 ÷ 40% = $12,500 + If your total profit is below $12,500, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount.
Before
No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. For example, if you have a $100K account, the 50% rule does not mean you can only make 50% of the account size in one day. It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 50% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example If your account has a 50% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - Required total profit: $10,000 - Because: $5,000 ÷ 50% = $10,000 If your total profit is below $10,000, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount.
After
No. The consistency percentage is not calculated based on your account size or account balance. It is calculated based on your profits. For example, if you have a $100K account, the 40% rule does not mean you can only make 50% of the account size in one day. It means your best trading day cannot represent more than 40% of the total profits you are trying to withdraw or use for scale-up eligibility. Quick example If your account has a 50% Consistency Rule: - Best trading day: $5,000 - Required total profit: $12,500 - Because: $5,000 ÷ 40% = $12,500 If your total profit is below $12,500, you need to continue trading until your total profit reaches the required amount.
updatedPremierThe5ers · Withdrawals: Everything You Need to Know2026-07-28 · +1 / -1 lines
- You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of 4% or more of your initial account balance. How long does it take to process a withdrawal? - - All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed within 5-8 business days. + - All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed in up to 3 business days. - If additional information is required, our support team will contact you. Supported Withdrawal Methods
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- You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of 4% or more of your initial account balance.
How long does it take to process a withdrawal?
- All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed within 5-8 business days.
- If additional information is required, our support team will contact you.
Supported Withdrawal Methods
After
- You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of 4% or more of your initial account balance.
How long does it take to process a withdrawal?
- All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed in up to 3 business days.
- If additional information is required, our support team will contact you.
Supported Withdrawal Methods
updatedPremierThe5ers · Withdrawals: Everything You Need to Know2026-07-27 · +1 / -1 lines
- Note: If your account is scaled, the 14-day timer resets from the scaling date. What is the minimum withdrawal amount? - - The minimum profit eligible for withdrawal is $150. + - You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of 4% or more of your initial account balance. How long does it take to process a withdrawal? - All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed within 5-8 business days.
Before
- Note: If your account is scaled, the 14-day timer resets from the scaling date.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount?
- The minimum profit eligible for withdrawal is $150.
How long does it take to process a withdrawal?
- All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed within 5-8 business days.
After
- Note: If your account is scaled, the 14-day timer resets from the scaling date.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount?
- You can request a withdrawal once you reach a profit of 4% or more of your initial account balance.
How long does it take to process a withdrawal?
- All approved withdrawal requests are typically processed within 5-8 business days.