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Tradeify consistency rule calculator

Tradeify's own consistency rules for Select evaluations, Growth funded and Lightning Funded, sourced and dated, run over your days.

Updated 22 October 2026. Runs in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded.

Example: Tradeify 50KBest day 33%, inside 40%
Tradeify consistency checkPick your plan and enter your days. The check runs Tradeify's rule for it and shows how much more profit you need.

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+$643.34+$1,926.80profit neededbest day01,0002,0003,216.702,570.14StartBest dayOther days

$3,000 profit goal

Best day ÷ total profit25.03%

Profit needed: $3,216.70

Your $643.34 best day needs $643.34 ÷ 0.20 = $3,216.70 of profit, more than the $3,000 profit goal. You have $2,570.14: $646.56 more, on later days of no more than $643.34: at least 2 more days.

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  • Profit goal $3,000, payout 1: not met. $2,570.14 so far
  • Best day at or below 20% of profit: not met. $643.34 is 25.03% of $2,570.14

Starts on Tradeify's own example: a $643.34 best day on $2,570.14 of profit, under Lightning's 20% rule (Tradeify names no size; 25K and 50K give the same answer). Rules read on 2026-10-22. Each day you enter is one trading day's P&L since the last payout, or since the start. Growth evaluations and funded Select accounts have no consistency rule, so they aren't here. The check doesn't know your drawdown, daily loss limit or payout cap; your Tradeify dashboard is the source of truth.

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The math: consistency % = biggest end-of-day P&L ÷ total profit × 100

Tradeify's consistency rules, plan by plan

Read from Tradeify's help center on 2026-10-22. Each source shows that page's own last edit (UTC).

The largest day that keeps each plan's target or goal

Below this line, the target or goal sets the finish; above it, the profit needed rises to best day ÷ the rule.

SizeSelect evaluation, 40% / 50%Growth funded, payout 1Lightning, payout 1 / 2 / 3+
25K$600 / $750$525$300 / $250 / $300
50K$1,200 / $1,500$1,050$600 / $500 / $600
100K$2,400 / $3,000$1,575$1,200 / $875 / $1,050
150K$3,600 / $4,500$2,275$1,800 / $1,125 / $1,350
300K$5,600 / not offeredNo 300KNo 300K
Tradeify's own examples: $643.34 on $2,570.14 (Lightning 20%) and $1,300 on Select 50K

The calculator opens on Tradeify's Lightning example: a $643.34 best day under the 20% rule needs $643.34 ÷ 0.20 = $3,216.70 of profit, so $2,570.14 is $646.56 short, on later days of no more than $643.34: at least 2 more days.

On a Select 50K evaluation at 40%, the $3,000 target keeps the line at $1,200. A $1,300 day lifts the profit needed to $1,300 ÷ 0.40 = $3,250, $250 past the target. With the 50% add-on the line is $1,500 and the target stays at $3,000.

How the calculator reads your days

Best day ÷ total profit against Tradeify's limit, in whole cents.

Select evaluations, Growth funded and Lightning Funded

At or below passes. Tradeify's consistency article states that any percentage at or below your limit meets the rule, and only a figure strictly above your limit fails. The check compares in whole cents, so a share landing exactly on 20.00%, 25.00%, 35.00% or 40.00% passes.

Select evaluations. Your best day must be at or below 40% of total profit (50% with the add-on on 25K to 150K) and you must reach the evaluation's profit target. Funded Select accounts (Flex or Daily) have no consistency rule.

Growth funded and Lightning Funded. Growth has no rule in the evaluation and a 35% rule on every funded payout, plus 5 trading days with profit strictly greater than $100 / $150 / $200 / $250 by size and the $26,500 / $53,000 / $104,500 / $156,500 minimum balance on every payout request. Lightning Funded checks 20% on payout 1, 25% on payout 2 and 30% from payout 3 on accounts bought after September 12, 2025 at 8:00 AM ET (20% on every payout for older accounts), alongside each payout's profit goal. After an approved payout the consistency share resets.

Where Tradeify's pages disagree or say nothing

Funded consistency headlines, trading vs profitable days, and commission rounding.

Three details to plan around
  • Consistency once funded. Tradeify's home page says "No consistency once funded", which holds for Select Flex and Select Daily; its Growth and Lightning plan cards and help articles enforce 35% and 20%–30% on funded payouts.
  • Trading days or profitable days. One Select article says "at least 3 trading days" and "at least 3 profitable days" in the same guide. At 40%, two winning days can cover at most 80% of the profit, so at least 3 profitable days are required unless you bought the 50% add-on.
  • Commissions and dashboard rounding. Tradeify says commissions are not included in profit for the consistency rule without giving a worked commission example, and its Growth example rounds 34.78% to 34.7%.

Full payout caps, drawdown locks and worked tables are in Tradeify consistency rule and Tradeify rules.

While you trade for the extra profit

This check reads the consistency line and profit gates only. While you trade for the extra profit it asks for, the end-of-day trailing max drawdown is what can fail the account. We sell the Prop Firm Challenge Toolkit, a TradingView indicator that turns rule numbers you enter into dollar buffers on your chart: how far you are from your loss limits, and from the profit target. Enter Tradeify's numbers as its Custom rules. It doesn't check the consistency rule, which is what this page is for, and it doesn't read your Tradeify dashboard, which stays the source of truth.

Method and privacy

Method: Best day ÷ total profit against Tradeify's limit: 40% in Select evaluations (50% with the add-on), 35% on Growth funded payouts, and 20%, 25%, then 30% on Lightning Funded payouts. Comparisons run in whole cents; a share at or below the limit passes. Drawdown and daily loss limits are not checked.

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Common questions

What is Tradeify's consistency rule?

Your best day's profit must be at or below a set share of your total profit before you pass or request a payout: 40% in a Select evaluation (50% with the add-on), 35% on every Growth funded payout, and on Lightning Funded 20% for the first payout, 25% for the second and 30% after that. A share exactly on the limit passes; only a figure strictly above it fails.

Does Tradeify have a consistency rule on funded accounts?

On Growth and Lightning, yes; on Select, no. Funded Select accounts, Flex or Daily, have none. Growth funded payouts need 35%, and Lightning Funded accounts bought after September 12, 2025 need 20%, 25%, then 30% (older ones keep 20% on every payout).

How do you calculate Tradeify's consistency rule?

Divide your best day by the rule to get the profit you need. Tradeify's own example: a $643.34 best day under 20% needs $643.34 ÷ 0.20 = $3,216.70, so $2,570.14 of profit is $646.56 short, to be made on later days of no more than $643.34. You also need the target or profit goal, such as $3,000 on a Select 50K evaluation or a Lightning 50K first payout.

Does breaking the consistency rule fail a Tradeify account?

No. Tradeify says your account will not fail or be penalized for having high consistency. A Select evaluation keeps going, and once your best day is over 40% of the target, it needs profit of at least your best day ÷ 0.40. A funded payout waits until the share is back within the limit. Breaching the drawdown is what fails an account.

Do losing days count in Tradeify's consistency rule?

Yes, through the total. A loss lowers your total profit and leaves your best day alone, so the share rises. Tradeify's example: a $1,000 best day on $1,500 of profit is 66.7%; a $300 losing day makes it 83.3%.

What does Tradeify's 50% consistency add-on do?

It raises a Select evaluation's limit from 40% to 50%, so you can pass in as few as 2 trading days instead of 3. You buy it with the evaluation: $135, $205, $329 and $459 at list for 25K to 150K, against $109, $165, $265 and $369 at 40%. It isn't offered on the Select 300K, and funded Select accounts have no rule either way.

Does the Tradeify consistency rule reset after a payout?

Yes. Tradeify counts profit up to the payout request date and resets the share after an approved payout. On Lightning the profit goal resets too and the limit steps up: on 50K, $3,000 at 20% for payout 1, then $2,000 at 25% for payout 2.

Rehearse the rules before they cost a payout

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  • Prop Firm Challenge Toolkit (.pine) Your daily-loss limit and drawdown floor (static, trailing end-of-day or trailing intraday) on the TradingView chart, with a sizer that turns risk % and stop into a size. It uses the numbers you enter; it does not read your broker. $29 once.

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