Apex Trader Funding consistency rule

FuturesVerified Oct 11, 2026Source: apextraderfunding.comChecked by hand (the site blocks automated checks)

Which Apex Trader Funding accounts limit your best day, by how much, and what happens if you go over. Quotes from Apex Trader Funding's pages are at the bottom.

EOD Evaluation + PA / Intraday Evaluation + PA

Funded

Your best day must stay below 50% of your total net profit to request a payout. Breaking it does not fail the account; you just need more profit or more days first. Example: with $3,000 of net profit, your best day must stay under $1,500. A $1,600 day would mean you need more profit first.

25K

Best day limit
below 50%
Measured against
net profit
Applies
for payouts
If broken
need more first

50K

Best day limit
below 50%
Measured against
net profit
Applies
for payouts
If broken
need more first

100K

Best day limit
below 50%
Measured against
net profit
Applies
for payouts
If broken
need more first

150K

Best day limit
below 50%
Measured against
net profit
Applies
for payouts
If broken
need more first

No consistency rule on these

Other limits still apply. See all Apex Trader Funding rules or the firms without a consistency rule.

Check your days against the Apex Trader Funding rule

Paste your daily P&L or import a statement: you'll see your best-day share and how much you can still make today without breaking it.

1Your account

2Your daily results

Profit or loss per trading day
Net P&L+$3,100
Days4W 1L
Best$1,800
Worst-$300
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EOD Evaluation + PA · Funded · 25KNeeds attention

Not yet: 1 more winning day of $100+ (4 of 5).

$0$1,0002026-10-05: $6002026-10-06: $1,8002026-10-07: -$3002026-10-08: $4002026-10-09: $60010/510/610/710/810/950% of profit = $1,550

5 trading days · profit $3,100 · balance $28,100 · rules verified 2026-10-11 · rule sources

Consistency Too big

58.1% of profit · limit 50%
Best day $1,800. Needs $3,601 in total profit. Exactly the limit already counts as a breach.

Payout Not yet

2 to go
  • 1 more winning day of $100+ (4 of 5)
  • $500.01 more profit on other days to meet consistency

Max loss Locked

$3,000 room
Liquidation at $25,100, locked.
Daily loss limit $1,250 at your current level (it grows with profit), pauses trading for the day. Checked on closed P&L; open losses during the day count too.
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Apex Trader Funding consistency questions

Does Apex Trader Funding have a consistency rule?

Yes: EOD Evaluation + PA (funded). No rule on: EOD Evaluation + PA (evaluation).

How does the EOD Evaluation + PA consistency rule work for payouts?

Your best day must stay below 50% of your total net profit to request a payout. Breaking it does not fail the account; you just need more profit or more days first.

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In Apex Trader Funding's words

No single profitable trading day may account for 50% or more of total profit earned since your last approved payout.
eod payouts
The Safety Net is calculated as your account's drawdown limit plus $100.
intraday trailing drawdown payouts