Test + PRO
EvaluationYour best day must stay below 50% of your total net profit to pass. 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
- to pass
- If broken
- need more first
50K
- Best day limit
- below 50%
- Measured against
- net profit
- Applies
- to pass
- If broken
- need more first
75K
- Best day limit
- below 50%
- Measured against
- net profit
- Applies
- to pass
- If broken
- need more first
100K
- Best day limit
- below 50%
- Measured against
- net profit
- Applies
- to pass
- If broken
- need more first
150K
- Best day limit
- below 50%
- Measured against
- net profit
- Applies
- to pass
- If broken
- need more first
No consistency rule on these
- Test + PRO / PRO+ / PRO+ Development (funded)
Other limits still apply. See all Take Profit Trader rules or the firms without a consistency rule.
Check your days against the Take Profit Trader 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.
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Or import a statement (MT5 or cTrader)
Make between $501 and $3,099 next day and you pass.
5 trading days · profit $3,100 · balance $28,100 · rules verified 2026-10-11 · rule sources
Consistency Too big
Profit target Raised
Take Profit Trader consistency questions
Does Take Profit Trader have a consistency rule?
Yes: Test + PRO (evaluation). No rule on: Test + PRO (funded).
How does the Test + PRO consistency rule work?
Your best day must stay below 50% of your total net profit to pass. Breaking it does not fail the account; you just need more profit or more days first.
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In Take Profit Trader's words
your best trading day must be below 50% of your total net profits.