Free tool
TradeDay consistency rule calculator
Check your biggest day against the Quick Pay 30% and Fast Pass 45% limits, and see how much more profit you need. On TradeDay a breach extends your target, it does not fail the account.
- Most you can withdraw now
- $0
- More profit needed to comply
- $3,000
The largest payout that keeps your biggest day at or under the cap.
Earn this much profit on other days to dilute the big day under the cap.
Cobalt tracks this live on every trade, across every account, so you never do this math mid-session.
Request beta access →How TradeDay consistency works
TradeDay caps how much of your total evaluation profit can come from one day. The cap is 30% on Quick Pay and 45% on Fast Pass. Unlike Apex, going over does not end the account. It extends the profit target: your new required total is your biggest day divided by the cap. So a $1,500 best day on Quick Pay means you need $5,000 in total profit ($1,500 ÷ 0.30) before that day fits under the line.
Quick Pay vs Fast Pass
Quick Pay is the standard program: a 30% consistency cap and a 5-day minimum. Fast Pass trades a higher price for a looser ruleset: a 45% cap and a 3-day minimum, so one strong day carries more weight and you can finish sooner. The drawdown and profit target are otherwise the same. Switch programs in the calculator to compare.
Consistency is eval-only
The consistency rule applies during the TradeDay evaluation. Once you convert to a funded account it no longer constrains your days. The calculator is for the eval phase, where the rule decides whether you have hit your target or still owe more profit.
Frequently asked
- What is the TradeDay consistency rule?
- On a TradeDay evaluation your single best day cannot make up more than a set share of your total profit: 30% on the Quick Pay program, 45% on Fast Pass. It applies to the evaluation only, not the funded account.
- Does breaking it fail my TradeDay account?
- No. This is the key difference from Apex. A TradeDay consistency breach does not fail you, it extends your profit target. Your new required total becomes your biggest day divided by the cap, so you keep trading until your best day fits under the limit.
- Quick Pay or Fast Pass, which consistency rule applies?
- Quick Pay uses a 30% cap with a 5-day minimum. Fast Pass uses a looser 45% cap with a 3-day minimum. Pick your program in the calculator to check against the right number.
- How do I fix it?
- Keep trading profitable days. Each one raises your total and shrinks your biggest day as a share of it, until the biggest day fits under the cap. The calculator shows exactly how much more profit you need.
Track it automatically.
Cobalt watches your consistency, drawdown, and target live on every trade, so you always know whether you have hit your number. See the line before you cross it.
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