What is the “Inconsistency Score” and how does it affect my account?

The Inconsistency Score is a risk and fairness measure used by OFP to ensure that traders demonstrate sustainable, repeatable performance — not one-off “lucky” trades.

🔎 How It Works

• The Inconsistency Score compares your best day’s profit (positive Delta) to your total profit or loss (balance) during the same trading period.

• It measures whether your results come from consistent trading behavior or from a single oversized, high-risk trade.

• Your account type determines your maximum allowed score. You pass the rule if your score is below this number.

      On-Demand Accounts: Your score must be under 10%.
      Bi-Weekly Accounts: Your score must be under 15%.
      Monthly Accounts: Your score must be under 20%.

  
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  This is a soft rule, meaning you won’t lose the account if the score exceeds the recommended.

📊 Example

• If your total profit is $1,000 and your best day was $150, your score is (150 / 1000) * 100 = 15%.

      An On-Demand trader would not pass (needs <10%).
      A Bi-Weekly trader would just pass (needs <15%).
      A Monthly trader would pass (needs <20%).

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⚠️ Why It Matters

• If too much of your profit comes from a single day or trade, your account may be flagged as inconsistent.

• This means you are not entitled to request a payout, even if other rules were respected.

• This is reset every time the trader achieves the payout.