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 is a risk-management metric used for funded accounts. It measures how evenly a trader’s profits are distributed over time, helping identify high-risk “spiky” performance where a large portion of profits comes from a single trading day.

• Calculation
  Consistency Score = (Best Trading Day Profit ÷ Total Profit) × 100
  The calculation window starts from challenge creation or the last approved payout, up to the present moment.
  Only closed positions are considered.
  Results are aggregated per trading day.
  Losing days are treated as 0, meaning only profitable trading days contribute to the total profit used in the calculation.

• A lower score indicates more consistent performance, while a higher score reflects reliance on a small number of trading days.

⚠️ 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.