FundingPips consistency score: 35% and 15%, explained with numbers
One ratio decides whether a FundingPips reward goes through: biggest day divided by cycle profit. Here is exactly when it applies, what blocks a payout, and how to size a strategy so it never trips.
The definition
The FundingPips consistency score is the biggest single-day profit divided by the total profit accumulated in the current reward cycle. It has to stay at or below 35% on the cycles that carry it (On Demand on 2 Step Standard, Monthly for accounts bought from 15 August 2026, and 2 Step Pro Masters from that date) and at or below 15% on Zero. It resets after each successfully processed reward. Failing it is a soft breach: the reward is blocked until the ratio clears, the account stays open.
Worked examples
| Situation | Numbers | Score | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| $100,000 Master, 35% score, On Demand | profit in cycle $6,000; biggest day $2,400 | 2,400 / 6,000 = 40% | blocked until total reaches $6,858 with no day above $2,400 |
| same account, one extra week of $300 days | profit $7,200; biggest day still $2,400 | 33% | request allowed |
| $50,000 Zero, 15% score | profit $3,000; biggest day $600 | 20% | blocked; the account needs $4,000 of total profit or smaller days |
| $50,000 Zero, sized so the biggest day is $250 | profit $3,000; biggest day $250 | 8% | request allowed, subject to 7 profitable days of $125+ |
Sizing so the score clears
The score is a cap on the largest day relative to the cycle total, so it is cleared either by more days or by smaller days. For a systematic strategy the reliable lever is the second: cap the maximum daily profit at roughly a quarter of the expected cycle profit on 35% cycles (leaving a margin for a cycle that runs short) and at a tenth on Zero. In practice that means position size is set by the best-day distribution from the backtest, not by the drawdown alone: a strategy whose best day is 40% of its average month cannot use the On Demand or Monthly cycle at any size, because the ratio does not change with size.
Two rules travel with the score on the same cycles: 7 profitable days of at least 0.5% of the starting Master size, and the Striking System, which counts a trade idea whose closed plus floating loss reaches 1% of the account as a strike (four warnings on 2 Step Standard Masters above $25,000 and on 1 Step Flex). All three reset after each reward.
If the strategy cannot be shaped to the score, the answer is the cycle, not the size: Bi-Weekly at 80% carries no score. See payout cycles and the consistency calculator with FundingPips presets.
FAQ
What is the FundingPips consistency score?
Biggest single-day profit divided by total profit in the current reward cycle. It must stay at or below 35% on the cycles that carry it and at or below 15% on Zero, and it resets after each processed reward.
Which FundingPips accounts have the 35% score?
2 Step Standard on the On Demand cycle; also on the Monthly cycle and on 2 Step Pro Master Accounts bought from 15 August 2026. Weekly, Bi-Weekly, 2 Step Flex and 1 Step Flex carry no score.
Does failing the score close the account?
No. It is a soft breach: reward requests are blocked until the ratio is back within the limit. Daily and maximum loss breaches close the account; the score does not.
Is the FundingPips consistency score the same as the Striking System?
No. The Striking System counts trade ideas whose loss reaches 1% of the account and issues warnings; the score is a ratio of best day to cycle profit. Both apply on the same cycles for accounts bought from 15 August 2026.
Source: the firm’s help center and program pages, cross-checked with the FundingPips rules card, September 2026. Rules change quarterly; the help center is binding.