Funded account rules
Consistency rule
On Instant Funded and Access funded accounts, your best day can only be a set share of the cycle's profit at payout. Most programs have no such rule.
Most Atlas programs have no consistency rule. Two do:
| Program | Best day may be at most |
|---|---|
| Instant Funded | 20% of the cycle's profit |
| Access, funded | 40% of the cycle's profit |
| Instant Zero, 1-Step, 1-Step Pro, 2-Step, 2-Step Pro | No consistency rule |
How it is measured
Check
Best day's net closed profit ÷ Total net closed profit in the cycle ≤ limit
- Days are UTC days, and only closed trades count.
- The cycle is since your last payout, or since the account was created for the first payout.
- If the cycle's total profit is zero or negative, the check passes.
What happens if you are over
Nothing happens to the account. The payout waits until further profitable days bring your best day back under the limit. The account is never breached by this rule.
Example · Instant Funded, 20%
| Cycle profit so far | $2,000 |
| Best day | $600 (30%) |
| Payout | waits |
| You add $1,000 more over other days: cycle $3,000, best day still $600 (20%) | payout can be requested |
The Consistency card on the Statistics page shows your current share against the limit.
Last reviewed 27 September 2026. Rules shown are read from the Atlas risk engine.