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What's new on Constant Access: your consistency score, the activation fee, and a 30-day payout cycle.

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By the Constant Funded team

We've introduced three changes to Constant Access. Your consistency score now decides when you can request a payout. Accounts that started from a free evaluation pay a one-time activation fee set by that same score. And payouts run on a 30-day cycle. This post explains each one in plain terms, with examples.

The short version

  • Your consistency score is your best trading day as a share of your total net profit. Lower is better.
  • To request a payout on a funded Constant Access account, your score for the payout cycle must be 35% or lower.
  • If your Constant Access evaluation was free (for example through an instant access promotion or a reward), you pay a one-time activation fee of 37% to 75% of the standard evaluation fee, set by your score when you pass.
  • Constant Access payouts run on a 30-day cycle: the first payout is available 30 days after funding, then every 30 days.
  • These rules apply to Constant Access only. Constant Go and Constant Dual are unchanged.

What the consistency score is

The consistency score measures how evenly your profit is spread across your trading days. It's the profit from your single best day, divided by your total net profit, shown as a percentage.

A trading day runs from 00:00 to 23:59 server time. Only closed trades count; open positions and floating profit are ignored. A trade that stays open past midnight counts on the day it closes.

To find the total profit you need to bring your score down to a level, divide your best day by that level. For example, a $1,750 best day reaches 35% at $5,000 of total net profit.

Formula

Best day ÷ total net profit

Shown as a percentage, lower is better

Best day

Largest daily profit

Closed trades only, on the day each trade closes

Total net profit

Profits minus losses

Losing days lower it, which raises the score

Payouts need a score of 35% or lower

On a funded Constant Access account, you can request a payout only when your consistency score for the current payout cycle is 35% or lower. The cycle starts when your account is funded and restarts after every completed payout, so each cycle is scored on its own.

Losing days matter too. With a $1,500 best day, $6,000 of winning days and $1,000 of losses, your net profit is $5,000 and your score is 30%, so you can request a payout. If the losses were $2,000 instead, net profit drops to $4,000 and the score rises to 37.5%.

Best dayConsistency scoreCan request a payout?Total profit needed
$2,50050%Not yet$7,143
$1,80036%Not yet$5,143
$1,75035%YesAlready met
$1,00020%YesAlready met
Example: $5,000 total net profit in the payout cycle

A score above 35% is never a breach and never closes your account. You simply keep trading. As your total profit grows without a bigger best day, your score comes down.

The activation fee for free-access accounts

If your Constant Access evaluation was free, you pay a one-time activation fee once you pass. The fee is a share of the standard evaluation fee for your account size, equal to your consistency score at the moment you pass, and never less than 37% or more than 75%.

Best dayConsistency scoreFee shareActivation fee
$1,000 (one-day pass)100%75% (cap)$75
$60060%60%$60
$45045%45%$45
$37037%37%$37
$30030%37% (floor)$37
Example: $100 standard evaluation fee, $1,000 total net profit at the pass
  • The score is locked when you pass, so trading after that doesn't change your fee.
  • Your funded account is issued once the fee is paid. You can pay with crypto from your account page.
  • Everyone who received Constant Access for free follows this rule, including accounts that were already funded before it was introduced. For those accounts the fee is based on the evaluation only, and payouts open once it's paid.
  • If you paid the full evaluation fee for Constant Access, there is no activation fee.
  • If you breach a rule during the evaluation, you pay nothing.

Payouts every 30 days

Constant Access runs on a 30-day payout cycle. Your first payout request is available 30 days after your account is funded, and the next one 30 days after each completed payout. Every payout still needs a consistency score of 35% or lower for that cycle.

First payout

30 days

After your account is funded

Payout cycle

Every 30 days

After each completed payout

Payout consistency

35% or lower

For the current cycle

Where to see it on your dashboard

  • Open your Constant Access account under Challenges. The consistency card shows your live score, your best day and your total net profit.
  • On a funded account, it shows how much more total profit you need for the 35% rule, if any.
  • If you passed a free evaluation, the same card shows your activation fee and a button to pay it with crypto.
  • The Payouts page tells you exactly what's still needed before a request can be made.

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