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One phase, one target, straight to funded.
Constant Go is Constant's one-phase evaluation program. A single profit target, no second phase, and no artificial time pressure, your timeline is unlimited as long as you respect the daily and maximum drawdown limits. This page covers everything.
How the program works
Constant Go has one evaluation phase. You purchase the account for a one-time fee based on the account size you choose. Once active, you have unlimited time to hit the profit target while respecting the risk rules. Passing the phase makes you eligible for a funded trading stage and profit-sharing, there is no second phase to clear.
Program rules at a glance
Profit Target
10%
Daily Drawdown Limit
4%
Maximum loss per calendar day
Maximum Drawdown
6%
Trailing to your highest balance, then locks
Minimum Trading Days
4
Valid Day Threshold
0.5% gain
The day must close in profit by at least 0.5%
Maximum Trading Days
Unlimited
No time pressure to complete the phase
Profit Split
80%
Your share of funded stage performance
No time limit, but daily consistency still matters
There is no maximum number of days to complete the phase, but you still need at least four valid trading days before you can pass. A valid day is any calendar day where you close with a net gain of at least 0.5% on your account balance. Days you break even or finish in the red do not count.
Drawdown rules
Both the daily and maximum drawdown limits apply throughout the evaluation.
- Daily drawdown: Your equity cannot fall more than 4% of your starting account balance in a single calendar day. A 4% daily loss on a $10,000 account means a $400 limit per day.
- Maximum drawdown: unlike a fixed limit, this trails upward as your balance rises, then locks once it reaches your starting balance. On a $10,000 account, the floor starts at $9,400 and rises with your balance, up to a maximum of 6% below your highest point.
- Both limits apply from day one, there is no grace period.
Breaching either drawdown limit immediately fails the evaluation. The account cannot be recovered after a breach.
The 50% margin rule
At all times you must maintain at least 50% free margin. Free margin is the portion of your account not actively committed as collateral for open positions. If your open positions require more than 50% of your available margin, you are in violation. The fix is straightforward: reduce position sizes, close some trades, or stop adding to existing positions when margin is under pressure.
Margin rule violations may trigger a warning strike. Repeated violations can breach the account.
Strategies and behaviors that are prohibited
- News trading within restricted event windows.
- High-frequency trading and tick scalping.
- Automated strategies, bots, and expert advisors.
- Copy trading, signal services, and mirrored execution.
- Martingale, grid, and progressive position-stacking strategies.
- Trades shorter than 30 seconds in duration.
- Latency arbitrage and exploitation of platform execution delays.
- Account sharing or allowing third parties to access or trade the account.
What happens when you pass
When you hit the profit target with at least four valid trading days completed, the account moves into a funded account review. This review takes 24 to 48 hours. Your account stays live during this period, data keeps syncing and all risk rules still apply.
Review Period
24–48 hours
After completing the evaluation
During Review
Account active
Drawdown rules enforced
The funded phase and payout eligibility
After review is approved, the account advances to the funded phase. The same trading rules apply, same drawdown limits, same margin requirement, same strategy prohibitions. After 14 days from when the funded phase begins, the account becomes eligible for a payout request.
Funded Wait Period
14 days
Profit Split
80%
Your share of performance
Payout Cycle
Every 14 days after eligibility
The same drawdown and margin rules that applied during evaluation remain active throughout the funded phase. A breach in funded phase ends the account.
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