What Is the Consistency Rule in Taurus Accounts and How Does It Work?

All Taurus Challenge Accounts (Evaluations) do not have a Consistency Rule. This means a trader can complete the Evaluation in a single day if they reach the profit target while following all other rules.

Once a trader passes the Challenge and moves to the Profit Account (PA), the 20% Consistency Rule applies by default. This rule ensures that no single trading day can contribute more than 20% of the total profit required to qualify for a payout. Traders who want more flexibility can purchase an Add-On that increases the Consistency Rule to 30%, allowing up to 30% of the target profit to be made in one day.

Add-Ons: 

https://tauruscapital.freshdesk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/204000057899-what-add-ons-are-available-

Example: 50K Profit Account

Let’s imagine a trader has a 50K Profit Account and wants to withdraw the maximum monthly payout allowed, which is $3,000. To do this, the trader must first exceed the Safety Threshold of $2,600. That means the account balance needs to grow to $5,600 in profit ($2,600 threshold + $3,000 target profit).

• With the 20% Consistency Rule, no single day can exceed $1,120 (20% of $5,600).

• If the trader purchases the 30% Consistency Add-On, no single day can exceed $1,680 (30% of $5,600).

Related Articles to Help You Understand This Example 

Safety net :

https://tauruscapital.freshdesk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/204000057982-what-is-the-safety-threshold-in-pa-accounts-  

Max Payout :

https://tauruscapital.freshdesk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/204000057985-what-are-the-minimum-and-maximum-payout-limits-at-taurus-

Important Clarification: Consistency Applies Per Day, Not Per Trade

The Consistency Rule measures total daily profit, not the size of individual trades. For example:

• If you start your day with a $500 loss, you still have room to recover.

• Later in the same day, you could place a single trade that nets $1,120 (20% limit) + $500 loss = $1,620. This would still keep you within the 20% daily consistency requirement.

• With the 30% Add-On, you could make $1,680 (30% limit) + $500 loss = $2,180 in one trade, and you would still comply with the rule.

This shows that consistency is based on net daily results, not the profit of an individual trade. Traders can still take advantage of a strong opportunity even if a single trade produces more than 20% or 30% profit, as long as the day’s net result remains within the Consistency Rule.