What does 30% consistency mean on the Savius Evaluation?
Your most profitable trading day cannot exceed 30% of the total profit — a protection against single-day spikes.
The rule applies during the Timed Evaluation and through the whole funded phase (Prequalification Funded Account and Permanent Funded Account). It does not apply on the Live account.
Two practical effects:
- On the Prequalification Funded Account, a day-spike above 30% does not block the transition: once you reach the profit target and the 10 minimum trading days, the account becomes the Permanent Funded Account anyway. Instead, a higher consistency target is set — your total profit must reach your best day's profit ÷ 0.30, above the standard prequalification threshold — which raises the minimum buffer required before you can request your first payout.
- On the Permanent Funded Account, the consistency check remains active for payouts, and the target is dynamic: your max daily profit carries over from the Prequalification stage and, if a new day exceeds it, the consistency target adjusts upward automatically.
(For comparison: Instant Funded Evolution uses a 20% consistency rule.)
Formula:
- An account is consistent if: maxProfit ≤ actualProfit × 0.30
- maxProfit = your highest single-day profit
- actualProfit = current profit (current balance minus initial balance)
Example with a $50k account:
- Maximum profit in one day: $1,000.00
- Current profit: $3,000.00
- Verification: 1,000 ≤ (3,000 × 0.30)
- Calculation: 1,000 ≤ 900
- Result: Not consistent — your best day is above 30% of total profit, so keep trading until your distribution complies.