Yes, the Base Camp Instant Funding Accounts have a lot consistency rule and a profit consistency rule.
Minimum of 10 trading days
The first thing to note is that you must have at least 10 trading days to be eligible for a payout. A trading day is defined as a trade within your lot consistency range. This means, you need at least 1 eligible trade on 10 different days to be able to request a payout.
It is important for traders to maintain genuine trading activity. Superficial trading, such as placing minimal trades just to meet the minimum day requirement or using placeholder trades that do not reflect genuine strategy, will not be considered as meeting the trading day criteria. This ensures that all trades are substantial and aligned with the trader’s true strategy, encouraging meaningful and strategic trading engagement.
Lot Consistency Rule
The average trade size at the time of payout review is used to establish a trading range. This range is calculated by doubling your average trade size to determine the maximum value and reducing it by 75% to find the minimum value.
For example, if your average trade size is 20 lots, trades within the range of 5 to 40 lots are considered consistent with your strategy.
Trades outside this specified range will be subject to review and will result in deductions from the total profit split.
The consistency range is based on all closed orders from the first trade up to the requested withdrawal date. Your average trade size is finalized at the time of payout request.
Lot Consistency Range Calculation
To calculate your average trade size, divide the total lot volume traded by the number of closed orders. Then, multiply this average by 0.25 and 2.00 to determine the lower and upper limits of your consistency range. Partial orders are treated as separate orders for this calculation, which is conducted during the payout request review.
Total Lot Volume Traded/Trades Executed: Lot Size Average
Lot Size Average x 0.25: Bottom Of Consistency Range
Lot Size Average x 2.00: Top Of Consistency Range
Example:
Average lot size: 5
Bottom of the range: 1.25 lot
Top of the range: 10 lot
In this example, the lot consistency range is from 1.25 lots to 10 lots. Trades that fall outside of this range will not count towards your trading days and will be deducted from your total profit.
In the dashboard, it is visible if you have followed the lot consistency rule.
If it is shown as "reached" you have followed the rule.
Profit Consistency Rule
40% of total account profit can’t come from a single trade.
If this is the case, the trade that breaches this rule will be deducted from your profit.
The profit consistency rule is displayed in the dashboard as the “trade value score.” If you violate the 40% rule, it is shown as “unreached” in the dashboard.
