How does the consistency rule work?
By Redstone Team ยท Updated Sep 2, 2026
The consistency rule caps the share of a payout cycle's profit that may come from your single best day. It exists so that payouts reflect a repeatable process rather than one exceptional session.
| Line | Best day, maximum share of cycle profit |
|---|---|
| RedPro | 40% (funded accounts, on payout) |
| RedFast | No consistency rule |
| RedInstant | 20% (from day one) |
An example on a RedPro account: $4,000 of profit in the cycle with $1,800 made on your best day is 45% of the total, above the 40% cap, so the request is held. Keep trading and grow the total, or wait for the next cycle: nothing is lost, the payout is simply postponed.
The rule is checked at the moment you request a payout, and the counter resets after every approved payout. It never closes an account on its own.
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