📊 Trader Score Rule (Funded Accounts Only)
At Alpha Trader Firm, we use a performance-based metric called the Trader Score to help evaluate the sustainability and quality of a trader’s results — especially before any withdrawals are approved.
This is not a consistency rule. It’s a risk-control filter that ensures traders aren’t profiting from one lucky day, but rather showing balanced, repeatable performance over time.
✅ What Is the Trader Score?
The Trader Score tracks how much of your total realized profit came from your highest single-day gain.
A lower score means your profits were spread out across multiple days
A higher score suggests your results are overly dependent on one big trading day
🧮 Trader Score Formula
Trader Score = (Highest Single-Day Profit ÷ Total Realized Profit) × 100
Example:
Account Size: $100,000
Highest Profit Day: $4,000
Total Realized Profit: $14,000
→ Trader Score = (4,000 ÷ 14,000) × 100 = 28.57%
This means 28.57% of your profits came from a single day — which is acceptable for some funded accounts.
📌 Minimum Trader Score Requirements (Funded Accounts Only)
To qualify for a withdrawal, your Trader Score must be at or below the following thresholds:
Account Type | Max Allowed Trader Score |
2-Step Funded Accounts | 30% |
1-Step Funded Accounts | 30% |
Instant Funding Accounts | 20% |
If your Trader Score is too high, you’ll need to continue trading and smooth out your profit curve before requesting a payout.
⚠️ Important Notes
Trader Score applies only to funded accounts.
It is not enforced during challenge or evaluation phases
Once a payout is approved, your Trader Score resets to 100%
There are no restrictions on trading frequency, style, or profit targets — only how your profits are distributed over time
🤔 Is This a Consistency Rule?
No.
Unlike traditional consistency rules that restrict daily or weekly profit limits, the Trader Score gives you freedom to trade your way.
You can:
Take large wins
Trade aggressively
Use flexible strategies
As long as your profits aren’t concentrated in one spike — you’re good.
💡 Why This Rule Matters
The Trader Score encourages sustainable, repeatable trading habits — not random, high-risk wins.
It ensures that payouts go to traders who’ve demonstrated measured skill, not just one-off luck.
This rule helps protect both the firm and traders who are building real, long-term trading success.