📊 Trader Score – Alpha Trader Futures

The Trader Score is a performance-based metric. It helps measure the sustainability of your results before any withdrawals are approved.

Unlike a “consistency rule,” the Trader Score is not about limiting how much you can make in a day. Instead, it ensures your profits come from repeatable trading performance, not just a single lucky trade or spike.

✅ What is the Trader Score?

Tracks how much of your total realized profit came from your highest single-day gain.
Lower Score = profits spread across multiple trading days.
Higher Score = results concentrated in one large day.

🧮 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 profits came from a single day.

📌 Minimum Trader Score Requirements

Account Type	Max Allowed Trader Score
1-Step Evaluation Phase	30%
1-Step Funded	N/A
Instant Funding Accounts	20%

If your Trader Score is above the threshold, you’ll need to continue trading and balance out your profit curve before requesting a payout.

⚠️ Important Notes

Once a payout is approved, your Trader Score resets to 100%.
No restrictions on trading style, frequency, or profit targets — only how your profits are distributed.

🤔 Is This a Consistency Rule?

No.

You can take big wins or trade aggressively.
There are no limits on how much you can make in a day.
The rule only ensures you are not overly reliant on one big day to qualify for a payout.

💡 Why This Rule Matters

Encourages sustainable, repeatable trading habits.
Protects both the firm and traders by rewarding long-term skill.
Ensures payouts go to traders showing measured consistency, not random luck.