Simulated prop firm
No Consistency Rule Prop Firm
No consistency rule on Classic, Sprint or Sprint Turbo, or on the funded account. One big day can pass you. From $39.
No Consistency Rule on Any Challenge
Stampede has no consistency rule on any challenge it sells, and none on the funded account you get when you pass. Classic, Sprint and Sprint Turbo are judged on three numbers: a profit target, a daily loss limit and a static max loss. How your profit is spread across the days does not count.
So if one good day takes you to the target, or to a Classic step's target, without breaking a loss limit, that counts in full. And on the funded account, a big day is paid like any other day.
The Rules on Every Plan
| Plan | Steps | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Max loss (static) | Consistency rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | 2 | 8% then 5% | 5% | 10% | None |
| Sprint | 1 | 10% | 4% | 6% | None |
| Sprint Turbo | 1 | 9% | 3% | 3% | None |
| Funded account (after you pass) | None | No target | Same as your plan | Same as your plan | None |
Fees run from $39 for a $5,000 Sprint Turbo to $1,290 for a $200,000 Sprint. The fee is a one-time charge for the evaluation, not a deposit. See pricing for every size.
What a Consistency Rule Is
A consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from your best single day. It is usually written as a percentage. If your best day is too large a share of the total, the firm holds back your pass or your payout until you trade more days and bring that share down.
That means a trader who catches one strong move can be told to keep trading an account that has already hit its target. Stampede does not do that.
A Worked Example
You buy a $10,000 Sprint for $129. The profit target is 10%, which is $1,000.
On Tuesday one trade makes $900. On Wednesday you make another $100 and reach $1,000. You never lost more than 4% in a day or dropped below the $9,400 max loss line. You pass. Tuesday being 90% of your profit does not matter, because there is no rule that measures it.
What Still Applies
No consistency rule does not mean no rules. These still apply on every plan:
- Daily loss limit, measured from the balance you start the day with. It resets at 00:00 UTC.
- Max loss, a fixed dollar line set when you start. It never moves. See static drawdown.
- Minimum trading days: none on Sprint and Sprint Turbo, one on each of Classic's two steps.
- Prohibited practices, listed on the rules page.
Getting Paid After a Big Day
Payouts work the same way. From your first profitable funded trade you can request a payout on demand, $50 minimum, processed the same day in USDC. There are no caps and no winning-day gate. Classic also returns your fee on top of your first funded payout. Details are on the payouts page.
FAQ
Does Stampede have a consistency rule? No. There is no consistency rule on Classic, Sprint or Sprint Turbo, and none on the funded account after you pass.
Can I pass a Stampede challenge with one big trading day? Yes on Sprint and Sprint Turbo, if that day takes you to the profit target without breaking the daily loss limit or the max loss. Classic has two steps, each needing one trading day, and one big day can clear a step.
Will one big winning day block my payout? No. Payouts have no consistency check and no winning-day gate. You can request one from your first profitable funded trade, $50 minimum.
What is a consistency rule in a prop firm? A rule that limits how much of your total profit can come from your best single day. If that day is too large a share, the firm holds back your pass or your payout until more trading brings the share down.
What rules does Stampede use instead? A profit target, a daily loss limit measured from the balance you start each UTC day with, and a static max loss that never moves. All of them are published on the rules page.
How much does a Stampede challenge cost? From $39 for a $5,000 Sprint Turbo to $1,290 for a $200,000 Sprint. It is a one-time fee for the evaluation.