Prop Firm With No Consistency Rule

A consistency rule caps how much of your profit can come from one day or one trade, often 30–50%. Hit the target with one great session and you're told to keep trading until the rest of your days "catch up". Plenty of traders have reached a profit target and still not been paid because of it.

OnePass has no consistency rule. If one trade takes you from your starting balance to the profit target, you pass, and the payout starts.

What OnePass checks instead

Only the account's own rules: you reached the profit target before the static max loss, within 30 days, without breaking the published rules (no exploiting platform errors, no trading during the short news pauses). There's no discretionary review of your style.

Why we can do this

Each OnePass account pays a fixed amount once. There's no funded account to protect afterwards, so there's no reason to police how you got to the target.

OnePass accounts are simulated trading evaluations: you trade a simulated account on live market prices, and you're paid a reward if you pass under the rules. Past results of other traders don't predict yours, and most evaluations are not passed.