QT POWER

What is QT POWER

QT POWER is a trading account that follows a two-step evaluation process for traders

What are the profit targets for the QT POWER 2-Step Account?

The profit targets for each phase are set at 6%.

What are the drawdown limits for the QT POWER 2-Step Account?

Daily Drawdown: 

• 3% based on End of Day (EOD) Equity
• 4% based on End of Day (EOD) Equity (new ruleset for purchases & accounts issued after the 9th of April 2025)

Max Loss: 8%

How many trading days are required per phase?

A minimum of 4 trading days is required for each phase.

What leverage is offered on different asset classes?

• Forex: 1:100
•  Indices & Metals: 1:35
•  Crypto: 1:2.5

What are the key rules for the Challenge and Funded Accounts?

• Consistency Rule: Both Challenge and Funded Accounts must maintain a 35% consistency score (see below)
• The maximum risk per trade or overall open positions is 2% of the accounts balance (Hard Breach) 

For purchases and accounts issued after the 9th of April 2025 the gambling rule has been REMOVED

Please be aware that we prohibit 'ALL OR NOTHING trading' strategies

QT POWER Payout cycles

Payout on demand - both minimum days & consistency score must be met in order to be able to request a payout on demand

What is the profit split for traders?

The profit split for traders is 80%.

Consistency Score for Power Plan

Understanding Consistency Score: A Quick Example for Traders

The Consistency Score measures how evenly you spread your profits over time. A lower score means your profits are more consistent, while a higher score indicates most of your profit came from one big day.

Here’s the formula:
Consistency Score = (Best trading day profit ÷ Total profit) × 100

Example: How to Achieve a 35% Consistency Score

Let’s assume you trade for five days and aim for a Consistency Score of around 35%. Here’s how your daily profits might look:

How This Works:

1. Your best trading day is $600 (Day 4).

2. Your total profit at the end of five days is $2,000.

3. The Consistency Score shows how evenly you spread your profits. A lower score means more consistent trading, while a higher score indicates most profits came from one big day. It's calculated as (Best trading day profit ÷ Total profit) × 100. For example, if your best day was $600 and your total profit over five days is $2,000, your Consistency Score would be 30%. Spreading profits evenly across days helps achieve a lower, more consistent score.
   
   By spreading your profits more evenly, your score stays low, showing consistency in trading performance.