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How does the 1-Step Best Day Rule work?

For current 1-Step accounts issued on or after 1 November 2026, the best profitable day must contribute no more than 50% of total net realised profit counted for consistency. The calculation includes profitable days, losing days and applicable commissions. It does not apply to 2-Step.

Calculate the contribution

Divide the best profitable day's net realised result by total net realised profit across all evaluation days, then multiply by 100. Losing days reduce that total, so they matter to the percentage. The requirement is met when the best day's share is 50% or less.

A three-day example

Two days each add ₹3,000 and one day loses ₹1,000 after applicable commissions. Total net realised profit is ₹5,000; the best day is ₹3,000. Its contribution is 60%, so the consistency condition is not yet met.

Best Day calculation

DayNet realised result
Day 1+₹3,000
Day 2+₹3,000
Day 3−₹1,000
Total+₹5,000

₹3,000 ÷ ₹5,000 × 100 = 60%; the required maximum is 50%.

If consistency is not yet met

Missing the Best Day requirement alone does not automatically fail an otherwise valid account. Evaluation activity may continue while the account stays within its other limits and deadline. Consistency must be met before completion can be evaluated.

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