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FT+ consistency: 35% challenge versus 50% funded

Calculate FT+ Classic's closed-profit consistency ratio, retaining separate challenge and payout periods instead of assuming target achievement is sufficient.

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Use closed-position net profit

The dedicated guide uses a day's closed net profit divided by total closed net profit. Open equity is not added to the denominator to make the ratio look smaller.

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Closed profit only; Challenge: 35%; Funded cycle: 50%
FT+ Classic official guides, read 27 Oct 2026. Viet Nam restricted; informational. Open full-size diagram
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Check consistency for the current phase

  1. Closed profit only
  2. Challenge: 35%
  3. Funded cycle: 50%

The challenge threshold is 35%

A hypothetical best day of USD 1,400 with total step profit USD 4,000 gives 35%. That checks the consistency arithmetic, not the separate target or risk rules.

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The funded period uses 50%

The guide gives a 50% limit for the funded payout period. Record the current period start instead of combining best-day and profit figures from unrelated cycles.

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Reset examples do not waive minimum requests

The programme page discusses post-payout resets but also lists a minimum withdrawal request. Its small post-reset example should not be treated as overriding the stated minimum without clarification.

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Your next step

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Sources and scope

Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.

  1. help.fundedtradingplus.com — official documentation
  2. help.fundedtradingplus.com — official documentation
  3. help.fundedtradingplus.com — official documentation

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