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Does Lark Funding Have a Consistency Rule?
The Simple Answer
No. Lark Funding has no consistency rule on any account. You can trade at your own pace, with no minimum trading days or time limits during the evaluation or funded stages, and no cap on how your profit is distributed across days.
What This Means for You
With no consistency rule, you can reach your target and get paid however your strategy works, without spreading profit across days or capping your best day. Risk limits still apply, such as a 7% maximum drawdown and 5% daily loss on the 1-Step Career account.
The Optional Monthly Base Reward
The only consistency-style requirement is optional. To earn the Monthly Base Reward on a 1-Step Career account, you must, every 30 days, keep your overall drawdown better than -3.5% and have at least 3 profitable trading days of 0.5% or more each. This is a reward condition, not a rule that gates your normal payouts.
Final Comments
Lark Funding does not enforce a consistency rule, so there is no best-day cap and no minimum trading days on the evaluation or funded stages. The only consistency-style condition is optional, tied to the Monthly Base Reward on the 1-Step Career account. Stay within the risk limits and trade at your own pace.
Consistency is just one funded-phase rule. If your strategy trades around releases, check whether news trading is allowed at Lark Funding before you scale up.
FAQ
Does Lark Funding have a consistency rule?
No. There is no consistency rule on any Lark Funding account, and no minimum trading days or time limits on the evaluation or funded stages.
Can I hit my target in a single day?
Yes. With no consistency rule, you can reach your profit target however your strategy works, provided you stay within the risk limits.
What is the Monthly Base Reward requirement?
It is optional. On a 1-Step Career account, earning it each 30 days requires keeping overall drawdown better than -3.5% and having at least 3 profitable days of 0.5% or more.
What risk limits still apply?
Standard risk limits, for example a 7% maximum drawdown and a 5% daily loss on the 1-Step Career account, still apply even though there is no consistency rule.