This page covers the official rules for all three evaluation programs offered by Constant Funded: Constant Go, Constant Dual and Constant Access. It draws exclusively from the firm's official FAQ pages, each checked on 2026-10-02. The pages used are: Constant Go Rules, Constant Dual Rules, Constant Access Rules, Payouts and Payment Methods, Prohibited Activities and Firm Policies, and Accounts and Access FAQ.
Constant Funded runs three distinct paths to a funded account. Constant Go is a single-phase program with a trailing maximum drawdown. Constant Dual is a two-phase program with a static maximum drawdown and a lower target in the second phase. Constant Access is a single-phase program that removes the daily drawdown limit entirely, replacing it with a static overall boundary during evaluation and a trailing boundary once funded. The sections below document every rule exactly as the firm's pages state it.
Program Targets and Limits at a Glance
The table below summarises the core numbers for each program. All figures come directly from the official program pages.
| Rule | Constant Go | Constant Dual (Phase 1 / Phase 2) | Constant Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phases | 1 | 2 | 1 |
| Profit Target | 10% | 10% / 4% | 6% |
| Daily Drawdown Limit | 4% | 5% | None |
| Maximum Drawdown | 6% (trailing) | 10% (static) | 7% (static in evaluation; trailing when funded) |
| Minimum Trading Days | 4 | 4 per phase | 3 |
| Valid Day Threshold | 0.5% net gain | 0.5% net gain | 1% net gain |
| Maximum Trading Days | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Profit Split | 80% | 80% | 80% |
| First Payout Wait (Funded) | 14 days | 14 days | 30 days |
| Payout Cycle After First | Every 14 days | Every 14 days | Every 14 days |
How Each Program Works
Constant Go
Constant Go is a one-phase evaluation. A trader purchases the account for a one-time fee, then has unlimited time to reach the 10% profit target. Reaching that target while meeting the minimum trading day requirement advances the account to a 24-48 hour funded account review. Once approved, the funded phase begins and the same trading rules continue to apply.
Constant Dual
Constant Dual has two consecutive phases. Phase 1 requires a 10% profit target and Phase 2 requires a 4% profit target, each with at least four valid trading days. The drawdown rules apply identically across both phases, with no grace period at the start of either. Passing Phase 2 triggers the same 24-48 hour review before the funded phase begins.
Constant Access
Constant Access is a one-phase evaluation with a 6% profit target and no daily drawdown restriction. Only the overall maximum drawdown of 7% applies during evaluation. At least three valid trading days are required, and each valid day must close with a net gain of at least 1%, which is a higher threshold than the 0.5% required by the other two programs. Once funded, the maximum drawdown switches from static to trailing.
How the Loss Limits Are Measured
Understanding the difference between a static limit and a trailing limit matters for position sizing and daily planning. The difference between daily drawdown and maximum drawdown for prop traders affects how each boundary behaves in practice.
Daily Drawdown (Constant Go and Constant Dual Only)
The daily drawdown limit measures how far equity can fall within a single calendar day. For Constant Go the limit is 4% of the starting account balance, and for Constant Dual it is 5% of the starting balance. As a hypothetical example, on a $10,000 Constant Go account the maximum permitted equity drop on any one day is $400. On a $10,000 Constant Dual account the daily limit is $500. The prop firm daily loss calculator can help traders work out the exact dollar figure for their account size. Constant Access does not enforce any per-day loss limit.
Maximum Drawdown: Static vs Trailing
Constant Go uses a trailing maximum drawdown. The floor starts 6% below the starting balance. Each time a closed trade creates a new highest realized balance, the floor moves up by the same amount. Unrealized or open profit does not raise the floor; only confirmed closed-trade balance does. The floor stops rising once it reaches the original starting balance and locks there permanently. As a hypothetical example, on a $10,000 account the floor opens at $9,400. If closed trades bring the realized balance to $10,300, the floor rises to $9,700. Once the realized balance reaches $10,600, the floor locks at $10,000. Live equity is checked continuously; falling below the floor at any moment breaches the account.
Constant Dual uses a static maximum drawdown of 10%. The floor is set at 90% of the starting balance on day one and does not move regardless of profits. On a $10,000 account (hypothetical example), the floor is $9,000 for the entire evaluation.
Constant Access uses a static 7% maximum drawdown during evaluation. On a $10,000 account (hypothetical example), the floor is $9,300 and does not move as the balance grows. Once the account reaches the funded phase, this same 7% allowance switches to a closed-balance trailing method identical in mechanics to the Constant Go trailing system, and the floor locks when it reaches the original starting balance.
Breaching either drawdown limit on any program immediately fails the current phase or ends the funded account. There is no recovery option after a breach.
Time Rules and the Consistency Requirement
All three programs have unlimited maximum trading days, meaning there is no deadline to complete an evaluation. However, each program requires a minimum number of valid trading days before a pass can be recorded. Constant Go and Constant Dual each require four valid days per phase. Constant Access requires three valid days. A valid trading day is a calendar day that closes with a net gain meeting the program threshold: at least 0.5% for Constant Go and Constant Dual, and at least 1% for Constant Access. Days that end flat or negative do not count toward the minimum. The prop firm consistency rule describes how minimum day requirements function across the industry for traders who want broader context.
The 50% Margin Rule
All three programs enforce a 50% free margin requirement at all times. Free margin is defined as the portion of the account not actively committed as collateral for open positions. If open positions consume more than 50% of available margin, the account is in violation. The prescribed resolution is to reduce position sizes, close some trades, or stop adding to existing positions when margin is under pressure. Careful lot sizing on prop firm accounts is one way traders manage this boundary. A prop firm lot size calculator can assist with working out position sizes before entering a trade. According to the official pages, margin rule violations may trigger a warning strike and repeated violations can breach the account.
Prohibited Trading Activities
The following prohibitions apply to every account type on the platform, as listed on the Prohibited Activities and Firm Policies page.
Execution and Strategy Prohibitions
- News trading: Opening or closing trades within a restricted window around high-impact scheduled economic releases such as CPI, NFP and interest rate decisions. The restricted window applies even if the trade was already open before the release. Traders unfamiliar with how these windows work across the industry can review news trading rules at prop firms for broader context.
- High-frequency trading (HFT): Rapid entry and exit of many positions within seconds, regardless of whether individual trades are profitable.
- Automated trading: Expert advisors, bots, scripts and any software that places or manages trades without real-time manual input.
- Copy trading: Mirroring another trader's positions in any form, through a copy service, platform or manual copying.
- Signal services: Using third-party signals, social trading platforms, alert services or managed execution tools to determine entries and exits.
- Martingale strategies: Increasing position size to recover losses through progressively larger trades. The firm explicitly includes grid recovery, averaging down into losses and compounding exposure after a losing streak as derivatives of this approach.
- Toxic execution: Exploiting platform latency, stale quotes, spread anomalies, price feed delays or technical errors for profit. Results generated through known or suspected execution abuse will be invalidated.
- Minimum trade duration: Every trade must remain open for more than 30 seconds. Trades closing in under 30 seconds may be flagged automatically and reviewed.
Account Conduct Prohibitions
- Account sharing: Only the registered account holder may trade the account. Sharing login credentials, allowing others to place trades or operating under a third-party service is not permitted.
- Multiple account coordination: Using multiple Constant accounts to hedge, test strategies or offset risk across accounts is not permitted.
- Coordinated trading: Entering the same or opposite positions across multiple accounts owned by different users in a coordinated way is treated as an exploit.
- Identity misrepresentation: Registering under a false name, using another person's details or providing fraudulent identity documents during KYC is grounds for permanent account termination.
- Chargebacks and payment disputes: Initiating a chargeback or payment dispute while an account is active or after receiving evaluation access is listed as a serious violation. Accounts subject to disputed payments are suspended pending investigation.
Weekend Positions (Constant Dual Only)
The Constant Dual rules page notes that weekend holding is not restricted by default. The firm states that significant price gaps can occur when markets reopen on Monday and that holding large positions over the weekend near drawdown limits is a risk management decision for the trader. The Constant Go and Constant Access pages do not include a specific note on weekend positions.
Who May Trade or Manage the Account
The Accounts and Access FAQ states: the registered account owner must control the account and place every trade. Shared login details, third-party account management, selling access, copy management or allowing another person to trade may result in review or breach. The firm also states it may review device, IP address, session history, login patterns and trading behavior when checking for account sharing, coordinated trading, copy behavior, fraud or rule abuse.
Payouts, Payment Methods and Scaling
Full details appear on the Payouts and Payment Methods page.
Account purchase fees are paid exclusively in cryptocurrency. Fiat payment methods are not currently available. Payment is confirmed on-chain and the account is activated after network confirmation.
For Constant Go and Constant Dual funded accounts, the first payout becomes eligible 14 days after the funded phase begins. For Constant Access, the first payout wait is 30 days. After the first payout, all three programs follow a 14-day payout cycle. The profit split is 80% for all three programs across all cycles.
Payouts are requested through the trader's dashboard and processed to a registered cryptocurrency wallet address. The firm states that target processing time after approval is within 24 hours, though accounts requiring additional review may take longer. A payout can be delayed or declined for reasons including incomplete identity verification, a flagged trading behavior review, an open rule dispute, the 14-day cycle not having elapsed, or a missing or invalid wallet address.
Evaluation fees are non-refundable once an account has been activated and the first trade has been placed.
Constant Dual also mentions a scaling path: traders who maintain consistent performance on their funded accounts may be considered for scaling toward a total managed capital of up to $1,000,000. The firm states that scaling is not automatic and requires sustained performance, compliance with all rules and firm approval. Further details are described as available from the dashboard once a trader reaches the funded stage. The Constant Go and Constant Access pages do not mention a scaling path.
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Official Sources
Rules verified on October 2, 2026 against Constant Funded's official pages below. Rules change: the firm's own pages always prevail. The rules of other firms are in our prop firm rules hub.
- Constant Go Rules | Constant Funded
- Constant Dual Rules | Constant Funded
- Constant Access Rules | Constant Funded
- Payouts and Payment Methods | Constant Funded
- Prohibited Activities and Firm Policies | Constant Funded
- Accounts and Access FAQ | Constant Funded
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