thePropTrade Score (TPT Score) is a performance metric designed to measure how balanced and consistent your trading activity is. Its purpose is to ensure that payouts are based on sustainable trading behaviour, rather than on one-off, oversized wins or losses.

A lower TPT Score indicates stable, controlled performance, whilst a higher score indicates that your results rely heavily on one or two disproportionately large trading days.

Where is the TPT Score applied and what does it mean?

It is one of the payout eligibility requirements for Instant Funding and Edge (Funded Stage) accounts only.

What the Score Means:

Score ≤ 25%

Your trading is considered balanced and consistent. You are eligible to request payouts (subject to meeting all other payout conditions).

Score > 25%

Your trading shows signs of concentration risk or inconsistent performance, where too much of your profit comes from one or two big days. You may continue trading and you will not be breached, but you cannot request a payout until your Stability Score falls back to 25% or below.

How the TPT Score Is Calculated?

The formula used for the calculation is:

(Largest Winning Day + Largest Losing Day |absolute value| ) ÷ Total Profit × 100%

Where:

• Largest Winning Day: Your highest single profitable day.
• Largest Losing Day: Your highest single losing day (treated as a positive number in the formula).
• Total Profit: Your overall net profit on the account over the measured period.

TPT Score resets at each sucessfull payout.

TPT Score Example:

Largest Winning Day + Largest Losing Day |Absolute value| ) ÷ Total Profit × 100%

Largest winning day: 570

Largest losing day: -330 ( to be applied as absolute value which means removing the – sign)

Total Profit: 3780

Using the formula we have following calculation (570+330)÷ 3780 × 100 = 23.81%.

A trader with above trading data has a TPT Score of 23.81%.