Consistency rule calculator
The rule is one division, and almost nobody does it before requesting a payout. Enter your daily results and this shows where you stand, how much further you have to trade, and the size of the next day that would help rather than hurt.
The line is the most any single day may contribute at your current total. A day above it is the one holding the payout.
This is the part that surprises people. A day large enough to become your new best day resets the requirement upwards, so trading better can move you further from a payout.
One more session inside that range clears the distribution. Above the upper figure, the day becomes your new best and you are further away than before.
No single day can fix this one. The best day is too far ahead of the total, so it takes several ordinary sessions, each comfortably under the cap figure above, before a request qualifies.
Compliance is one division: your best single day divided by your total profit, against the firm's cap. The profit still needed is best day ÷ cap − total, because the cap is a share of a total that your next winning day also increases. That is why the useful next session is a moderate one: too small and it barely moves the total, too large and it becomes the new best day and resets the requirement upwards.