The short answer#
Fullport's one day prop firm challenge is the 1-Day Pass: an optional setting at checkout, at the same list price ($120, $195 or $300). It makes two changes. The target rises from +6% to +8%, and the consistency rule is removed, so one UTC day can carry the whole pass.
On the $25,000 account that means $2,000 of realized profit in a day. The 4% drawdown floor and every funded and payout rule stay the same.
A prop firm challenge with no consistency rule#
A consistency rule caps how much of your profit can come from one day. On Fullport's Standard evaluation, no UTC day may hold more than 55% of total realized profit at the moment you pass. On the 1-Day Pass that rule does not exist: the only conditions are +8% realized and never touching the floor.
| Account type | Consistency rule |
|---|---|
| Standard evaluation | Yes: no day above 55% of profit, checked at the pass only |
| 1-Day Pass evaluation | None |
| Every funded account | None, whichever way you passed |
So if you searched for a prop firm with no consistency rule: the 1-Day Pass waives it for the evaluation, and funded accounts never have one. The consistency rule explained shows how the 55% check works on Standard.
Who the 1-Day Pass is for#
The consistency rule only binds when one day dominates your profit. If your results come in bursts, common on memecoins where one runner can make the week, Standard can leave you over the target and still not passed.
- Pick the 1-Day Pass if your edge is a few large winners. You would otherwise spend days grinding small profit to dilute one big day, with the floor in play the whole time.
- Pick Standard if you make steady, similar-sized days. You pass on a lower target, and FULLPORT20 takes 20% off the fee.
Which setting would pass this record?
| $25,000 account record | Standard (+6%, 55%) | 1-Day Pass (+8%) |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1: +$2,100 | Not yet: Day 1 is 100% of profit | Passed on Day 1 |
| Day 1: +$1,300, Day 2: +$300 | Not yet: Day 1 is 81% | Not yet: $1,600 < $2,000 |
| Day 1: +$800, Day 2: +$700 | Passed on Day 2 (53.3%) | Not yet: $1,500 < $2,000 |
| Day 1: +$1,500, Day 2: +$600 | Not yet: Day 1 is 71% | Passed on Day 2 |
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How it works, in three steps#
- 1
Choose the 1-Day Pass at checkout
Pick an account size and switch on the 1-Day Pass. It is stamped onto the account when you buy. Discount codes do not apply.
- 2
Make +8% realized without touching the floor
On the $25,000 account that is $27,000 in closed-trade balance while live equity stays above $24,000. One day or ten: there is no time limit.
- 3
Get funded like everyone else
The pass is detected automatically. After the agreement and an automated review, typically same-day, you get a funded account identical to one passed on Standard.
Standard vs 1-Day Pass, in numbers#
| $25,000 account | Standard | 1-Day Pass |
|---|---|---|
| Fee | $120 ($96 with code) | $120 (no codes) |
| Profit to pass | $1,500 (+6%) | $2,000 (+8%) |
| Consistency at the pass | No day above 55% | None |
| Fastest possible pass | 2 days | 1 day |
| Room above the floor at the start | $1,000 | $1,000 |
| Target ÷ room | 1.5× | 2× |
| Funded rules and payout caps | Identical | Identical |
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Target ÷ room is the row that matters. On the 1-Day Pass you must make twice your starting drawdown room before you are funded, against one and a half times on Standard. That is the real price of skipping consistency: $500 more profit on the $25,000 account, plus the $24 a code would have saved.
Passing in one day, in practice#
A UTC day runs 00:00 to 00:00 UTC, which is 8 pm to 8 pm in Miami in summer. Only realized profit counts, so a runner you still hold at the end of the day does nothing for the target until you sell it.
Size from the gap between equity and floor, not the balance. A $2,000 target with $1,000 of room means a bad first trade can halve your margin for error. The position size calculator keeps each position inside it.
What stays the same#
- The floor. It still opens 4% under the start, trails only at a 00:00 UTC close, locks at breakeven once you are up 4%, and is checked against live equity on every tick.
- No deadline. "1-Day" is the fastest possible pass, not a time limit. Take one day or ten.
- The funded account. Same floor, same 15% impact cap, same token universe, no consistency rule, payout requests every 5 days, 80% to you after the request cap.
Compare both settings side by side on the pricing page, or read the one-step evaluation page for the Standard route.
Fullport in numbers#
| Account | Fee | Target | Max drawdown | Request cap before split | Total before split | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $120 | +6% | 4% | $1,000 | $3,000 | 80/20 |
| $50,000 | $195 | +6% | 4% | $2,000 | $6,000 | 80/20 |
| $125,000 | $300 | +6% | 4% | $3,000 | $9,000 | 80/20 |
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Quick answers
- Is there a prop firm with no consistency rule?
- Yes. Fullport's 1-Day Pass evaluation has no consistency rule: you pass at +8% realized profit if equity never touched the 4% floor, however much came from one day. Funded Fullport accounts have no consistency rule either, whichever evaluation you passed.
- Can you pass a prop firm challenge in 1 day?
- At Fullport, yes, with the optional 1-Day Pass. It removes the consistency rule and sets the target at +8%, so one UTC day of realized profit, for example $2,000 on the $25,000 account, passes the evaluation if equity never touched the floor.
- Does the 1-Day Pass cost more than a Standard evaluation?
- No. It has the same list price: $120, $195 or $300 by account size. The difference is that discount codes such as FULLPORT20 cannot be combined with it, so Standard can be cheaper with a code.
- What happens if I don't hit +8% in one day?
- Nothing bad. There is no time limit, so you keep trading the next day and the day after until you reach +8% realized. There is no extra charge for taking longer.
- Do 1-Day Pass funded accounts have different payout rules?
- No. Once funded, the account is identical to one passed on Standard: same floor, same impact cap, no consistency rule, payout requests every 5 days, the same per-request and lifetime caps, and the 80/20 split.