QT Funded Rules: Consistency, Drawdown and Copy Trading
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Compare QT ONE, TWO, POWER and new Instant consistency rules. Understand drawdown, copy-trading checks, and MT5 versus TradeLocker support.
QT Funded does not have one consistency rule for every account. Its current comparison lists no consistency score for QT ONE and QT TWO, while QT POWER uses 35% and the new QT Instant plan uses 30%. Match the product and purchase date before applying a rule. Current plan comparison · QT POWER rules.
This Copygram guide was checked against official documentation on September 30, 2026. It focuses on rules and connection decisions, rather than promising that copying will pass an evaluation. We have not independently tested a QT Funded account or verified its payouts.
QT Funded consistency rules by plan
QT ONE: no consistency score
The QT ONE guide lists no consistency-score requirement for evaluation or the performance account. Evaluation has a 6% target, a 3% daily drawdown amount and a 6% static maximum drawdown. The daily threshold uses the higher of the previous day’s closing balance or equity. Funded accounts also have a 1% combined floating-loss limit. QT ONE rules.
No consistency score does not mean unlimited position risk. A receiver can breach another limit even if its daily profit distribution is acceptable.
QT TWO: check risk limits as well as consistency
The current website comparison lists no consistency score for QT TWO. Its plan guide describes targets of 8% then 5%, four trading days in each evaluation phase, a 4% daily loss amount and 8% static maximum drawdown. Funded rules include a 1% combined floating-loss limit and a stop loss within 60 seconds of opening each position. QT TWO plan guide · Plan comparison.
The published sources are not fully aligned: the website comparison says no inactivity rule for QT TWO, while its dedicated help article says 14 days. Get QT’s written answer for your account rather than treating either summary as universally applicable.
QT POWER: 35% consistency
QT POWER applies a 35% consistency score in both challenge and funded stages. Its formula compares the best day’s profit with total profit. The guide also distinguishes payout timing by purchase date, so use the terms that apply to your account. QT POWER consistency and payout rules.
For an illustrative calculation, a best day of $700 and total profit of $2,000 produces 35%. If a later loss reduces total profit to $1,750 while the best day remains $700, the ratio becomes 40%. This arithmetic explains why a losing day can affect eligibility. It is not a recommendation to trade merely to change the ratio.
New QT Instant: 30% at withdrawal
The new Instant guide applies to accounts bought on or after August 11, 2026. It specifies a 30% consistency limit at withdrawal, a 6% trailing maximum drawdown and four profitable days of at least 1% each. It also describes a withdrawal buffer, drawdown locking, per-instrument exposure limits and a 60-second stop-loss requirement. Read the full conditions together. New QT Instant rules.
Do not apply those figures to older Instant accounts automatically. The official account directory retains separate entries for discontinued products and BNPL.
Drawdown amount and drawdown threshold are different
A fixed daily loss amount does not necessarily mean an unchanged equity threshold. For example, the QT TWO guide calculates its daily loss amount from the starting balance, then subtracts that amount from the previous day’s closing balance. The cash allowance stays fixed while the threshold can move.
When preparing a receiver, record the permitted daily loss, current daily equity threshold, overall drawdown threshold and floating-loss restriction separately. Include all open positions when evaluating exposure. A per-trade percentage cannot enforce the combined limits across several trades.
There is another source discrepancy to resolve with QT: its general terms describe a 2% combined floating-loss limit, while current ONE and TWO product guides specify 1%. Use written confirmation for the exact plan and stage before sizing an account. QT general terms.
Does QT Funded allow Copygram or copy trading?
We could not verify a current public policy that expressly approves Copygram or the proposed own-account copying workflow. QT’s general terms contain automation restrictions. Do not treat platform availability as permission to copy trades, use an EA, follow paid signals or run a challenge-passing service. Ask QT to confirm your exact workflow in writing. QT terms of service.
Include the tool name, whether you own every account, the source of trading decisions, the plan and stage, and the receiving platform. If you use an EA or Telegram signals, identify that explicitly; permission for copying your own manual trades may not cover it.
MT5, TradeLocker and cTrader: what Copygram supports
QT’s help article lists MT5, TradeLocker and cTrader, while the current new-plan comparison advertises MT5 and TradeLocker. Check the options available for your chosen plan and country at checkout. The platform help article also restricts MT5 access for US and Canadian residents and discusses IP restrictions. QT platform requirements.
Copygram supports MT5 as a source or receiver. TradeLocker is currently a receiver only. cTrader is not yet supported by Copygram. A platform being offered by QT does not imply that Copygram can connect to it in both directions.
After QT confirms permission, use the MetaTrader copier guide or TradeLocker receiver guide to check the appropriate route. Follow the connection instructions shown in Copygram; read-only MT5 investor credentials cannot authorize trade execution in a receiving account.
Validate the receiver before relying on a copied strategy
Use the Copygram documentation to connect the supported accounts and build a room with one source and the intended receivers. Choose receiver sizing deliberately, then test the complete order lifecycle in an appropriate permitted test environment.
Confirm the destination symbol, contract size and minimum order increment.
Check the actual received position size and stop loss.
Verify modifications, partial closes, cancellations and final closes.
Review rejected orders and remaining open positions after interruptions.
Recheck the setup after a reset, new account or stage transition.
Copygram does not guarantee QT drawdown protection, consistency compliance or funding. If your use is permitted and the connection fits, compare Copygram plans. Copygram offers paid subscriptions and no free trial.
Questions traders ask
Does “no consistency rule” apply to all QT accounts?
No. ONE and TWO are listed without a consistency score, POWER uses 35%, and new Instant uses 30%. Older products and purchase dates need their matching rules.
Can a copier improve my consistency score automatically?
A copier can reproduce orders with configured sizing. It cannot guarantee a particular distribution of profits or remove losses from the calculation. Check the firm’s own dashboard and payout conditions.
Can I send trades from TradeLocker or cTrader through Copygram?
TradeLocker is currently a receiving platform in Copygram. cTrader is unsupported. Neither should be selected as a Copygram source based on QT offering that platform.

Julian Vance
Julian Vance is an independent writer and quantitative strategist. He writes about trading automation and account-management workflows for Copygram.
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