YRM Prop 35% Consistency Calculator and Coupon Status

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YRM Prop code COMPARE is expired. Its historical discount is not a current offer.

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Quick answer

PFA coupon record status reviewed on 28 October 2026: YRM Prop code COMPARE is marked expired in Prop Firm Audit's current coupon record. The former 50% discount is historical. Read the YRM coupon status. This guide retains recorded account rules for reference and does not confirm new-account availability.

The former Starter/Prime comparison and payout-requirement pages could not be retrieved on 25 October 2026. The rules below remain historical references; an existing account should follow its issued agreement.

Editorial and source-reference review: 25 October 2026. Account conditions must be matched to the selected model and issued agreement. The account details below remain recorded references; use the agreement issued to an existing account.

YRM Prop’s recorded Prime funded accounts use a 35% consistency rule. The calculation compares the largest profitable day with total cycle profit. The former COMPARE 50% purchase offer is historical and is currently marked expired.

The 35% formula

consistency percentage = largest profitable day ÷ total cycle profit × 100

For a payout request, the result must be no more than 35% under the recorded Prime terms.

The same formula can be rearranged:

required total cycle profit = largest profitable day ÷ 0.35

Worked examples

If the largest day is $900 and total profit is $2,000, the result is 45%. To reach 35% without increasing the largest day, total cycle profit must rise to about $2,571.43.

This is a timing test, not permission to exceed any loss rule. The dashboard and current agreement control the final request.

Starter account risk figures

YRM Prop’s current Starter line covers futures accounts. The firm record lists:

Starter uses end-of-day trailing drawdown and no separate headline daily-loss limit. The evaluation has a 50% consistency condition, while the funded stage uses 35%. Traders receive 90% of approved payouts under the recorded terms.

The lack of a separate daily limit is not unlimited risk. The EOD maximum-loss line remains the hard account threshold, and open-position equity still needs active monitoring.

How to plan smoother profit distribution

A trader aiming for $2,000 total cycle profit needs the largest profitable day to remain at or below $700. A practical plan may set a daily lockout below that number.

For example:

• cycle-profit goal: $2,000
• consistency ceiling: $700
• personal daily stop: based on strategy testing, not the firm maximum
• position risk: small enough that one trade does not dominate the cycle

Reducing position size after a large winning day can prevent the next session from creating a new peak day. This is a risk-planning example, not trading advice.

Historical COMPARE offer and current status

The former COMPARE 50% promotion is expired. Do not treat an old code, receipt or account-price example as a current purchase offer. Check the recorded YRM coupon status before considering a new account.

If official sales and a new promotion become available, confirm the exact program, purchase fee, separate activation or platform costs and accepted offer terms. A historical 50% calculation is reference arithmetic, not a payable quote today.

Read the YRM Prop review for recorded program context.

Bottom line

Divide the largest profitable day by total cycle profit. If the answer is above 35%, more total profit is needed before the funded request meets the current consistency condition. The historical COMPARE offer is expired and is not a current purchase discount.

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