YRM Prop Starter vs Prime: 50% and 35% Consistency
Compare YRM Starter's recorded 50% evaluation consistency with Prime's 35% funded-cycle calculation. The historical COMPARE purchase coupon is expired.
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Quick answer
Coupon 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 The rules below remain historical references; an existing account should follow its issued agreement.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 changes its consistency requirement between account stages. The current recorded Starter evaluation uses 50% consistency, while the Prime simulated-funded stage uses 35% for payout cycles. The former COMPARE 50% purchase offer is historical and is currently expired.
Direct comparison
| Stage | Consistency percentage | What it controls |
|---|---|---|
| Starter evaluation | 50% | Passing the challenge |
| Prime funded cycle | 35% | Requesting a payout |
The formula is the same:
Consistency = largest profitable day ÷ total relevant profit × 100
The denominator changes with the stage. Starter uses the evaluation record. Prime uses the funded payout-cycle record under the current rules.
Starter example at 50%
Suppose a trader finishes the evaluation with $3,000 total profit and a $1,400 best day.
$1,400 ÷ $3,000 = 46.67%
That is below 50%.
If the best day were $1,800, the result would be 60%. The total would need to reach $3,600 for $1,800 to equal 50%.
| Largest day | Minimum total at 50% |
|---|---|
| $750 | $1,500 |
| $1,000 | $2,000 |
| $1,500 | $3,000 |
| $2,000 | $4,000 |
Prime example at 35%
The funded rule is stricter. A $700 best day requires at least $2,000 total cycle profit:
$700 ÷ $2,000 = 35%
| Largest day | Minimum cycle total at 35% |
|---|---|
| $350 | $1,000 |
| $525 | $1,500 |
| $700 | $2,000 |
| $875 | $2,500 |
Because 35% is lower than 50%, the same best day requires a larger total after funding.
Why the calculation resets
Evaluation performance should not be carried into the funded payout cycle. Start a new tracker when Prime is issued, and begin again after an approved payout when the current rules reset the cycle.
A useful sheet should include:
- Date
- Net daily result
- Running cycle profit
- Largest profitable day
- Current consistency percentage
- Minimum total required
- Qualifying-day status
Losing days reduce the total without reducing the recorded best profitable day. That can make the consistency percentage rise.
Other Prime conditions still matter
Consistency is only one part of a request. Current recorded guidance also describes qualifying-day requirements, a minimum request, identity verification and progressive caps. Passing the 35% calculation does not override those conditions.
Likewise, the Starter evaluation must remain inside its end-of-day maximum-loss threshold. A good consistency score does not protect an account from a drawdown breach.
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.
Stage-change checklist
- Track Starter at 50%.
- Pass all evaluation conditions.
- Start a new sheet when Prime is issued.
- Track the Prime payout cycle at 35%.
- Count qualifying days separately.
- Recheck the current withdrawal cap.
- Reset the cycle tracker after an approved payout.
- Preserve the dashboard rule set.
Review the official YRM Starter page and the YRM Prop audit before purchase.
Bottom line
YRM’s consistency rule becomes tighter after funding: 50% during Starter and 35% during Prime payout cycles. Treat them as separate datasets. The historical COMPARE offer is expired and does not change either consistency calculation.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The current recorded Starter evaluation uses a 50% consistency calculation.
The current recorded Prime funded payout cycle uses a 35% consistency calculation.
No. Treat the evaluation and funded payout cycle as separate records and start a new tracker when Prime is issued.
COMPARE is the historical YRM Prop 50% offer and is marked expired in Prop Firm Audit's coupon record, reviewed on 28 October 2026. This article does not certify an active discount or an available new account.
PFA’s coupon record marks COMPARE as expired. The former 50% offer is historical and is not a current purchase quote. This reference article’s coupon status was reviewed on 28 October 2026.