What is FDR and How It Affects Your Payout
Understand what FDR is and how it determines your payout percentage.
What is FDR
The Flagship Discipline Rating (FDR) is a scoring system used to evaluate how disciplined and responsible you trade.
Instead of a fixed payout percentage, your payout is based on your FDR score.
What FDR Measures
FDR evaluates four key areas:
Metric | What It Measures |
Sharpe Ratio | Risk-adjusted return |
Profit Factor | Profitability relative to losses |
Trade Size Consistency | Stability of position sizing |
Daily Trade Consistency | Consistency in trading activity |
Why FDR Exists
FDR is designed to:
Reward responsible trading
Reduce high-risk behavior
Encourage discipline over time
How It Affects Your Payout
Your FDR score determines your payout percentage.
Higher discipline → Higher payout
Lower discipline → Lower payout
Example
Two traders both make 10,000 profit:
Trader | Behavior | FDR Score | Payout |
Trader A | Disciplined, controlled | High | Higher payout |
Trader B | Erratic, high risk | Low | Lower payout |
Key Notes
FDR applies in the funded stage
Your payout is dynamic, not fixed
Responsible trading matters more than one-time performance
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