What is the Mubite Funded Score?

The Mubite Funded Score (FS) is a profit consistency rule that applies exclusively at the funded stage. It ensures that no single trading day accounts for a disproportionate share of your total profits. The goal is straightforward: real capital requires stable, measured performance over time, not one lucky day.

Thresholds by Plan

Instant Funding: no single day's profit can equal or exceed 25% of your total funded profits.

One-Step Challenge: the threshold is 30%.

Two-Step Challenge: the threshold is 40%.

How It Works in Practice

If a single trading day pushes past the applicable threshold, nothing breaks. Your funded account stays active. You simply continue trading until that day's share of total profits falls back below the limit. Once your profit distribution is balanced again, withdrawals resume as normal.

Example: One-Step (30% threshold)

Total profits: $10,000. Best day: $5,000. That is 50%, which exceeds the 30% limit. You keep trading. After earning another $6,667, total profits reach $16,667. The $5,000 day now represents approximately 30% of total profits and withdrawals re-open.

Example: Two-Step (40% threshold)

Total profits: $10,000. Best day: $5,000. That is 50%, which exceeds the 40% limit. After earning another $2,500, total profits reach $12,500. The $5,000 day now represents 40% and withdrawals re-open.

For a full overview of funded account conditions, visit the Challenge Rules page.

How and when does the Funded Score reset?

The Funded Score applies from the day your account is classified as funded. Each payout closes one FS cycle and opens a new one — so the score always measures profit consistency within the current cycle only, not across your account's entire lifetime. Best day from a previous cycle do not carry into the next, whilst your profit from the 5% does.

Example: One-Step (30% threshold)

Cycle 1 — funded to first payout
You build $20,000 in total profits. Your best day is $5,000, which is 25% of the total — below the 30% limit. You're eligible and you withdraw. This payout ends Cycle 1.

Cycle 2 — first payout to second payout
The counter starts fresh at $0. The $20,000 and the $5,000 best day from Cycle 1 are no longer counted. If your first big day in Cycle 2 is $4,000 while total cycle profits are $8,000, that day is 50% — above the 30% limit, so withdrawals pause until the distribution rebalances, exactly as it would have in Cycle 1. Once you've earned enough that the $4,000 day falls to 30% or below, withdrawals reopen and the cycle continues until your next payout.

In short: every payout resets the clock. A large day that blocked a withdrawal in one cycle is wiped clean once you've paid out — but a large day in the new cycle is measured only against that new cycle's profits.