PCP · RULES PCP.1–PCP.4
The Prime Consistency Programme
PCP.1
Purpose & Enrolment
PCP.1.1 Purpose
The Prime Consistency Programme (PCP) supports traders whose patterns are assessed as high-risk, encouraging discipline, sustainable capital management and long-term performance.
PCP.1.2 What can trigger enrolment
Among other things, enrollment can be triggered by:
Profits concentrated in just a handful of trades
Gambling-style trading without defined risk (PTP.2)
Repeated failures or breaches, or Account Rolling (PTP.10)
Losses consistently outweighing gains
Chance-based decisions rather than a structured approach
High leverage or margin relative to account size
Aggressive, all-or-nothing objectives without stable, repeatable performance
PCP.1.3 We look at the whole picture
Assessment covers activity across all of your accounts. No single factor enrols you automatically — behaviour is evaluated in its entirety.
PCP.1.4 What enrollment does
Profits on the relevant account are removed and the account is rebalanced to its initial balance. All your active Hola Prime (Sim. Funded) Accounts move under the PCP; existing Challenge accounts join it once they clear the Evaluation.
PCP.2
Programme Conditions
PCP.2.1 Risk per Trade Idea
Maximum 1% of the initial balance. Violating this rule is a hard breach and closes the account.
PCP.2.2 Margin
Total margin utilisation must stay at or below 30% at all times. A breach is handled under the ladder in PCP.3.
PCP.2.3 News
No trading during restricted high-impact news windows — on any account type, including Prime accounts. A breach is handled under PCP.3.
PCP.2.4 Exclusions
PCP accounts cannot merge and cannot be scaled (GRW.1 and GRW.3).
PCP.3
Non-Compliance & Consequences
PCP.3.1 First violation
A first breach of a PCP condition (other than the 1% risk rule) may bring a formal warning, removal of profits, and rebalancing to the initial balance — losses are not removed. The payout cycle restarts from the rebalancing date, and the account stays active.
PCP.3.2 Second violation onward
Profits removed and the account rebalanced again (losses not removed), plus the profit split is cut to 50% for all payout cycles on every account under the programme. The payout cycle restarts from the data of rebalance, and the account stays active.
PCP.4
Trader Options, Exit & Ongoing Review
PCP.4.1 Your three options
When selected, all your active Challenge and Sim. Funded accounts are paused until you choose: (1) participate under the programme conditions; (2) continue outside the programme — in which case a 50% profit split applies to all your accounts and no new purchases are available until the programme ends; or (3) exit Hola Prime with a refund of the account in question. Rejoining later means purchasing again and passing through the PCP before normal Sim. Funded conditions apply.
PCP.4.2 How to exit
Exit needs both: aggregate profits of USD 20,000 across one or more Hola Prime accounts, and five completed payout cycles after enrolment. Exit is not automatic — write to risk@holaprime.com; it is subject to Risk Team review and approval.
PCP.4.3 Ongoing review
High-risk behaviour later can re-enrol you; loss-limit breaches during the programme can extend it; and time alone never progresses your exit from the Prime Consistency program.
PCP.4.4 Discretionary review
After 90 consecutive compliant days you may request a discretionary review. We may then modify parameters, grant conditional exemptions, or approve progression — effective only on formal written confirmation.