Skip to main content
Nova Score measures trading quality from 0 to 100, with 50 as neutral. It rewards strong returns, controlled risk, and consistent results. Limited trading history keeps a score above 50 closer to neutral. Your score, confidence label, and rank are shown on your Profile.
Nova Score beta page showing a locked score, league tiers, upcoming perks, and scoring components.

Nova Score beta page with leagues, upcoming perks, and scoring components.

Nova Score is in beta and is currently informational. It does not change assessment pass or fail, payouts, risk limits, profit share, or account status.

What It Measures

Five components, each scored from 0 to 100, combine into your raw score.
Each component stays between 0 and 100. Unavailable metrics are excluded, and the remaining metrics are reweighted.Profit factor is gross profit divided by gross loss on closed trades. Expectancy is the average net result per trade, relative to trade size.

What Counts

Accounts are weighted by confidence, not size. At equal confidence, a $5k account and a $200k account count the same. After passing, your Funded account starts a new history. Your Assessment history keeps counting and gradually fades out.

How It Is Calculated

1

Score each account over 30 days

At UTC midnight, each eligible account receives a raw score and confidence based on its trailing 30 days.
2

Combine your accounts

Daily account scores are weighted by confidence. Accounts with more trading evidence count more.
3

Weight the last 180 days

Recent scores carry more weight: it halves every 30 days. Scores aged 180 days or older are excluded.
4

Apply confidence and display

Confidence pulls scores above 50 toward neutral; lower scores stay unchanged. The result is rounded and shown with your confidence and maturity labels.

Confidence

Confidence measures the evidence behind your score from 0 to 1. It combines three factors for each account’s 30-day window:
  • Trades: full credit at 20 closed trades.
  • Days: full credit at 8 trading days.
  • Coverage: the share of expected equity readings available, normally 100%.
Each factor is capped at 1. They multiply together, so a weak factor lowers overall confidence. Idle days lower confidence, pulling scores above 50 toward neutral. They count as zero confidence within your history, while the raw score averages only scored days.
Daily history uses Weight = 2^(−age in days ÷ 30), up to the 180-day cutoff. Confidence includes every day since your first scored day within that history, including idle days.After combining your history, the displayed score is:
For one account and one 30-day window:With 20 closed trades, 8 trading days, and full coverage, confidence reaches 1.0 and the full 80 is shown for this window.

Maturity and Rank

Trades count across all Assessment and Funded accounts. Falling below 20 returns your score to Provisional. Rank updates nightly for everyone with a score, including Provisional traders. It sorts by score, then confidence, and shows your position and top X%. The 7-day change compares your position with 7 scoring days earlier. Your Profile also shows your score history.

Perks

Nova Score is intended to unlock perks for consistent traders, such as increased funding, wider risk limits, and monthly cash grants.
Coming soon. Nova Score is still in beta. Perks, tiers, and unlock requirements are being defined and are not available yet.

Improving Your Score

Keep losses within your limits

Keep drawdowns small. A daily-loss or drawdown breach sets Discipline to zero for the window.

Spread your results

Aim for results across many trades and days. Relying on one big win lowers Consistency.

Build enough evidence

Reach 20 closed trades across 8 trading days. Extra volume earns no additional Activity points.

Stay active

Maintain a trading history. Idle days lower confidence and pull scores above 50 toward neutral.

Focus on trading quality

Larger accounts do not increase your score. Accounts without closed trades carry no weight.