Double the day, not double the courage
Daily loss $500, 5%. Maximum $1,000, 10%. Phase 1 $800. Phase 2 is 5%, $500, identical to the day. Risk $50. The reset uses the higher of balance or equity at 00:00 ACG Markets time. A $50 open winner at the print is one unit of float and it rebases the next day. The $9,000 fail line stays put.
Create your Venasri login for a $10K Pro card. One on this balance is a 4% day, $400, and a 6% trail, $600. Pasting the $500 day onto One is a $100 mistake that ends the account.
Units and the 40% day
Sixteen winners at $50 sum to $800. Ten sum to $500, which completes Phase 2 and also spends the entire day if they lose. Three minimum days spread the work. If one of those days banks $320, on-demand is already tight. Six winners in one session are $300, just under that line. Seven are $350 and over it.
Equity Guard at 4.25% is $425 on $10K, under $500. Use $425 on Pro. The band of 0.35% to 0.65% is $35 to $65. The plan's $50 is the middle. Seven stops at $65 are $455, inside the day. Eight are $520 and cross.
Correlation on a four-figure day
Two $50 trades are $100, a fifth of the day. Gold and a US index in the same direction are one idea. Bot Control should block the second ticket. A 2x tilt size is $100. Five of those are the day, which is the 1.0% checkout mistake, $100 here, repeated. The firm did not publish a 1.0% plan. The band tops out at 0.65%.
Funded Pro's 2-minute news window still applies. A gold stop during CPI counts toward $500. Swing may trade the release. Weekend holds are allowed, and a Sunday gap of a few units is a large fraction of $500. There is less room to call a gap 'noise' than on a $100K card.
Getting paid on $10K
The split is 80%, every 14 calendar days, or on demand inside 40%. The $497 figure is the $100K fee, not a risk budget for this account. Sub-60-second profits and a majority of trades under 2 minutes fail funded books at any size. The 2,000 request cap does too.
The static floor at $9,000 will look generous the whole time you are dying at $500. Watch the day. Twenty $50 losses would be required to tag the floor, and the day stops you at ten. If you hit the floor, the units were larger than $50.