Three maximums, three different deaths
2-step Standard measures a static 10% from the starting balance. On $100,000 the account ends at $90,000 equity, whatever you have made in between, until a scale changes the base. Pro tightens that static maximum to 8%, so the same headline balance dies at $92,000. The 1-step trails at 6%. A winning week on the trail can move the floor up. The $6,000 you remember from day one is not a promise that stays put.
Daily loss is a second test. Standard and Pro still carry a 5% day, $5,000 on $100,000. The 1-step day is 4%, or $4,000. You can lose the account on the day while thousands remain under the maximum, and you can lose it on the maximum after a string of days that each looked legal. Open a Venasri account with the product name in the profile so Pro and Standard are not stored as one 10% rule.
On Pro, the maximum cash equals the Phase 1 target
The 2-step profit path is 8% in Phase 1 and 5% in Phase 2. On $100,000 that is $8,000 then $5,000. Pro maximum loss is also $8,000. The profit you are asked to make in Phase 1 is the same cash Pro allows you to lose over the life of the account. Standard gives you $2,000 more hole than that target. Traders who buy Pro for the tighter story and then risk like Standard spend the extra room they do not have.
Three minimum trading days still apply. Instant Funding and selected rapid payout tiers add a 40% best-day test that the plain 2-step maximum does not. A day inside the $5,000 loss line can still be too large a share of cycle profit. The maximum and the consistency cap are different failures.
The 1-step trail moves after the week you wanted to celebrate
A trailing 6% follows the account high in the way the contract describes. Banking a winner and then giving a normal pullback can touch a floor that has stepped up. Static Standard does not do that. If your winning week reduced leftover room, you are on the trail or you mismarked the snapshot. The daily anchor, separate from the trail, is the higher of day-start balance or equity at 00:00 server time, GMT+2 or GMT+3.
Set the flatten from the product you bought
Equity Guard on Standard or Pro should flatten a $100,000 book near $4,250, which is $750 inside the $5,000 day. That buffer does not protect a Pro account whose static maximum is $8,000 if you have already dug a $7,000 hole across several legal days. Track the lifetime floor in dollars beside the day. On the 1-step, flatten nearer $3,250 because the day itself is $4,000, and watch the trailing $6,000 as a moving number.
Personal Expert Advisors and risk managers are allowed. High-frequency and latency bots are not. The guard is a flatten, not a quote sniper. Weekend holds are allowed, so a Friday float can change both the midnight anchor and, on the 1-step, the trail you meet on Monday.
