What 100 percent and 90 percent each pay
Master profit is split in two layers. You keep the entire first $10,000. Every dollar of profit after that $10,000 is paid at 90 percent, so a later $1,000 gain is $900 in the withdrawal. The evaluation target on a $100,000 account is 6 percent, or $6,000, and that figure is not the payout tier. Clearing $6,000 passes the profit hurdle. It does not, by itself, create a $10,000 withdrawal.
When capital steps up, 2.2 percent becomes a new dollar amount. The day on $100,000 is $2,200. The same percentage on the next allocation is larger, and the 0.50 percent risk unit has to be rebuilt from the new balance the day the scale posts. A $500 stop that was disciplined on the old book is a different bet after the balance changes. Open a Venasri account before that date so the unit is edited with the balance, not the next morning.
Wednesday comes after 10 active days and a 40 percent check
Withdrawal requests are taken on Wednesday, after 10 active trading days, and after the best day stays inside 40 percent of the profit being paid. Ten active days are sessions with trades, so two full trading weeks is the fast case. Eligibility that lands on a Thursday waits through the weekend and into the following Wednesday.
Forty percent of a $10,000 profit block is $4,000. One session above that can hold the Wednesday request even while the split table still reads 100 percent. The evaluation minimum is a single trading day. The payout test is stricter than the pass test. Keep any one funded session under about $3,500 of a $10,000 block so a late fill cannot shove the day through $4,000.
Option 1 is the book that does not scale
Bulenox sells two shapes from Wilmington, and the firm has used that Delaware base since 2022. Option 1 is intraday trailing, with a higher contract allowance and no scaling. Option 2 is an end-of-day trail plus a hard daily loss. On $100,000 the Option 2 day is $2,200 and the trailing maximum is $3,000. Passing on Option 1 and then asking for a larger book asks a no-scale contract for a feature it does not carry.
The platforms are NinjaTrader, Tradovate, and Rithmic. Automation is allowed on both options when it stays inside Rithmic modification limits. A stop that is rewritten on every tick can fail that limit while the equity line still looks calm. Bot controls should place a stop, move to breakeven once, take a few partials, and then go quiet.
Flatten at 1.45 percent before you ask for more capital
Set Equity Guard to flatten Option 2 near 1.45 percent, which is $1,450 on $100,000. The official day is $2,200, so the flatten leaves $750 for a late fill. Option 1 does not use that daily number. Its $3,000 trail follows live equity, and a flatten aimed only at $2,200 can sit idle while the trail has already ended the account.
Positions have to be closed by 3:59 PM CT. The session mark used for the reset is 4:59 PM CT. A winner still open at 3:59 PM CT is a rule problem before it is a scaling problem. Recalculate the 1.45 percent dollar level on whatever balance the scale actually posts, including open profit that will still be live at the Central Time mark.
