Classic percents become cash lines
On $100K, an 8% static maximum fails the account at $92,000. A 14% static maximum fails it at $86,000. Both are taken from the starting balance and they stay there for the evaluation. E8 One uses a 6% end-of-day trail, a $6,000 cushion on $100K under the highest closed balance. The 1-step maximum published next to Classic is that 6%. Open a Venasri account and store the checkout percent as its own card before the first order.
Flagship 2-step copy quotes an 8% cumulative cap. The path up to 14% is the Classic slider you pick at checkout. E8 also sells E8 Track as a 3-step model. Read Track's loss line from the dashboard you paid for. The cash figures on this page belong to Classic and One.
The daily line arrives before the floor
Two-step daily loss is 5%, $5,000 on $100K. One-step daily loss is 4%, $4,000 on $100K. Both reset at 00:00 platform server time from day-start balance plus floating PnL. A floating dip can tag the daily line while the static floor still shows room. You do not get a courtesy close on the daily rule.
Phase 1 asks for 8%, $8,000 on $100K. Phase 2 asks for 4%, $4,000. One minimum trading day clears the calendar. It does not widen the day. An 8% profit goal is larger than a 5% loss allowance, so a single session that hunts the whole Phase 1 target meets the daily line first.
A tight slider with 1.0% risk
The checkout trap is a 6% or 8% slider picked to cut the fee, with each trade still risking 1.0%. On $100K that is $1,000. Eight losses of $1,000 land on the 8% floor. The same floor at 0.35%, $350 a trade, takes a much longer string of full stops. The discount on the fee is the small number.
Point Equity Guard at the slider on the receipt. An 8% card should flatten before $8,000 of loss on $100K. A 14% card that still flattens at $8,000 gives away room you paid for. A guard set at $14,000 will outlive an account that was only ever 8% wide.
News, weekends, and the payout clock
Evaluation steps allow news. On the funded stage, opening and closing is restricted during the five minutes before and after a high-impact release. Weekend and overnight holds are allowed on standard CFD evaluations and funded accounts, so a Sunday gap can spend both the daily bucket and the static floor. Selected on-demand payout tiers add a 40% best-day profit rule.
The split runs from 80% up to 95% at checkout. The first payout comes after 8 days, then every 14 days, and that path includes end-of-day drawdown scaling. Bot Control can pause funded entries around the news window and flatten into 00:00 when open profit would rebase the next day-start balance. Platforms are MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, and TradeLocker.
