80% is the base, 95% is the slider
The profit split is customizable at checkout from 80% up to 95%. That choice sits next to the drawdown slider, which runs from a static 8% to 14% on Classic. A higher split and a tighter floor can be the expensive combination: you keep more of each dollar, and you have fewer dollars of room in which to make them. On $100K the tight floor is $8,000 of loss. A 95% split of a small payout is still a small payout if you are flattening every other day.
Register on Venasri and record the split you bought beside the floor you bought. A YouTube card that says 95% and 14% is a different invoice from 80% and 8%.
Day 8, then every 14 days
The first payout is available after 8 days. After that, the cycle is every 14 days. End-of-day drawdown scaling is part of that payout description, which matters on E8 One, where the 6% maximum already trails at the end of the day. A new high close can lift the trail. Taking a payout does not reprint the original $6,000 cushion if the trail has already stepped up.
Classic's static floor does not step up when you get paid. It stays at the checkout percent of the starting balance. Equity Guard should keep using that original floor after the first withdrawal. People loosen risk because a payout landed. The 5% day, $5,000 on $100K, is still the day.
On-demand adds a 40% best day
Selected on-demand tiers apply a 40% best-day profit rule. If the cycle profit is $5,000, a single day above $2,000 is already 40%. The bi-weekly 14-day path is the one that does not add that test. Pick the path before you have a monster Monday, because you cannot unmake the best day after it prints.
Phase 1 at 8%, $8,000, spread across 10 to 16 trades at 0.50% is how you avoid a best day that is the whole target. Sixteen winners at $500 are even. One winner at $3,200 is 40% of $8,000. Bot Control can cap the day's new risk once floating profit is already a large share of the cycle.
Growth still dies at 5%
Capital increases show up when you hit milestones without breaching the 5% daily floor. The floor is $5,000 on $100K, $2,500 on $50K, $10,000 on $200K, always 5% on the 2-step contract. E8 One is 4% a day and a 6% trail. Scaling a One account with Classic size is how the milestone never arrives.
Weekend holds are allowed, and a Sunday gap counts toward the day that contains the open. A payout week with a naked Friday hold is a voluntary test of the 5% line. The $488 fee on $100K bought the first exam. The 8-day clock buys the first check. Neither one widens the day. Minimum trading days on the exam are 1. Funded life is the 14-day rhythm.
