The 15% share is not the funded split
The funded split runs from 80% to 95%. Separately, 15% of challenge-phase profits are paid as a share. Passing Phase 1 at 8% and Phase 2 at 5% is therefore not only a ticket to a funded account. Part of the evaluation profit is in the payout story. Open a Venasri account and keep the evaluation profit visible so the 15% is calculated on the right base.
The $100,000 fee is $549. The 15% share does not appear if the account breaches the 5% day or the static 10% floor before the pass. Capital increases still require the milestone without that breach. The share is a reward for a clean evaluation, not a repair for a broken one.
21 days, 5 days, and the $1,000 late bonus
The first payout waits 21 days, or 5 days on Stellar 1-Step. After that, payouts are bi-weekly, with a 24-hour guarantee. If the firm is late, the published bonus is $1,000. That bonus is not the daily loss and not the profit split. It is a clock penalty the firm pays you. Equity Guard does not change the 21-day wait. It keeps the account alive until the wait is over.
Five minimum trading days sit on the evaluation before any of this. You cannot treat day one of the funded account as day one of the 21 if the evaluation itself is unfinished. 1-Step's shorter 5-day first payout is paired with a 3% daily loss and a static 6% maximum.
Larger capital, same 5% day
A capital increase does not publish a wider daily loss. The 2-Step day stays 5%. On $100,000 that is $5,000. If the allocation grows, recompute 5% in dollars before the next session. The static floor stays a percent of the starting balance of that account, 10%, 8% on Lite, or 6% on 1-Step.
One identical EA strategy cannot be allocated past $300,000. Scaling several logins on the same trail hits that ceiling even when each login respects 5%. The bot should know which logins share a strategy. The 200 trade cap is per the activity rule, and a scaled book that multiplies the same entries can approach it faster.
CFD scale-ups and the futures 40% score
Stellar CFD plans do not use a consistency score, so a larger funded day is not capped by a best-day percent. Futures challenges use 40%. If the growth plan includes futures, one outsized day can stall the payout even when the 5% loss never printed. Know which book is growing.
Weekend holds remain allowed. A scaled gold or index position held into Sunday risks a larger dollar gap against the same percent. The 00:00 equity check still raises the next base. Growth makes that float more expensive. It does not delete the clock.
