The $1,000 trigger is not the same thing as a clean score
Daily on-demand payouts open once funded profit exceeds 1%. On $100,000 that is $1,000. At an 80% split the check is $800. At 90% it is $900. The extra 10 points are $100 on that profit. They do not widen the $5,000 Classic day. Four minimum trading days still sit under the evaluation that got you here, and Fast Track carries the 45% score as well.
Here is the collision. If the best day is $700, that day is 70% of a $1,000 profit pool and it fails a 45% score. You need total profit of about $1,556 before $700 is only 45%. Requesting the moment the account ticks through $1,000 is often too early if one session did the heavy lifting. Open a Venasri account and track the best day as a share of total profit, not as a trophy.
45% punishes the best day, including the day that passed Phase 1
Classic Phase 1 is 10%, or $10,000 on $100,000. Phase 2 is 8%, or $8,000. Forty-five percent of the Phase 1 target is $4,500. A single gold day of $4,800 can be a problem on Fast Track even though it is inside the $5,000 loss line if the sign had been red. Classic evaluations are not all Fast Track. Know which contract you bought before you hunt a hero day.
The same score returns when you ask for a daily payout. A funded week that makes $3,000, with $1,600 of it on Tuesday, is 53% on that Tuesday and the request can wait. You do not fix it by trading larger on Wednesday. You fix it by letting later sessions add profit until Tuesday is under 45%, without creating a new best day that raises the bar again. That is a slower week on purpose.
80% to 90% is the split, and the floor is still 5%
The published split runs from 80% up to 90%. On $5,000 of funded profit that is $4,000 or $4,500. A scale to a larger book changes the 1% dollar trigger. One percent of $200,000 is $2,000, not the old $1,000. Traders who keep requesting at $1,000 after a scale are simply early, and traders who keep risking $500 on the new book have silently cut risk to 0.25%.
None of the payout math survives a 5% print. Classic daily loss remains $5,000 on $100,000, and the static maximum remains $10,000. One Phase is a $4,000 day and a 6% end-of-day trail. Bot controls should cap the session so it cannot become 45% of the profit you hope to withdraw, and they should stop adding size just because a payout button lit up.
Do not spend the day in order to qualify for the day
Equity Guard on Classic should flatten near $4,250 on $100,000. The payout is attractive precisely when you are green, which is when people widen stops to defend a $1,000 cushion. Widening a $500 idea to $900 to avoid a red day that delays the request is how the cushion and the day disappear together. The score wants consistency. The guard wants you alive. They agree more than they conflict.
The server snapshot at 00:00 includes floating equity. An open $1,200 winner can make the dashboard look past the 1% line while closed profit is still under it, and it can raise tomorrow's reference if you hold it. Book the portion you want to count, then request against closed profit. Funded stops are mandatory, the news window is two minutes around high-impact releases, and weekend holds belong on the Swing variant. A payout request does not suspend any of those.
