Classic keeps the floor at $90,000 while you are ahead
Classic is the two-step book. Daily loss is 5%, or $5,000 on $100,000, and the maximum is a static 10%, or $10,000. Equity at $90,000 ends the account whether you were flat or $8,000 ahead an hour earlier. Phase 1 asks for 10%, or $10,000. Phase 2 asks for 8%, or $8,000. Four minimum trading days apply. The static floor is why a Classic winner can still take a normal trade after a good week: the hole did not shrink just because the balance rose.
That generosity ends at $90,000 and not a dollar under it. Ten losses at $500 are $5,000, the whole day. Twenty of them, if you were somehow allowed to keep clicking, would be the lifetime floor. You will not get twenty. The daily line stops you first. Open a Venasri account and store Classic as a static $90,000 card, not as a trail that follows your best day.
One Phase trails 6% only after the day is closed
One Phase daily loss is 4%, or $4,000 on $100,000. The maximum is an end-of-day trail of 6%. At the start that is about $6,000, so the opening floor sits near $94,000, four thousand dollars tighter than Classic before you place a trade. Because the trail marks at the close, an intraday spike you give back before 00:00 does not lift the floor. A day you actually close in profit does.
Close One Phase at $103,000 and a 6% trail under that close sits near $96,820. The floor has stepped up by roughly $2,820 from the opening $94,000, and the room you have left is no longer the room you had on day one. Classic at the same $103,000 would still be judging the account against $90,000. Mixing those two sentences is how a One Phase week dies on a pullback that Classic would have survived.
Open profit at 00:00 changes the next daily reference
The daily anchor is day-start balance plus floating equity at 00:00 server time. A runner that is $2,400 ahead at the snapshot becomes part of the next reference. Give that runner back after the clock and the new day spends it. Closed balance can still show yesterday as a win. On Classic the lifetime floor stays $90,000 while this is happening. On One Phase the closed portion of the gain may also have lifted the 6% trail. You can be hit by both.
Weekend holding is allowed on the Swing variant, not as a default on every challenge. A Friday float held into the Sunday open is the long version of the same snapshot. Bot controls should partial a large winner before 00:00 if the plan was a day trade. A swing plan belongs on the Swing contract, with the lot sized for a gap, not for a 20-pip scratch.
Use $4,250 on Classic and about $3,250 on One Phase
Equity Guard on Classic should flatten near $4,250 of daily loss on $100,000, which is 4.25% and $750 inside the official $5,000. One Phase should flatten near $3,250, because the official day is $4,000, not $5,000. A Classic guard on a One Phase login fires after the firm has already closed the day. The 6% trail is a separate number: the guard does not replace it, and a winning close can move the trail while the daily guard stays a percentage of the new day.
Personal advisors and risk guards are allowed on MT5, TradeLocker, and cTrader. Funded tickets still need a stop. The request ceiling is 2,000 a day. None of that moves $90,000 or $94,000. Fast Track and daily payout requests also carry a 45% consistency score, so a huge green day can stall a withdrawal without ever touching either floor. The floor and the score are different failures. Watch both.
