An 80% check on $1,000 is $800, and 90% is $900
The split runs from 80% up to 90%. On the first $1,000 of funded profit that is $800 or $900. The $100 difference is real and it does not buy a sixth loser. Classic daily loss stays $5,000 on $100,000, and the static maximum stays at $90,000 of equity. You can withdraw and still be one bad gold morning away from the end of the book you hope to scale.
The 1% trigger moves when the balance moves. One percent of a larger allocation is not $1,000 anymore. If the book doubles, the trigger doubles with it. Traders who keep hitting the button at the old dollar figure are early, and traders who keep the old $500 unit have quietly halved their percentage. Create a Venasri login before the scale date so the unit and the payout trigger change on the same morning.
A green day above 45% can stall the request that funds the scale
Daily payout requests need a 45% consistency score, and Fast Track uses that score too. A best day of $700 is 70% of a $1,000 pool. It fits under 45% only when total profit is about $1,556. Clicking payout, or talking about a scale, at the first $1,000 is often too soon. You need later sessions to dilute the hero day without creating a bigger one.
Phase 2 on the way to funded status is 8%, or $8,000, not a 5% lap. A scale narrative that starts during Phase 2 is early for a second reason: you still owe $8,000 inside a static 10% hole. Bot controls should cap how much of the cycle one session can earn, especially on gold, where one COMEX push can be both the payout and the score problem.
Scaling One Phase tightens a trail that Classic does not have
Classic's floor stays at 10% under the start while you grow. One Phase trails 6% off the highest end-of-day balance. A strong close lifts the floor. Scale habits copied from Classic, where being ahead does not shrink the hole, will overstay on One Phase. On $100,000 the One Phase day is $4,000 and the opening trail is about $6,000. After a close at $103,000 the trail sits near $96,820.
Weekend holding stays a Swing-variant permission even after you scale. A larger book makes the same 100-pip gold gap a larger dollar debit against a day that is still only 5% or 4%. News on the funded account remains a 2-minute window. The request cap remains 2,000 a day. Growth does not retire those rules. It makes each violation more expensive.
Flatten at 4.25% before you ask for a larger book
Equity Guard on Classic should flatten near $4,250 on $100,000, and the dollar level has to be rebuilt the day the balance changes. On One Phase use about 3.25%, near $3,250 on $100,000. A scale review that arrives after you have already traded through $4,000 of a $5,000 day is a review of a wounded account. The firm can see the path, not just the closed profit.
The 00:00 snapshot, UTC+2 or UTC+3, includes floating equity. Do not hold a runner through that clock in order to make the scale screenshot look larger. Book it, then let the next day start from cash you actually closed. Four minimum trading days got you through the evaluation. The funded account does not owe you a larger balance because you survived them. It owes you the rules you already had, at the new size.
