Put both contracts in dollars
1-Phase: daily loss $3,000, trailing maximum $6,000. 2-Phase: daily loss $4,000, static maximum $10,000, targets $10,000 and $5,000. Both reset the day at 00:00 GMT+2 or GMT+3, from day-start balance or the higher of equity, depending on the tier. Both need 5 trading days. The fee on $100K is $475. EAs are allowed on both. They are not allowed on Instant, which is a third product people buy when they meant to buy a 1-Phase.
Start a Venasri account with two saved cards. If you cannot say whether the login trails at $6,000 or sits on a static $90,000 floor, you are about to trade the wrong one. The 3-Phase static floor at $95,000, only $5,000 down, is a separate card again.
Who should not buy the tighter day
If your method regularly loses $800 to $1,000 on a single idea, the 1-Phase gives you three of those and then the $3,000 line. The 2-Phase gives you four. That extra $1,000 is the whole reason some traders should pay for two phases. The trailing 6% is the other reason to hesitate. As the 1-Phase makes money, the $6,000 room can shrink. The 2-Phase $10,000 floor does not rise when you close a winner. Tomorrow's daily hole still resets. The lifetime floor does not.
Equity Guard at $3,250 is correct under the 2-Phase $4,000 line and wrong on the 1-Phase, where it is already a breach. Set the 1-Phase flatten inside $3,000 on Equity Guard. Using one guard for "my FXIFY accounts" is how the 1-Phase dies on a number imported from the flagship.
Targets, five days, and the fast payout
The 2-Phase target of $10,000 is twenty $500 winners at 1R, or fewer trades only if the average winner is larger than the stop. The second phase wants another $5,000. The 1-Phase skips that second check and lives inside the trail. Five trading days apply across the firm's minimum. Lightning and Instant add a 30% to 40% consistency score the comparison of the two evaluations does not put on the 2-Phase floor. A $4,000 day can pass a 2-Phase loss test and fail Lightning.
The first funded payout is on demand after the first funded trade closes, with a path as soon as 24 hours after the first profitable funded day, then bi-weekly or monthly, at 80% or up to 90% with the add-on. That speed is not a reason to pick the 1-Phase if your losers do not fit in $3,000. Weekend holding still needs an add-on or a specific type on either phase.
Choose from the loser, not the advertisement
If a normal stop is $500 and you can stop trading after a green close so a trail does not surprise you, the 1-Phase is a possible fit. If you need four mistakes in a day, or you bank winners and keep going, the static 2-Phase is the contract that matches the behavior, and you owe it the $5,000 second target. Bot Control should load the matching daily dollar before the $475 is spent.
Neither phase survives a 0.80 gold lot. Fifty pips at that size is about $4,000, the entire 2-Phase day and a finished 1-Phase. The 3-Phase, if you were comparing price instead of rules, dies even sooner against a $5,000 static floor. Pick the step whose worst day you have already had, not the step with the shorter name.
