Why $200 is the whole product
On a $5,000 FXIFY 2-Phase evaluation the daily loss is 4%, $200, and the maximum is a static 10%, $500, so the lifetime floor sits at $4,500. Phase 1 wants $500. The target and the maximum are the same cash number, which means there is no extra cushion hiding behind the profit goal. Lose $200 on Monday and you are $700 away from the target with $300 of lifetime room left.
Eight losses at $25 equal the $200 day. Twenty losses at $25 equal the $500 floor. That spacing is the plan. A lot more than double the last size, one of the five tilt leaks, spends two or more of those $25 tickets at once. There is no room on this balance for a second idea that is "only a bit larger."
The 1-Phase card is $150 and a $300 trail
1-Phase daily loss is 3%, $150 on $5,000, and the maximum trails at 6%, $300 of starting room. That is not a smaller copy of the $200 and $500 card. Three full $25 stops are $75, half of the 1-Phase day. Two full 2-Phase days of $200 would be $400, which already exceeds the 1-Phase starting trail. Do not practice the 2-Phase lot on a 1-Phase login.
3-Phase maximum loss is a static 5%, $250 on this balance. That lifetime number is only $50 wider than one 2-Phase daily loss, and it matches the 2-Phase Phase 2 target of $250. Those are different contracts that happen to share a dollar figure. You can open a Venasri account and name the phase on the profile before the first $25 ticket.
A 50 pip gold stop at $25 of risk
At $10 per 0.10 price move on 1.00 lot, a 50 pip gold stop costs $500 per full lot. $25 of risk is 0.05 lots. A 70 pip stop at the same cash risk is about 0.04 lots. The 0.80 to 1.45 lot band quoted for a $100,000 book does not belong here. 0.80 lots with a 50 pip stop is $400, which is the entire $5,000 account's maximum loss with $100 to spare, and it is double the daily line.
Put the $200 daily lock on Equity Guard and the $25 stop on the ticket when it fills. The day resets at 00:00 server time, GMT+2 or GMT+3, from day-start balance or the higher equity, depending on the tier. A float of even $80 into that clock is a large share of a $200 day if the tier uses the higher equity.
Five trading days, and no bot on Instant
The evaluation wants five minimum trading days. A single $200 swing does not finish the day count, and it would also be a full daily loss if it goes the wrong way. EAs are allowed on 1-Phase, 2-Phase, and 3-Phase. Instant is manual-only. On a $5,000 Instant login, an automated entry is a breach even when the loss is under $200.
Use Bot Control on the evaluation phases only, and keep each entry's cash loss at $25. FXPesa anti-abuse thresholds still apply, so do not modify the stop on every tick. The first funded payout, on demand after the first close, comes after this $500 target is passed, not instead of it.
