Five days, then a fast first payout
The evaluation minimum is 5 trading days. That is longer than the three-day shops. The funded reward, once you are through, is quicker than most: the first payout is on demand after the first funded trade closes, and the published strength is a payment as soon as 24 hours after the first profitable funded day. Later payouts are bi-weekly or monthly. The split is 80%, or up to 90% with the add-on. The $475 fee on $100K buys the attempt, not a waiver of the five days.
The 2-Phase targets are 10% and 5%, $10,000 and $5,000. Create a Venasri account and count trading days separately from profitable days. Five days of activity can include a scratch. The consistency score, where it applies, cares about the size of the best day against the whole profit, not about whether you showed up.
Thirty percent is a harder division than forty
The rule is 30% to 40% on Lightning and Instant, so read which end your contract uses. At 40%, best day divided by total must stay at or under 0.40. A $4,000 day clears only when total profit reaches $10,000. At 30%, that same day needs about $13,333. A $2,000 best day clears a 40% test at $5,000 of profit and a 30% test at about $6,667. Do this division before you request the 24-hour payout.
Standard 2-Phase evaluations are not described with this score. A lumpy Phase 1 can be legal and then become illegal the hour you are on Lightning or Instant. Equity Guard at $3,250 on a 2-Phase $100K day, set on Equity Guard, stops a chase that would print the $4,000 loss. It will not stop a $4,000 winner. You stop that one yourself when the ratio is already ugly.
The 1-Phase day is $3,000, and so is a fat winner
A 1-Phase account's daily loss is $3,000. A winner of $3,000 is the whole daily budget in reverse and, at 40%, requires $7,500 of cycle profit. At 30% it requires $10,000. People celebrate the $3,000 because it did not breach a loss rule. On Lightning it may be the entire consistency problem. The trailing 6% maximum, $6,000 at the start, can also tighten after that close. You then have a payout delay and less room.
The 3-Phase static maximum is only $5,000. You cannot "dilute" a $4,000 best day by grinding another $10,000 if the floor is $5,000 and one more bad session ends the path. Consistency and maximum loss are different fences. On a tight floor, the fix for a fat day may be a smaller best day next time, not a longer campaign you cannot survive.
Build days that could be repeated
Risk $350 to $650 so a normal winner is not automatically 30% of a young cycle. Bot Control can pause new entries once the day is up $2,000 if cycle profit is under $6,000, which is already a 33% share. That pause is the consistency rule as a switch. It belongs on Lightning and Instant, not as a superstition on every 2-Phase evaluation.
EAs are allowed on the phased evaluations and banned on Instant. A bot that manufactures one giant day and four tiny ones will pass a five-day count and fail a 30% score. The 90% add-on is collected after you qualify. The 24-hour payout is real when the best day is a modest slice of the profit, and it is a rejection email when the best day is the profit.
