Four platforms, and Instant is the odd one out
FXIFY's platform list is MT5, MT4, DXtrade, and TradingView. The guard's job is the same on each: the moment a manual order fills, attach a hard stop, move that stop to breakeven when the first target is paid, and close partial size at TP1, TP2, TP3, and TP4. The firm describes that attachment in milliseconds. A naked gold or index ticket is how a 4% day, $4,000 on $100,000, disappears inside one candle.
1-Phase, 2-Phase, and 3-Phase evaluations allow EAs and automated bots. Instant funding does not. If the login is Instant, the bridge should protect clicks you place yourself and should not send entries. Putting an evaluation EA on the Instant login is the firm's stated primary failure, separate from the daily loss math.
FXPesa thresholds instead of a published message count
FXIFY does not print a numeric server-message cap in its rule card. The limit is the broker-backed FXPesa anti-abuse messaging threshold. A trail that modifies the stop on every tick is the pattern those thresholds are built to catch. Stepping the stop at breakeven and at each partial target is a handful of messages. Chasing every NAS100 tick into the New York open is not.
You can create a Venasri login and point it at the FXIFY account through MetaAPI Cloud or the local MT5 bridge. Keep the 2-Phase profile on a 4% daily loss and a static 10% maximum. Keep a separate 1-Phase profile on a 3% daily loss and a trailing 6% maximum. One shared setting will guard the wrong contract.
Stop, breakeven, and four partials
The first attachment is the stop. Without it, the 4% line is the only stop on the ticket. The second is breakeven after TP1, so a winner that comes back does not become the loss that starts a revenge cluster. The third is the partial ladder, TP1 through TP4, so a runner is not an all-or-nothing close that either banks nothing or invites a late edit burst.
Match the stop's cash to a planned loss under the daily line, and check it on the risk screen before the session. A $100,000 2-Phase book has $4,000 of daily room and $10,000 of static maximum room. A 3-Phase book uses a static 5% maximum, $5,000 on $100,000, so the same lot that fits the 2-Phase floor can be too large for 3-Phase.
Which logins may receive bot entries
Bot entries belong on 1-Phase, 2-Phase, and 3-Phase. They do not belong on Instant. Manual Trade Guard still belongs on Instant, because a manual click with no stop is how the 4% line gets hit by a wick rather than by a plan. Weekend holding on FXIFY needs the optional add-on or a specific account type, so a swing bot that assumes every login can hold Friday is already wrong.
Use Bot Control to arm entries only on the phases that allow them, and leave Instant in a protect-only state. The first funded payout can be requested on demand after the first funded trade closes, then on a bi-weekly or monthly cycle. None of that cadence repairs an Instant account that ran an EA.
