One planned stop is about the price of the seat
Enhanced daily loss is $5,000, 5% of $100,000. The static maximum is $10,000, so $90,000 equity ends it. Phase 1 is $10,000 and Phase 2 is $5,000. The 0.50% unit is $500. On FX, 2.50 lots with a 20-pip stop cost $500. On gold, 1.00 lot with a 50-pip stop costs $500, because one lot pays $10 per 0.10 move. A $1.00 gold move is $100 a lot, which is the figure people mix up with a pip.
The listed fee at $100,000 is $499. Treat a careless extra lot as another fee. 3.00 FX lots on a 20-pip stop are $600, a 20% overweight. Two of those plus a third at the real unit are $1,700, a third of the day. Bot controls should cap the cash at $500 before the order is sent.
A legal one-day pass can still die on the giveback
There is no consistency score and no minimum day count on Enhanced or Express. Phase 1 at $10,000 can, in theory, print inside the profit side of a single run. The loss side of that same run is capped at $5,000. A campaign sized to make the target in two or three tickets is a campaign that can finish the day on the first reversal. Ten net winners at about $1,000, from a 2R result on $500, is the slower shape that fits the floor.
Express on $100,000 is a $4,000 day and a trailing 6% maximum that starts at $6,000. The Enhanced $5,000 habit is already $1,000 through the Express day. The trail rises with equity, so a good Express week is a smaller box, not a reward. Create a Venasri login and name the product in the profile before you pick 2.50 lots.
Tomorrow's $5,000 is a percentage of booked balance
At 00:00 the firm reads balance. A $4,000 floating winner does not expand the next day. Close it and the next 5% is 5% of $104,000, which is $5,200. Leave it open and a full giveback spends $4,000 of a $5,000 hole that was supposed to be fresh. The difference is the close, not the chart.
Weekend holding is optional. Sunday gaps on 1.00 lot of gold are $10 per pip. A 60-pip gap is $600, material next to $5,000 and fatal if you are already down on the week toward the static $10,000. Funded accounts add a two-minute news restriction. Evaluation accounts do not, and the slipped stop still counts either way.
Flatten near $4,250 and keep Instant manual
Equity Guard on Enhanced should flatten near $4,250, leaving $750 before the $5,000 print. Express should flatten near $3,250 against the $4,000 day. The $499 fee is lost either way once the line prints. The guard is the cheaper of the two exits.
Instant at $100,000 is still a manual contract. The EA that managed the Enhanced evaluation does not follow you onto Instant. Where automation is allowed, 2,000 order updates is the day's ceiling. A 1.00 lot gold trail that rewrites every tick can spend that ceiling on one London swing and never touch $5,000 of loss.