Plus 5 percent permanently replaces a 10 percent floor
Before the lock, a $100,000 evaluation can fall to $90,000. That is the 10 percent maximum. The moment closed or marked profit reaches plus 5 percent, the floor locks at minus 5 percent from the start, which is $95,000, and it stays there. A trader sitting at $104,900 still measures down to $90,000, about $14,900 of room. The next $100 of profit can cut that room toward $10,000. The milestone feels like progress. It is also a tightening.
This lock is the evaluation behavior. The no-challenge Instant product is described with a 10 percent trail instead. Mixing the two stories is how people plan a $90,000 disaster line on a product that has already moved the line to $95,000. The firm has been based in London since 2022. The percentage is the contract, not the city. Open a Venasri account and label the card evaluation or Instant before you memorize a floor.
A 5 percent day and a 3 percent day both sit inside a 10 percent maximum
The flagship 2-step day is 5 percent, $5,000 on $100,000. The 1-step day is 3 percent, $3,000. Both still use a 10 percent maximum. Two full 2-step days at the limit equal the entire original maximum. One full 1-step day is $3,000, and you would need more of them to reach $10,000, but the lock at plus 5 percent can shrink the maximum before you ever get there. The daily line resets at 00:00 server time from the higher of day-start balance or equity.
An open winner of $4,000 held through 00:00 can become tomorrow's higher anchor. A giveback after the snapshot spends the new day. That is a different mechanism from the plus-5 lock, and they stack. You can raise tomorrow's daily start with an open float and also be one small push away from locking the maximum. Bot controls should flatten the float before the server midnight if you do not want the higher number.
Phase 1 crosses the lock on purpose
Phase 1 is 10 percent, $10,000. Phase 2 is 5 percent, $5,000. The lock lives at the midpoint of Phase 1. A plan that treats the whole path as a $10,000 cushion under the start is only true for the first $5,000 of profit. After that, the cushion is $5,000 under the start, and open profit above $105,000 is money that can be given back down to $95,000. Phase 2's entire target is the same size as the lock threshold. Reaching a 5 percent phase is the event that tightens the floor if the rule is measured on that phase.
Four minimum trading days apply. You cannot legally skip the lock by making $10,000 in one ticket and calling it done, and you would not want to. A single $10,000 swing that fails is the entire original maximum. The 14-day payout cycle and the 80 to 90 percent split are funded topics. They do not add room under $95,000.
Use 4.25 percent on the 2-step day and do not reuse it on the 1-step
Set Equity Guard at 4.25 percent on a 2-step book, $4,250 on $100,000, leaving $750 before the $5,000 day. On a 1-step book the day is only $3,000, so a $4,250 flatten arrives after the firm has already failed you. Use about $2,250 there, 2.25 percent. The maximum lock is a third number. When profit nears $5,000, shrink your own ambition before the floor jumps. Banking part of the gain is how you meet the lock with closed profit instead of a fragile float.
The Instant product's 10 percent trail needs its own card. Trailing room follows the high. A static mental model of $90,000 will be wrong once the trail has stepped. Recalculate at 00:00, and again the hour you cross plus 5 percent. Those are the two clocks that rewrite this firm.