Fourteen days is the default clock
The first payout waits 14 days, or 7 days if you buy the add-on. The split is 80% to 90%. On $5,000 of closed funded profit, 80% is $4,000 and 90% is $4,500 before costs on that cycle. The $100,000 evaluation fee is $500. Open a Venasri account and put the payout date next to the loss line so the add-on is not mistaken for a softer 5%.
Phase 1 is 8%, $8,000, and Phase 2 is 5%, $5,000, with zero minimum trading days. There is no best-day consistency rule on 1-Step or 2-Step. You can reach the funded clock quickly. You can also lose the account on the day before the payout because equity touched $5,000 down.
A bigger balance is a bigger $5,000
Five percent of $100,000 is $5,000. Five percent of $200,000 is $10,000. The percent is what scales, and so does a 0.50% ticket, from $500 to $1,000. Traders who keep the old lot on the new account are undersized. Traders who double the lot and also widen the stop are oversized. Recompute both when the allocation changes.
The 2-Step maximum is static from 8% to 10%. On a scaled account those floors move with the new start. The 1-Step trail is 6% of the new balance, not a frozen $6,000 from the old one. Equity Guard has to be edited on the day the balance changes, or it will flatten at a dollar figure from the previous account.
What you may hold while you wait for day 14
Overnight and weekend holding are allowed, and news trading is permitted without a 2-minute profit confiscation. A funded swing can stay open into the payout week. The daily reset uses the closed balance at 00:00 and does not punish a floating winner, which is useful when you are trying not to flatten a green trade just because the clock changed. The touch still ends the payout.
Bot Control can keep risk guards on through the 14 days. Expert Advisors are allowed. High-frequency trading, latency arbitrage, and grid martingale are not. The request cap is 2,000 a day at every account size. A scale-up does not buy a higher cap.
Do not scale the 3-Step with 2-Step math
The 3-Step maximum is a static 5%, equal to one 2-Step daily loss at the same balance. Growing that product as if it had an 8% target and a 10% floor will overstate how much room the next allocation has. The 1-Step scales a 4% day and a 6% trail. Write the product name on the guard before you write the new balance.
Take the 14-day or 7-day withdrawal from closed profit, then size the next session from the balance that remains. A green floating week that has not been paid is not yet a larger account. It is still the old balance plus an open trade that can come back through the daily line.
