Instant's 3% trail is a different product
Mini Instant trails at 3%, $3,000 on $100K. There is no evaluation target to hide behind. The consistency score on Instant is 20%. A hot day that is more than a fifth of the profit can stall the account even when the trail is intact. The daily loss on the flagship 2-step is 4%, which is already wider than Instant's entire trail. Do not import a 2-step lot onto Instant.
Open a Venasri account and keep three Maven cards: Instant 3%, 1-step 5% trail, 2-step static 8%. Saint Lucia and Vancouver, founded in 2022, is the desk. The fee on $100K is $379, and micro challenges start at $15. The price is the easy part.
The 1-step trail versus the 3% day
The 1-step maximum trails at 5%. The 1-step daily loss is 3%. On $100K that is a $5,000 cushion and a $3,000 day. Three losses at 1.0%, $1,000, end the day. The trail may not have moved. End-of-day or trailing behavior means a closed high can lift the 5% cushion. An open spike you give back before the close is a daily-loss event first, because floating equity counts and the base is the higher of balance or equity at 00:00.
Equity Guard on the 1-step belongs under $3,000, not under $5,000. Guarding the trail and ignoring the day is how a 'safe' 5% story still fails. There is no minimum trading day, so the account can die on the first session legally and quickly.
The 2-step floor does not chase a winner
Flagship 2-step maximum loss is a static 8%, $8,000 on $100K, fail line $92,000. A green week does not lift it. Phase 1 is 8%, $8,000, the same cash as the floor. Phase 2 is 5%, $5,000. You can earn the first target and give it back down to the fail line at the same dollar amount. The day, 4% or $4,000, will usually stop you first. Ten losses at $400, which is 0.40%, would be the day. The floor takes longer.
A 3-step model exists. This page does not assign it a loss percent, because the published lines here are the static 8%, the 5% 1-step trail, and the 3% Instant trail. Read the 3-step dashboard before you reuse the 8% card. Bot Control should load the product you bought, not the cheapest one in the menu.
Funded ideas are capped before the floor
Funded accounts cap floating loss on one trade idea at 1% to 2%. On $100K that is $1,000 to $2,000, inside the $4,000 day and far inside the $8,000 floor. Combined tickets on the same pair above 1.5% to 2.0% can fail the account while the 4% day is untouched. That is the Maven-specific breach. The 8% line is not the one that catches a stacked gold idea.
The split is 80%, paid every 10 business days. Weekend holds are allowed on the evaluation steps. News on funded accounts uses a window of 2 to 5 minutes around red-folder events. A stop in that window still counts toward the day and toward the 1% to 2% idea cap. Personal non-HFT managers are allowed. Martingale, grid recovery, and latency bots are not.
