The firm does not pool two logins into one $6,000 trail
Each $100,000 Expert account trails $3,000 at the end of the day and can lock at $100,100. There is no separate intraday daily loss limit on Expert, so one open can finish one login. The 6% target on each is $6,000. If you instead hold a single balance that truly reads $200,000, 3% is $6,000 and 0.50% is $1,000, but that is not how two evaluations are scored. Read the number of logins before you add the dollars.
The largest single listed size in the program is $150,000, with a $4,500 trail. Traders who are between $150,000 and $200,000 sometimes use the $6,000 worksheet by habit. On a $150,000 login that habit is $1,500 too loose. The unit there is $750, not $1,000.
A 50-point NQ is $1,000, and it must sit on one login
One E-mini at 50 points is $1,000 because NQ is $20 a point. That ticket is the combined unit, and it is also 1% of whichever single $100,000 account you place it on. Placed on one login, two losses are $2,000 and the third loss ends that login with room to spare past $3,000. The other login being green does not refund it.
If the combined $1,000 is the budget, split it. A 25-point NQ on each login is $500, the real 0.50% unit for $100,000. Five MNQ at 50 points is the same $500. Automation controls should store a contract cap per login, not a cap for the pair.
The MT5 mirror is 5.00 lots of FX or 2.00 lots of gold
A $1,000 cash risk is 5.00 lots of a major with a 20-pip stop, or 2.00 gold lots with a 50-pip stop, at $10 per pip or per 0.10 gold move on 1.00 lot. Six FX lots on that 20-pip stop are $1,200. That extra lot is a 20% overweight on a ticket that was already the combined unit. If the MT5 book is one account and the futures books are two, do not let the MT5 ticket risk $1,000 while each futures login also risks $500.
Count the economic exposure once. Long Nasdaq futures plus long NAS100 on MT5 plus long gold, on a risk-on morning, can be three tickets and one idea. The per-login trail will collect the futures piece even if the MT5 piece saves you.
Use two $2,250 flattens, not one $4,500 net
Equity Guard belongs near $2,250 on each $100,000 login, leaving $750 before that login's $3,000 trail. A single guard at $4,500 on the combined equity will still be silent after one account has already breached. If you truly have one $200,000 balance, then $4,500 is the 2.25% flatten against a $6,000 trail. Those are different switches. Label them.
Expert payouts stay on the 14-day cycle, at 100% of the first $10,000 and 90% after, per the rules of each account. Open a Venasri account and make one card per MyFundedFutures login. Friday still flattens before the CME afternoon close, and the mark on each login is still 4:10 PM ET.
