The missing score is not a missing risk limit
Classic does not apply a best-day consistency score on the evaluation. A large green session will not, by itself, fail you the way it can at firms that cap one day at 40% or 45% of the cycle. You can make $3,200 of an $8,000 Phase 1 target in one gold push and still be inside the written rules. You can also give it back the next day because nothing in the score forced you to stop.
The limits that remain are the fixed 5% day and the static 10% maximum. On $100,000 those are $5,000 and $90,000. Three minimum trading days mean the path is not a single session even if the session is brilliant. Open a Venasri account and keep a personal cap on the session anyway. The firm declined to impose one. That does not make a hero day a plan.
80% to 90% arrives on a bi-weekly treasury cycle
The split runs from 80% up to 90%. On $4,000 of funded profit that is $3,200 or $3,600. The extra 10 points are $400 on that profit. They do not change the day, and they do not turn the payout into a daily button. Settlement is bi-weekly through OANDA's institutional treasury. A trader who expects to withdraw every afternoon will build risk as if the cash were already in the bank.
The published fee at $100,000 is $499. It is smaller than one $500 unit. Do not try to recover it inside the first news candle of the evaluation. Phase 1 is 8%, or $8,000. Phase 2 is 5%, or $5,000, which is exactly one full daily allowance. Bot controls should keep the unit near $500 so Phase 2 is a series of ordinary trades, not one attempt to match the day you are allowed to lose.
Three trading days means the target can be hit before you are done
If the $8,000 Phase 1 profit arrives on day one, the minimum is still three trading days. The extra sessions are not a parade. They are time in which the fixed $5,000 allowance can be spent and the static floor can be threatened. Trade them at the same unit or smaller. The absence of a consistency score tempts the opposite: a second hero day, then a third, until one of them is red.
After the promotion, the maximum trails at 10% on the Signal Provider account and the daily allowance trails at the end of the day. A challenge habit of letting one session own the week becomes a high-water mark that lifts the floor. The bi-weekly check still arrives on the treasury clock, not when you feel like you have had a good run. Size the funded book as if the trail already exists, because it will.
Flatten at $4,250 even though nobody is scoring the best day
Equity Guard should flatten the $100,000 challenge near $4,250. The lack of a consistency rule is exactly why the guard matters. Nothing else will stop you from using the whole fixed day in pursuit of a story the payout cycle will not even settle this week. On the way through Phase 2, remember that $5,000 of profit and $5,000 of loss are the same size. One bad session erases the target.
News still bars new opens and closes in the two minutes on either side of a high-impact print, and a slipped stop still counts. Weekend holding is allowed, so a large Thursday winner can be given back as a Sunday gap before the bi-weekly snapshot you were imagining. The reset at 17:00 New York will book that gap in whichever day is open. No score is coming to save the shape of the equity curve. You have to want the shape yourself.
