Closed profit is what Friday will actually pay
The withdrawal calendar is weekly, and the eligible day is Friday. The firm sets the minimum closed profit somewhere between 1% and 3% of the account before a request qualifies. On $100,000 that band is $1,000 at the low end and $3,000 at the high end. A floating XAUUSD winner on Thursday night is still open risk. It becomes withdrawal inventory only after it is closed.
The base split pays 70% of eligible profit. Higher XP ranks raise the share, and the top of that ladder is 95%. A $3,000 profit therefore pays $2,100 at the base and $2,850 at the top rank. Rank changes the paycheck. It leaves the 4% daily loss, the 00:00 UTC reset, and the maximum-loss contract exactly where they were on Monday.
Rank 3 changes the news window, not the loss line
Under Rank 3, PipFarm blocks entries and exits inside the two minutes around high-impact news. Rank 3 and higher may work that window. Classic mode already allows weekend holds, and other modes can add weekend holding as a rank perk. Endurance remains the tighter book: a 3% daily loss and a 6% trailing maximum. Classic and Consistency use a static maximum between 8% and 10%, with a 4% day on the standard plan.
00:00 UTC can lift the base you wanted to scale
Daily loss uses the higher of day-start balance or floating equity at 00:00 UTC. PipFarm is run from Singapore, and the clock is still UTC. A $2,400 open gain held through that snapshot can become the base for the next 4%. If price gives the gain back after midnight, the new session spends it. Closed profit from yesterday can look healthy while the new day is already halfway to $4,000 of damage on a $100,000 book.
Consistency mode also scores how profit is distributed: the best day is capped at 50% of cycle profit. Classic mode does not apply that cap. A single $5,000 gold day can be a fine Classic session and a failed Consistency week. Scaling either mode still requires the 4% day to stay clean. Three minimum trading days apply on the evaluation path, with a 9% Phase 1 target and a 6% Phase 2 target.
Flatten at 3.25% before the scale request
Set Equity Guard to flatten the 4% book at 3.25% daily loss. On $100,000 that is $3,250, which leaves $750 before the official $4,000 print. Endurance should flatten near 2.25%, or $2,250, because its official day is 3%. A guard copied from Classic onto Endurance fires after the firm has already ended the account.
Treat the larger allocation as a new half-percent problem. A $500 unit on the first $100,000 is 0.50%. The next balance needs 0.50% of itself, calculated the day the scale posts. Open a Venasri account before that date so the dollar unit and the flatten level move together. Partial a large float before 00:00 UTC if Friday should see cash you have already booked.
