Silver, Bronze, and Copper share a fixed $10,000 hole
On the multi-step books the maximum loss is 10% of the starting balance, and it is static. Silver is the 2-step flagship, Bronze is 3-step, and Copper is 4-step. A $100,000 account on any of those three is finished at $90,000 equity. Profit above the start does not lift the floor. A payout does not rewrite the original $10,000 distance unless the firm places you on a new balance.
The daily line beside that floor is 5%, or $5,000 on $100,000. Two full days equal the entire maximum. Silver Phase 1 asks for 8%, or $8,000, and Phase 2 asks for 5%, or $5,000. Copper and Bronze keep the same static 10% family and the same 5% day. Their step targets are separate contracts, so these 8% and 5% figures describe Silver. The firm is based in Bratislava, and the day resets at 00:00 CET.
Gold 1-Step trails 6% and lives on a 4% day
Gold 1-Step is the tighter card. Daily loss is 4%, or $4,000 on $100,000. The maximum is 6% and it trails. From the start, equity at $94,000 is the end. If a later peak is materially higher, the trail can sit only $6,000 under that peak, which may be above the original $94,000 line. An account in profit can still be one session from a breach that the opening floor would have survived.
Two full Gold days equal the original 6% trail, because 4% plus 4% is 8%, which is already through 6%. Even one full $4,000 day uses two thirds of the original trail. Silver can absorb two full $5,000 days and land exactly on the $10,000 floor. Treating those cards as the same purchase is how a Gold account dies on a Silver position size. Bot controls should load 5% or 4% from the program name before they accept a lot.
A missing stop can end the account above either floor
Every RebelsFunding trade needs a stop. Opening without one is a rule violation even when equity is nowhere near $90,000 or the Gold trail. The drawdown math never gets a chance to be the reason. RF-Trader, which uses TradingView charts, and MT5 both sit under that requirement. A risk helper that attaches the stop is in bounds. A full automated bot on the RF-Trader engine is restricted, and order modifications themselves are limited, so a trail that chats with the server all morning can fail a green trade.
The published $100,000 fee is $380, and Copper or Silver can return up to 200% of the challenge fee after a pass, which is as much as $760 on that fee. The refund does not add a percent to the 10% static floor or to the 6% trail. News on a funded account is restricted for two minutes around the release. Weekend holding exists only on selected tiers. Neither permission widens the hole you already bought.
Flatten Silver at 4.25% and Gold at 3.25%
Set Equity Guard to flatten Silver, Bronze, and Copper at 4.25% daily loss. On $100,000 that is $4,250, leaving $750 before the official $5,000 print. Gold 1-Step should flatten near 3.25%, or $3,250, because its official day is $4,000. One stored number for every RebelsFunding login will close the wrong product.
Open a Venasri account and keep Silver, Bronze, Copper, and Gold as separate cards. After any peak on Gold 1-Step, recompute the dollar distance to the 6% trail before the next session. The 00:00 CET snapshot uses the day-start balance or equity, so a large float held into that clock can change what the next $5,000 or $4,000 means.
