What 75%, 90%, and 14 days actually change
The published split starts at 75% and can scale to 90%. Withdrawals sit on a cycle of every 14 days. Those are commercial terms. They do not rewrite the daily loss. Silver, Bronze, and Copper keep a 5% day and a static 10% maximum from the starting balance. On $100,000 that is $5,000 today and a floor at $90,000. Gold, the 1-step book, is tighter: 4% daily and a 6% trailing maximum, so a Silver scale habit copied onto Gold runs out of room at $6,000 of lifetime loss on $100,000.
New capital is posted when the milestones clear and the 5% floor has not been breached. Treat the new balance as a new percentage problem. If the first $100,000 was risked at $500, which is 0.50%, the next allocation needs 0.50% of the balance the firm just posted. Open a Venasri account before the scale date so the dollar unit changes on the day the balance changes.
Phase 1 is 8%, and one trade can only own half
The multi-step path asks for 8% first and 5% next, across at least four trading days. On $100,000 that is $8,000, then $5,000. Hunting a 10% first target presses for $2,000 the contract does not require, and that extra press is where the $5,000 day goes. Multi-step plans also cap a single trade at 50% of the profit contribution. Half of an $8,000 phase is $4,000. A ticket that banks more than that can stall the scale on a week that never went red.
The firm can refund up to 200% of the challenge fee after a pass. On the $100,000 program the fee is $380, so the refund conversation can reach $760. That refund is not cash you can lose inside the evaluation. It shows up after the floor has already been respected. Spending the $5,000 day to chase the refund is how the scale never starts.
A scale request with a naked ticket is already late
Every RebelsFunding order needs a stop-loss. A fill without one is a rule violation on its own, separate from the 5% math. Full automated entry bots are restricted on the RF-Trader engine, which uses TradingView charts. Risk helpers are permitted, and MT5 is the other platform. A helper that rewrites the stop on every tick can still trip the platform modification ceiling without printing a 5% loss. Keep bot controls on a quiet pace, and block any order that does not carry a stop price.
Funded accounts also live with a two-minute news restriction. A stop that slips through a red-folder print still debits the day. Weekend holding is allowed only on selected tiers. If the scale plan assumes every program can hold through Friday, read the tier you bought before you leave the position open into the CET close.
Flatten near $4,250 before you ask for a larger book
Set Equity Guard to flatten the 5% programs at 4.25% daily loss. On $100,000 that is $4,250, which leaves $750 before the official $5,000 print. Gold daily loss is 4%, so the guard on that product belongs near 3.25%, or $3,250 on $100,000. Using the Silver dollar level on a Gold book means the flatten arrives after the firm has already ended the account.
The day reseats at 00:00 CET from day-start balance and equity. A large open winner held into that snapshot can make the next session start from a richer mark. Partial the winner if you want the new day to start from closed cash. Scaling favors the trader who can repeat a small deficit. The 14-day clock does not grant a second life to the session that broke the floor.
