The stop is a compliance item on Bootcamp
If the fill prints and the stop does not, Bootcamp can treat the ticket as a violation before the market moves. Manual Trade Guard's job is to close that gap in milliseconds, then add breakeven and the four partials. If you start a free Venasri account, test the attachment on the Bootcamp login specifically. A High Stakes profile that feels optional about stops is the wrong profile to copy.
High Stakes does not use that sentence as a universal naked-trade ban in the sources. It does use a 5% day and a static 10% maximum. A missing stop there is how you donate the $5,000 day on $100,000. Hyper Growth's static maximum is 6%. The attachment still belongs on every program.
MT5 is the whole platform list
There is no second platform to fall back on in the rule set. MT5 bot control should point at the The5ers MT5 login, through ZeroMQ or through MetaAPI Cloud. Do not bridge a second terminal that also modifies the same ticket. Duplicate edits are how an anti-hyperactivity review starts.
The firm describes strict anti-hyperactivity and does not publish a numeric request cap in the same field. Keep partials to the planned TP1 through TP4 and skip tick-by-tick trailing. Self-owned Expert Advisors and risk tools are allowed. A signal shared with unrelated users is not.
Program floors the profile must name
High Stakes is static 10% with an 8% then 5% target pair and three days of at least 0.5%. Bootcamp is static 5% per step. Hyper Growth is static 6% and pays on each 10% milestone. A single flatten setting cannot represent all three.
On the High Stakes pass plan, Equity Guard locks at 4.25% under the 5% day. That is $4,250 on $100,000. It is looser than the 3% one-step day. The daily anchor is the higher of balance or equity at 00:00 MT5 time, GMT+2 or GMT+3 by season. Recalculate if a float marked the equity up.
News windows and weekend holds around the connection
Weekend and overnight holds are allowed on all three programs. High Stakes allows a position to remain through news and prohibits new orders and straddles in the 2-minute window before a red-folder release and the 2-minute window after it. The connection should not fire a fresh entry in that window.
For the $100,000 challenge the published fee is $495. Bi-weekly High Stakes payouts and the path toward a 100% split, including a monthly fixed salary at the top milestones, still require the stop to have been there. Doubling toward $4,000,000 does not waive Bootcamp's ticket rule on the way up.
