A $12,000 target with no second phase
Phase 1 is 6%, $12,000. Phase 2 is 0%. You are not asked for another profit percent after this. Daily loss is $4,000. The maximum in this plan is $6,000, or 3%. The target is twice the floor. Equity Guard on a $4,000 day is the control that keeps a normal afternoon from becoming the whole account. The pass shape used on the $100,000 book, 10 to 16 trades at 0.50%, is a $1,000 unit here.
The published trailing schedule stops at $150,000 ($4,500), $100,000 ($3,000), and $50,000 ($2,000). It does not list a separate dollar trail for $200,000. This plan therefore uses the 3% figure of $6,000 and the 2% figure of $4,000. Do not invent a trail by scaling $4,500. Create a Venasri account and keep the card on the numbers stated for this balance.
The $1,000 trade and the 50% day
0.50% is $1,000. The lot loses $1,000 at the stop. Half of the $12,000 target is $6,000, which is also the plan maximum. A winning day above $6,000 extends the path under the 50% rule. A losing day of $6,000 is the floor. The $100,000 example of a $3,000 cap against $6,000 is the same rule at half the size, not a cap you can spend four times.
Minimum trading days are two. The book is flat before 3:10 PM CT, and the new session is 5:00 PM CT. The bot flattens a $200,000 position on that clock. Weekend holding is prohibited. A $1,000 idea left open is a breach even if the dollars look small next to $200,000.
The first $10,000 is smaller than the target
Payouts pay 100% of the first $10,000 withdrawn, then 90%. The Phase 1 target on this account is $12,000, so the 100% tier is inside one target's worth of profit, not a distant rung. You still need five winning days of at least $200 before withdrawing up to 50% of balance. A $200 day is easy to clear and easy to dwarf.
The $99 fee is the $100,000 subscription in the firm matrix. News is permitted in the evaluation, with Tier-1 windows on the live funded stage. CME order-to-fill limits apply. There is no 2,000 modification cap copied from a CFD firm. Platforms are TopstepX, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, and Quantower.
Lots and trails from other pages
The gold band of 0.80 to 1.45 lots is the $100,000 plan. The index stop of 60 to 100 points still has to fit a $4,000 day and be flat at 3:10. The $1,000 risk unit is the number that chooses the lot. A trail of $4,500 belongs to $150,000. The floor on a $200,000 plan is $6,000 until Topstep publishes a trail for that size.
Consistency still rewrites a target when one day is more than half. On $100,000, $3,800 became $7,600. The same ratio on a $12,000 target is a day above $6,000. Stay under that half. The 2% line of $4,000 can end the account on a giveback even when the target math is fine.
