Every win doubles your account.

10% alone isn't enough. You scale automatically when 10% profit, 3 profit days of 0.5%+ and all positions closed all line up. Make 10% in one day with only one profit day, and you haven't scaled yet.

No. If your last trade takes you from 9% to 12%, the full 12% carries over to the next account as credit. 10% is the condition for scaling, not a cap that cuts off profit. 12% on a $5,000 account means the full $600 carries over.

It's the profit from the previous level, recorded separately from the new account. It doesn't affect the new account's balance, daily loss or max loss, and it doesn't count toward the next 10% target. Example: make $500 on $5,000, scale to $10,000, then make $200 on the new account — the trading balance is $10,200 (not $10,700). The next scale-up needs $1,000 of profit on the new account.

No. Credit is paid together with your next regular payout. On the scaled account you need the 14-day payout cycle, 3 profit days of 0.5%+ and at least $100 of payout besides the credit. Close all positions when you request. The split is 88%, so the credit shown isn't exactly what you take home.

Credit you haven't received yet is forfeited too. Even though it's recorded separately, it isn't guaranteed money. The golden rule: when your account doubles, don't double your usual risk.

Yes. Take a regular payout before your profit reaches 10% and you stay at the same level. Withdraw all profit so P/L returns to 0 and you stay there. There's no button to stop scaling. And since withdrawn profit doesn't count toward the target, withdrawing 5% and then making another 5% won't scale you.

No. Besides the 6% max loss, there's a 3% daily loss limit and a floating loss limit (warning at 2% on one symbol → 1.5% limit after). At the 2% warning, all positions close automatically and trading stops until the next 22:00 UTC (London: 22:00 GMT / 23:00 BST; New York: 17:00 EST / 18:00 EDT). Exceed 1.5% after that and you're breached.

Every day at 22:00 UTC (London: 22:00 GMT / 23:00 BST; New York: 17:00 EST / 18:00 EDT), take the higher of balance and equity and subtract "current level's account size × 3%" — that's the day's floor. Hold a big floating profit through the reset, and just a shrinking profit can bring you close to the floor. After scaling, it's recalculated from the new level's account size.

A day counts when its profit is at least 0.5% of the current level's account size. They don't need to be in a row. The formula is "the lower of balance and equity at the day change − the previous day's balance", so even after closing 0.5%, floating losses on positions you hold can keep you short. That's $50 on $10,000 and $100 on $20,000.

Yes. Phoenix combines static drawdown, no consistency rule and news trading allowed. During releases, though, daily loss, max loss and the floating loss limit all still apply.