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BrightFunded Bright versus Classic: resolve the target mismatch

The named Bright product and two current help articles show 8% then 5%; the broad CFD overview displays 8% then 4% in a tile. Use the named-product evidence provisionally and obtain the applicable terms; Vietnam remains restricted.

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Compare the named tables

Bright’s documented two-stage targets are 8% and 5%, versus Classic’s 10% and 5%. Their daily/overall limits are respectively 4%/8% and 5%/10%. A lower target arrives with a smaller loss allowance, so one percentage alone cannot decide suitability.

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Bright documented targets: 8% / 5%; Classic targets: 10% / 5%; Overview tile: conflicting 8% / 4%
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Obtain the applicable contract before relying on 4%

  1. Bright documented targets: 8% / 5%
  2. Classic targets: 10% / 5%
  3. Overview tile: conflicting 8% / 4%

Put percentages into equal units

For an independent hypothetical $100,000 account, Bright’s stage-one target is $8,000 and static overall allowance $8,000; Classic’s are $10,000 and $10,000. This is a rules comparison, not a probability of passing or a forecast return.

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Why the 4% tile matters

The CFD overview’s second-stage 4% conflicts with the named Bright page and evaluation/how-funded FAQs at 5%. A $100,000 example differs by $1,000 of required simulated profit. Save the checkout and contract version rather than silently choosing the easier figure.

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Minimum days have a definition

The evaluation FAQ requires five days per stage and defines a counted day through a trade open for at least one minute, regardless of profit or loss. Confirm any no-minimum-days add-on separately. None of these variations removes the country policy.

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