Venom 2.0

VENOM40 gives 40% off, and until 1 December 2026 it gives 45% off $5,000, 47% off $10,000 and 50% off $25,000 and up (Black Friday). Type it in the promo box at checkout if you don't see the discount. Codes do not lower add-on prices.

How it works. At 00:00 UTC the platform checks your equity (your balance plus the profit or loss on open trades). 3% of that is how much you can lose that day. Your floor, the lowest level allowed, stays that far below the highest equity you reach that day. So it moves up when your equity moves up. It never moves down during the day. Losses on open trades count, so your account can end while a trade is still open (this is called a breach).

Closed profit raises the floor too. If you make 3% in a day and then lose it all back, your account ends.

A payout does not end your account. A payout lowers the day's highest equity by the same amount. So the payout itself never moves you closer to the floor. Profit that Max Profit Per Trade will remove does not raise the floor either.

There is no rule on how your profit is spread across days. One big day, or all your profit on one day, never counts against you and never blocks a payout.

Max Profit Per Trade is a different rule: it limits one trade, not one day.

Venom 2.0 has no overall loss limit. Only the daily limit and Max Risk Per Trade can end your account because of losses. There is no limit on all your open trades together.

How it works. One trade may not lose 1% of your starting balance. We check it all the time while the trade is open: its open loss plus its commission. Each trade is checked on its own, so several trades can be open at once as long as none of them reaches 1%.

• The first time a trade reaches 1%, that trade is closed. Your account stays open, but your profit split drops from 80% to 30% for as long as you have the account.
• The second time a trade reaches 1%, your account ends.

You need 8% profit on the account every time you request a payout, not only the first time. Only closed profit counts. Profit on an open trade does not count until the trade closes.

One trade cannot earn more than 3% of the account. This rule never ends your account.

If a trade's profit reaches this limit even once while the trade is open, we remove all of that trade's profit when it closes. This happens even if it closes at a lower profit. We remove all of it, not only the part above the limit. You get a warning on screen just before the limit. If you close one trade in several parts, it still counts as one trade.

Every trade must have a stop loss. A trade counts as having one if a stop loss is on it when it closes, so you can add it after the trade opens. When you request a payout, we automatically check your trades since your last payout. If a trade had none, the payout is rejected and the account is closed. If you close part of a trade with no stop loss set, the whole trade counts as having none.

The account lasts 40 days from delivery. When the days end, open trades close, trading stops and the account ends. This is not a breach (you did not break a rule). Request your payouts before then. A payout you requested before the account ended can still be approved after it ends.

Keep every trade open for at least 60 seconds.

• You close a trade yourself in under 60 seconds. The first time, we remove that trade's profit and you get a warning. The second time, your account ends.
• Your take-profit or stop-loss closes it in under 60 seconds. We remove that trade's profit and you get a warning. You can get up to 4 warnings. The 5th time, your account ends.
• The platform closes it because your margin ran out (a margin stop-out). This never counts against you.

Hedging means having a buy and a sell open on the same pair at the same time. This is not allowed, and doing it ends your account. Trading many different pairs at once is fine.

This also covers your own accounts. If you have a buy on one account and a sell on the same pair on another account at the same time, all those accounts end. Trades in the same direction on several of your accounts are allowed.

Request a payout from the Payouts page on any day your account meets all of this:

• Your account is at or above the 8% target.
• At least 1% of your starting account size in new profit since your last payout.
• One request a day at most.

Each payout can take at most 3% of the account size from your balance. You receive 80% of that amount. A payout lowers your balance, so you must earn that amount back before your next payout.

We pay in USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20) to your own wallet. The wallet address starts with T. Your KYC (identity check) must be approved first.

Requesting a payout does not protect your profit. The team checks your account at the time they approve the request. At that time your profit must still be at the target, the amount must still be allowed, and you must have no open trades or pending orders.

We process payouts within 24 to 48 hours of your request. If you request on Friday night, Saturday or Sunday, it is often processed on Monday.

Open forex, metals, indices and energy trades close by themselves 5 minutes before the Friday close. This does not end your account. Crypto is not affected. The weekend holding add-on removes this rule.

You can still trade. But a trade open or placed from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after high-impact news on a pair with that currency ends your account when it closes, win or lose. Crypto is not affected. The news trading add-on removes this rule.

Weekend holding and news trading each cost 15% of the list price. You pay once, at checkout. Codes do not lower their price, you can't change them after buying, and they work on that paid account only. You can't have an add-on and a reset in the same order. The 40 days do not change.

• Forex majors 1:100, exotic pairs 1:66
• All metals 1:10: gold, silver, platinum, palladium and copper
• Indices 1:20
• Oil and gas 1:10
• Crypto 1:2

Leverage only limits how big a trade can be. Your loss limits decide how big a trade can safely be: on $5,000 one trade may lose at most $50, so choose a trade size where your stop loss stays well inside that.

Until 1 December 2026, Venom 2.0 $2,500, $3,500, $5,000 and $10,000 come with 1 free account of the same size (Black Friday). It has the normal Venom 2.0 rules and its own 40 days, and it starts when your first account ends. See Black Friday.

Have free accounts from the Diwali offer, which ended on 9 November? Their rules are on Diwali free accounts.

If a rule ends a Venom 2.0 under $5,000, you can buy one reset: a brand-new account of the same size, with Venom 2.0 rules and its own 40 days. $1,250 costs $15, $2,500 costs $24, $3,500 costs $32 (85% of the price of a new account with the VENOM40 code). A $5,000 account has no reset. Instead you get a personal 50% RETRY code by email, valid for 48 hours.

We check for these before every payout. If we find one, we refuse the payout and close the account.

• Arbitrage of any kind (making profit from price delays or price differences): latency, price-feed or broker-to-broker.
• Tick scalping: opening and closing many trades within seconds to profit from slow prices or price errors.
• Bots and EAs (automatic trading programs). You must place every trade yourself.
• Copying trades between different people, signal groups, sharing an account, or letting someone else trade your account.
• Taking the opposite trade at another firm or broker to protect your FundedCobra account (hedging).
• Using a clearly wrong price or a platform error. We remove those trades.
• Posting false claims about FundedCobra, or threatening to do so, to pressure us on a payout.

The spread is the gap between the buy and sell price. Ours follow the live market and get wider when prices move fast. Commission is the trading fee. We charge it once, when you open a trade: $2 per lot on forex, metals and energy; 0.03% of the trade value on crypto; none on indices.

You pay the account fee once. We do not refund it on any account type, even if you never logged in or traded, and even if the account passed or ended. A payout is your share of the profit. It does not include your fee back.