Doji Funding: Information and detailed review

What you purchase and what happens after passing

Doji Funding, operated by Volatys Dynamics LTD in Gibraltar, sells configurable CFD evaluations. Its own website dates its public launch to October 2026. Evaluation and funded accounts are simulated: orders are processed internally and do not create positions in external markets. Payments are calculated from those simulated results. The invitation-only Live Programme is a separate arrangement.

The purchase fee pays for an assessment service, rather than a deposit or investment. The company states that it is not regulated as a financial institution and holds no GFSC licence. Unpaid entitlements are contractual claims against the company, without segregation or a statutory compensation scheme. A trader would be an unsecured creditor if the company became insolvent.

Passing requires realised profit on closed trades, the required trading days and compliance with the rules at the same time. Floating profit does not complete a target. A two-phase evaluation requires passing both phases separately. You then sign the Funded Trader Agreement and complete identity verification; help estimates funded activation within one or two business days after both steps.

A specific configuration rather than a universal price

The configurator sets your format, size and conditions before payment. The challenge tables include the complete size ladder for the initial configuration and the Standard, Budget, Power and Easy presets. These are specific combinations, rather than prices for every possible custom setting. Competitor examples in the configurator are comparison templates, not products sold by those other firms.

The initial 2-Step configuration differs from clicking the Standard preset afterwards: the first-phase target and minimum days change. Budget is also normalised by programme type; its 1-Step split must not be carried into the 2-Step. The relevant price is the actual quote for that combination, including applicable tax and before a promotional discount.

Overnight and weekend holding are separate paid options. Without the relevant option, positions are automatically closed at the cut-off; this alone is not a breach. The selection carries into funded. Power includes overnight holding but not weekend holding.

Your activation email and Dashboard record show the purchased parameters. The documents give the Dashboard priority over marketing figures, so check it before trading. Price changes do not retrospectively alter a purchased evaluation. The funded agreement allows parameter revisions for later cycles with 14 days' notice and reserves additional risk-management restrictions.

Daily loss pauses trading without ending the account

Touching the daily floor triggers a soft breach. Intraday monitors equity, including open positions: trades close and trading pauses until the next reset. The account and its progress remain active. This is different from permanent termination at the maximum-loss floor.

End of Day checks the closed balance at session end. Its result can block the following session and close any remaining position. It does not remove the maximum-loss floor, which continues to apply under the selected configuration.

With Static, the daily floor references the initial balance. After a breach it may be lifted, leaving the distance to the maximum floor as remaining room. The Rulebook says it returns at a daily reset when equity is above it; help and another contractual passage describe reactivation on returning above the floor. These explanations are not uniform.

Reset times also differ. The Rulebook and agreement use 17:00 New York with seasonal clock changes; several help articles specify fixed 21:00 UTC year-round, while the blog mentions 00:00 UTC. Confirm server timing and Static reactivation in the Dashboard before building a strategy around the reset.

Maximum loss is the account-ending limit

Touching or crossing the maximum floor closes positions at market and permanently disables the account. No grace period or reversal is published for slippage, news, gaps or swaps. On a two-phase challenge, the current phase's account ends. Re-entry means buying a new evaluation, without carrying over the previous history.

A Static floor is calculated from initial capital and does not rise with profit. A trailing floor follows peak equity: giving back floating profit can bring the account closer to its floor while it remains above its original balance. End-of-day measurement and intraday monitoring must also be distinguished.

The documents describe the initial 1-Step as Static and the 2-Step as trailing, but the configurator's initial quote selects Intraday maximum-loss calculation for both. This discrepancy is retained rather than promising a fixed floor from the programme name alone. The method confirmed for the purchased account is what matters.

Trading-day requirements serve different purposes

Evaluation days are selected at purchase. For two phases, the documents split the total 60/40, with each phase meeting its part. Hitting the target early does not waive those days. Neither phase has a completion deadline, but inactivity is a separate termination rule.

An evaluation or funded account ends after 30 calendar days without placing, modifying or closing an order or position. Logging in is insufficient. Keeping one position open and untouched throughout that period does not restart the clock either.

Funded minimums depend on payout frequency rather than the minimum chosen to pass. Weekly requires five trading days within each cycle and Bi-Weekly requires ten. Weekday market holidays reduce the requirement. Days from the previous cycle do not count again. Daily has no fixed trading-day minimum, but consistency still applies.

Consistency controls payout eligibility

Consistency does not apply during evaluation. On funded accounts, it compares the best net realised day against cumulative profit since activation, including profits already paid out. Payouts do not reset that history. Commissions and swaps count, and a trade held across several days contributes its entire result to its closing day.

An oversized winning day means continuing to trade until the ratio is met, rather than automatic closure for that ratio alone. At 30%, a best day of USD 1,500 requires USD 5,000 cumulative profit. A Daily payout option therefore does not mean a new account can necessarily receive a payout after one profitable session.

The Rulebook caps consistency at 30% with Daily and leaves Weekly and Bi-Weekly without that additional cap. Several blog articles extend it to Weekly too. Check the setting accepted in the quote. Preset-specific thresholds are recorded in the firm's consistency field.

What actually limits a withdrawal

Net profit is based on closed trades after losses, commissions and financing. Approval requires consistency, the withdrawal minimum, the elapsed cycle and any required days. The contracted split also applies.

Each account has a rising per-request cap: 2% of size for the first two payouts, 2.5% for the third and fourth, and 4% for the fifth. The documents describe these as gross caps with the split applied, so they are not necessarily the amount received by the trader. Excess profit stays in the balance for later cycles.

A buffer of 3% of account size must remain. To request the full cap, the published formula requires initial size plus that buffer plus the cap. A smaller balance may support a smaller request if the withdrawal minimum is met. Daily frequency removes none of these conditions.

Balance-reset examples are inconsistent: a Rulebook example returns to initial capital, while the agreement uses the current balance less the withdrawal. This affects the following cycle and should not be read as an automatic right to withdraw all profits. Confirm the calculation in the Dashboard and the account's agreement.

Five payouts can end the funded stage

There are two counters. Cap progression is per account, but from five total payouts across all the trader's accounts, Doji chooses between a Live invitation and ending funded access with a new evaluation required. No lifetime monetary profit cap does not guarantee indefinite use of the same account.

An invitation cannot be demanded and no fixed performance result guarantees selection. Risk management may consider payout history, risk discipline, consistency and compliance. Public documents say Live starts with capital equivalent to 2% of the funded size; subsequent commercial terms are communicated individually.

Live requires a separate confidential agreement and enhanced checks. Capital remains Doji's, and a limited power of attorney permits trading rather than withdrawing funds or changing account conditions independently. It can be revoked. Additional position, instrument, leverage and news restrictions may apply. The documents are also not entirely consistent about Live execution models; the agreement supplied to the invited trader must govern.

Requesting payment and understanding the timing

Requests are submitted with PAYOUT in the Wallet tab. The first cycle starts at funded activation; later cycles start at the last approved payout. KYC and eligibility conditions must be complete, with no open review. A request for clarification must be answered within five business days or the payout request lapses.

Approved amounts enter the Doji Wallet before payment through a provider. Rise requires a verified linked account and payment details belonging to the same person. Users restricted by Rise have the published Confirmo crypto alternative without needing a Rise account. Confirmed blockchain transfers cannot be reversed.

The 24-hour marketing claim is not guaranteed receipt. Help states average review of 24-48 hours; the agreement targets one to three business days, with another one to five for Rise. International bank transfers can add one to three days. Weekends and public holidays are not processed.

Compliance review may delay payment for up to 30 days; a prohibited-practice investigation can hold it until concluded. The reference currency is USD, with conversion rates and provider timing varying. Payments are issued gross unless withholding is legally required; reporting income is the holder's responsibility.

Identity, countries and ownership

An evaluation can be purchased and traded without KYC, but verification is required before funded activation and payment. Sumsub processes identity documents and a selfie or liveness check. Proof of address from the last three months and source-of-funds evidence may be requested. Automated verification can take minutes; manual review has no equivalent guaranteed deadline.

Failure to provide requested documents within 14 calendar days suspends funded access and payouts. After 30 days, the company may close the account and forfeit unpaid amounts. Enhanced checks include risk profiles, third-party payment instructions, Live invitations and cumulative payouts above USD 50,000 in twelve months. Payments to another person's method are not allowed.

You must be of legal age and hold one personal registration. Corporate registration needs prior permission. Several evaluations and funded accounts may sit within that registration, subject to the published caps. Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk are excluded in addition to the countries listed in the firm profile; this is not a blanket ban on Ukraine. Concealing a restricted jurisdiction with a VPN or proxy can lead to termination and forfeited payouts.

Trading freedom has specific exceptions

Ordinary news trading and algorithms are permitted within the rules. Systematically exploiting spikes by entering within 60 seconds before major news and exiting immediately afterwards is prohibited. So are opening and closing positions in under five seconds, latency arbitrage, exploiting errors and manipulating data.

Copying is restricted to your own accounts in the same direction. Copying between users, group coordination and cross-account hedging to guarantee extraction are prohibited. Third-party signal services must be disclosed; the Terms require approval for tools not already authorised by programme rules.

Martingale, grid and averaging down are restricted when designed to bypass limits or create exponential exposure. First detection can trigger an explanation request; repetition closes the account. Other prohibited conduct includes outsized directional betting, brackets, cancellation abuse, manipulation, account sharing, deliberate evaluation cycling and fictitious reward-generating trades.

Stop-loss wording is materially inconsistent: the Rulebook says it is not mandatory, but the funded agreement requires one unless risk is demonstrably controlled through position sizing, with justification available on request. Unconditional permission to trade without stops should not be assumed.

Costs and adjustments also consume room

Alongside the commissions in the profile, holding beyond rollover incurs swaps. Triple swap applies on Wednesday to forex and metals, and Friday to indices, energies, treasuries and shares. Current rates are published in the Dashboard and may change. Expiring futures CFDs carry no swap.

Index and equity CFDs receive dividend adjustments at ex-dividend rollover: long positions are credited and shorts debited according to the declared dividend and size. This is neither a breach nor a shareholder's direct dividend entitlement.

Futures here are CFDs, not contracts traded directly on an exchange. Positions close automatically at expiry and their result is settled. Maintaining exposure requires closing the old contract and opening the next; a price difference can exist. Check the current symbol and expiry schedules in the platform and official instrument page.

DXtrade is available on web and mobile. MT5 is announced as upcoming rather than a currently purchasable platform. Prices reference real market data, but simulated fills can have less slippage and different partial execution from live trading. Manifestly erroneous trades may be corrected or voided with a written explanation.

Doji Wallet and Doji Coins

The Wallet is a USD ledger for approved profit shares, prizes and eligible credits. It cannot be topped up like a bank wallet, earn interest or be transferred to someone else. It can be withdrawn under the rules or applied to evaluation purchases. Wallet balance and rewards can be combined at checkout.

The Rulebook and help describe Doji Coins earned from complete closed lots and redeemed internally for discounts, evaluations, split uplifts and merchandise. They are not cryptocurrency and cannot be purchased directly, transferred or cashed out. Partial lots do not earn units. Reversed trades can reverse rewards, including against future earnings.

The homepage illustrates ten coins per lot while the documents state one. One Wallet clause also conflicts with other sections about redemption value, and the configurator exposes a different technical conversion. Do not budget a purchase from those figures without checking actual Dashboard redemption.

Coins do not expire while registration remains active and compliant, but are forfeited on closure. Farming through trades without genuine risk-taking intent can cancel coins and reverse already-used redemptions. Lifetime milestone rewards are discretionary. Material programme changes carry 14 days' notice; permanent discontinuation provides at least a 90-day transition or compensation considered equitable.

Referrals and competitions

Personal referrals are separate from commercial affiliation. A personal code attributes the referral but does not itself discount the friend's purchase. The qualifying event is a new user's first purchase within 30 days of registration, with rewards credited after another 14 days. Only the first twenty successful referrals earn rewards: 100 DC each for referrals 1-5, 150 DC for 6-12 and 200 DC for 13-20; this is not an indefinite commission arrangement. Self-referrals, fake accounts, misleading distribution and presenting personal referral codes as generic vouchers are prohibited.

Competitions use separate accounts and should not be confused with purchasable challenges. The website describes a monthly free format and a paid format marked coming soon. Standardised competition accounts start with USD 15,000 simulated capital and breach on total loss only, at zero equity. There is no daily limit, minimum days or lot volume, or instrument restriction; margin limits position size. Overnight and weekend holding are allowed, but trading is manual-only, without EAs. Challenge credits won as prizes provide an evaluation under normal rules, rather than direct funded access.

Results are confirmed after close and compliance checks. The visible leaderboard can lag by fifteen minutes. Cash prizes require KYC and are normally credited within five business days of winner notification; failure to complete KYC or respond for thirty days can forfeit a prize. Result disputes have a seven-calendar-day deadline. The free format allows one entry per edition. The paid format advertises USD 25 per entry, with re-entry only after the previous account fails and one active account at a time. Its advertised guaranteed cash pool is USD 20,000. Each edition needs its own dates and current prizes checked, without carrying its rules into evaluations.

Refunds, incidents and account closure

The current refund policy excludes refunds from purchase, even if credentials are never accessed. Older marketing passages still refer to activation or a cancellation window, contradicting the specific policy. No operational reset offer is published; the documented retry is a new evaluation purchase.

An acknowledged technical failure lasting more than 24 hours may receive a discretionary non-cash remedy rather than a refund. Report it within 48 hours. Help also describes requesting an extension for outages longer than thirty minutes during market hours. Payment errors such as duplicate charges should be reported within 24 hours.

If Doji ends the relationship without a trader breach, confirmed Wallet amounts can remain payable; Wallet policy gives thirty business days. Voluntary closure retains payment conditions and forfeits coins. Breaches can affect profits, pending payments and Wallet balances; documents differ about automatic versus discretionary sanctions. An approved balance should not be assumed immune from subsequent review.

General support uses support@dojifunding.com. Payment errors, compliance, personal data and formal notices use contact@dojifunding.com. General disputes provide for written notice, possible mediation and Gibraltar courts. Account and trading records may remain for three years after closure, payment records for seven, and KYC/AML for at least five. Data rights do not override mandatory retention.

Who the offer may suit

Configuration can suit traders who already know the limits and payment rhythm they need and want to compare a specific combination before paying. Swing traders need the holding add-ons; news and algorithmic traders need to understand the exceptions behind the freedom claims.

The decision requires accepting request caps, the buffer, cumulative consistency and potential funded termination after five payouts. It also requires checking discrepancies between contract, help and marketing. This is a recent launch, and it should not be credited with a payment history or guarantees that official documentation does not establish.