Doji Funding review: payout caps on a simulated account
Doji Funding lets a trader set the target, drawdown and split, then caps the first two payout requests at 2% of a simulated account above a 3% buffer.
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Doji Funding
Verdict Doji Funding suits a CFD trader who sets the profit target, the drawdown and the split before paying, and who accepts a simulated DXtrade account. Traders who need an audited payout ledger, a live book, or an early withdrawal above a thin slice of the account are a poor fit. The caveat is mechanical: the first two payout requests are capped at 2% of account size, a 3% buffer must remain, and the cash sits in an unsegregated wallet, while the homepage advertises payment inside 24 hours.
- Reviewed
- 31 Oct 2026
- Operating entity
- Volatys Dynamics LTD
- Platform
- DXtrade
- Website
- dojifunding.com
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Verdict: Doji Funding suits a CFD trader who sets the profit target, the drawdown and the split before paying, and who accepts a simulated DXtrade account. Traders who need an audited payout ledger, a live book, or an early withdrawal above a thin slice of the account are a poor fit. The caveat is mechanical: the first two payout requests are capped at 2% of account size, a 3% buffer must remain, and the cash sits in an unsegregated wallet, while the homepage advertises payment inside 24 hours.
Doji Funding sells a challenge the trader configures. On 31 October 2026 the English homepage, the official rulebook, the terms, the Funded Trader Agreement and the wallet policy were open. MetaTrader 5 is marked coming soon, and the help-centre link returned an error.
Key terms on the default 1-step account
Figures below are the rulebook default 1-step row on 31 October 2026. The trader can move the other settings, and the evaluation has no time limit.
- Challenge fee: $37 on $5,000, $57 on $10,000, $114 on $25,000, $239 on $50,000, $451 on $100,000 and $806 on $200,000. The terms make the fee non-refundable.
- Account sizes: 19 sizes from $5,000 to $200,000. Section 19 caps aggregate funded balance at $500,000 and concurrent funded accounts at 10.
- Profit split: 80% by default, purchasable up to 90%. A split above 80% requires Doji Coins and a higher checkout price.
- Profit target: 10% by default on 1-step, on closed profit only.
- Maximum drawdown: 10% static by default on 1-step, so $10,000 on $100,000. A touch closes the account.
- Daily loss: 5% by default, so $5,000 on $100,000. A touch is a soft breach until 17:00 New York, and the account stays open.
- Payout: section 6.5 sets a 1-step minimum of 2% of size. The first two requests on that account are capped at the same 2%, and the default cycle is daily.
- Minimum trading days: 5 by default on a 1-step evaluation. Daily payouts impose none once funded, and 30 calendar days without an order ends the account.
What the configurator actually prices
One homepage card shows an 8% target, a 10% drawdown, a 90% split and a price of $249. The default $50,000 1-step row is a different mix, at $239, with a 10% target and an 80% split. A weekly or bi-weekly cycle lowers the fee, overnight and weekend holding are paid add-ons, and once the price hits that size's floor, tighter settings stop getting cheaper. The $100,000 2-step default fee is $250 against a $200 floor. The rulebook says credentials arrive within minutes, while the terms aim to activate an evaluation within 24 to 48 business hours of payment.
What Doji Funding publishes about payouts
The homepage says, in its own words, "Request your payout and receive it within 24 hours, guaranteed," beside a graphic of $1,850 marked sent the same UTC day. The Funded Trader Agreement targets a compliance review of 1 to 3 business days, then Rise within 1 to 5 business days of approval, or Confirmo where Rise restricts the trader. Five business days of silence lapses a queried request. The company may delay a payout by up to 30 days during a compliance review, and a prohibited-practice finding forfeits the payout and ends the account. Approved profit lands in the Doji Wallet, an unsecured dollar ledger that pays no interest.
On a 1-step account the first two requests are capped at 2% of starting size, so $2,000 on $100,000, which is also the minimum. The third and fourth are capped at 2.5% and the fifth at 4%. The rulebook calls the cap the maximum gross amount withdrawn, and the profit split is still applied. A 3% buffer has to remain, so the balance for that full first cap on $100,000 is $105,000. A $50,000 example pays $5,200, above that size's $1,000 first-request cap. After five payouts across every account, the firm may offer a live programme starting at 2% of the simulated size, or end the funded account. The live commercial terms stay unpublished. Daily payouts cap one day's closed profit at 30% of cumulative net profit.
An audited payout total and a published pass rate are absent from the open contracts. A search on 31 October 2026 found no payout report naming Volatys Dynamics LTD and no trader quote to cite. The prop-firms desk treats the $1,850 graphic as a homepage illustration. Whether Rise or Confirmo settles inside 24 hours stayed off the open pages, and the rulebook and the terms show no printed effective date. Homepage art shows 10 Doji Coins a lot, the rulebook credits 1 coin a lot at $0.10, and wallet section 7.2 prices each coin at $1.00 off a fee. Which rate a checkout applies stayed off the public pages.
Rules that close a funded account
A touch of the maximum-drawdown floor closes the account, and the rulebook assigns slippage, a news spike and an overnight swap to the trader. A daily-loss touch pauses trading until 17:00 New York and leaves the account open. Thirty calendar days without an order ends the account, including a position left open. Copying another user, cross-account hedging, a round trip under five seconds, and a spike trade in the 60 seconds before a major release are prohibited. Section 16 allows expert advisors, while Article 8 of the terms bars a third-party advisor lacking written permission in the programme rules. The homepage says there are no news restrictions, while the agreement discourages holding through non-farm payrolls and expects a stop-loss unless position size caps the loss.
A $100,000 account against two other firms
The Doji Funding column is the 1-step default on 31 October 2026. CK Prop figures come from the CK Prop review of 15 October 2026, and Carrot Funding figures come from the Carrot Funding review of 14 October 2026. Those two columns are from the dated Industry Spread reviews, rather than a fresh read of either firm's site on 31 October 2026.
| Term | Doji Funding, 1-step $100,000 | CK Prop, 2-step $100,000 | Carrot Funding, two-phase $100,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fee | $451, floor $235, non-refundable | $178.20, against a struck-through $712.80 | $699, non-refundable once activated |
| Trader share | 80% default, up to 90% | 80% | 80%, or $1,600 of $2,000 |
| Daily loss | 5% ($5,000), soft until 17:00 New York | 4% ($4,000) | 5% of equity at 00:00 UTC, open losses included |
| Maximum loss | 10% static ($10,000), hard close | 8% trailing on the closed end-of-day balance | 10% of the start, trailing until the floor hits the start |
| Profit target | 10% ($10,000), one phase | 10%, then 5% | 5%, then 8% |
| Minimum days | 5 in evaluation; 0 on a daily funded payout | 0 | 0 |
| Early cash | $2,000 (2%) on each of the first two requests, above a 3% buffer | $3,000 (3%) on each of the first five, above a $103,100 buffer | 100 USDC minimum, full profit, within 24 hours, on Arbitrum |
The first two Doji Funding withdrawals are tighter than CK Prop's 3% cap and smaller than Carrot Funding's full-profit request.
Who operates the simulated account
The terms name Volatys Dynamics LTD, a Gibraltar private company, incorporation number 125095, operating as Doji Funding. The Funded Trader Agreement spells the same company Volatys Dynamics Limited, with REID GICO.125095-94 and an office at Eurotowers, Gibraltar GX11 1AA. Disputes go to the courts of Gibraltar. A public registry extract was outside the pages opened here.
Evaluation = Fully Simulated · B-Book | Funded = Fully Simulated · B-Book | Live Programme = Live · A-Book | Market Data = Identical across all three.
That line is the agreement's own summary. Article 4 says the firm holds no licence from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission. The homepage line "Trade live capital" describes a later invitation, not the account a pass produces, which is the simulated structure in what a funded account is. Traders must be 18 or older. Buying a challenge requires no identity check, and Sumsub is mandatory before funded activation and before any wallet disbursement. The rulebook bars residents of sanctioned places, including Russia, Iran, North Korea, and the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Doji Funding account live or simulated?
Both the evaluation and the standard funded account are simulated B-book accounts on the same live price feed as the invitation-only live programme, and a pass opens that simulated account. A live account, if offered, starts at 2% of the simulated size under a confidential agreement.
How much can the first payout be?
The first two 1-step requests are capped at 2% of size, $2,000 on $100,000, which is also the minimum. With the 3% buffer, a full first cap needs $105,000 in the account. The cap is gross, and the split still applies. The fifth request rises to 4%.
How fast does Doji Funding say it pays?
The homepage advertises payment inside 24 hours and calls the processing "guaranteed." The agreement allows 1 to 3 business days of review, then 1 to 5 on Rise or Confirmo. A completed withdrawal on either clock was absent on 31 October 2026.
What closes the account?
Touching maximum drawdown closes the account at once. Thirty days without an order does the same, including a position left open. Copying another user, a hedge across two accounts, and a round trip under five seconds are prohibited. A daily-loss touch pauses trading until 17:00 New York.
Who runs Doji Funding, and is the firm regulated?
The terms name Volatys Dynamics LTD, Gibraltar company 125095, REID GICO.125095-94, at Eurotowers. The funded-trader contract uses Volatys Dynamics Limited for the same number. The company states that it holds no Gibraltar Financial Services Commission licence. DXtrade is the platform in use, and MetaTrader 5 is marked coming soon.
Can the split reach 90% at checkout?
The default split is 80% and the purchase range reaches 90%. The rulebook requires Doji Coins for anything above 80% and also charges more at checkout for a higher split. A homepage card shows 90% priced at $249. The coin rate applied at checkout stayed unsettled on the public pages.
This review is independent editorial analysis and is not financial, investment, or trading advice, and is not an endorsement or solicitation. The Industry Spread has no affiliate or referral relationship with the firms covered. Proprietary trading challenges carry a fee that is generally non-refundable, most participants do not reach a funded account, and funded capital is the firm's capital, not the trader's. Terms change frequently — always verify current rules directly with the firm before paying any fee.
Reporting by Abdelaziz Fathi. Filed 31 October 2026, 16:30 GMT.
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Abdelaziz Fathi covers the intersection of forex/CFD brokerage, regulation, liquidity, fintech, and digital assets.
