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v1.0 · Live The complete trading, payout, risk, and compliance framework for every DojiFunded evaluation and funded account. By purchasing or activating an account, you agree to these rules in full.
Read the drawdown and breach sections before you place a trade. A breach is permanent.
GENERAL RISK MANAGEMENT TRADING RULES COMPLIANCE REFERENCE

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Two ideas that run through everything

Static drawdown

A fixed floor set from your starting balance that never moves as the account grows.

High water mark

Whichever is higher of your balance and equity. All drawdown is measured against it, and the daily mark resets at 00:00 UTC.
Keep both in mind and the rest of the rulebook follows naturally.

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01 · Platform overview

On-chain funded trading infrastructure for traders, systematic strategies, and autonomous agents. Funded trades route through on-chain venues, currently GMX and Ostium. The platform provides:
  • Evaluation accounts
  • Instant funded accounts
  • Multi-asset access
  • On-chain payouts
  • Automated risk enforcement
  • Realistic execution simulation
“Realistic execution simulation” describes how the platform actually works, not a marketing line. Section 15 and the Fees page explain how trades are recorded and routed. Because it changes what your fills represent, read it closely.

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02 · Account types

Four models, in sizes from $1,000 to $100,000. Every one uses static drawdown, with limits measured on HWM basis.

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03 · Definitions

Read these first. Every rule below is written in these terms.

Balance

Your closed account value, from trades already closed.

Equity

Real-time account value including open positions. When it sits above your balance, it sets the high water mark.

High water mark (HWM)

Whichever is higher of your balance and equity. Every drawdown calculation references this value.

Daily drawdown

Maximum loss allowed within a single day, measured from the day’s high water mark.

Maximum drawdown

A fixed floor set from your starting balance that never moves.

Breach

Automatic, permanent termination of an account, triggered when your account value crosses a risk limit.

Profit target

The balance growth required to pass an evaluation.

Daily high water mark

The highest your balance or equity has reached so far today. It sets the day’s daily loss floor and resets at 00:00 UTC.

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04 · Drawdown rules

Every account uses one drawdown model: static, and drawdown limits are measured on HWM basis: whichever is higher of your balance and equity counts. Open positions matter, because equity moves with them. A breach happens when your account value crosses a floor. The floor is set once, from your starting balance, and never moves. It does not rise as the account grows.
Start a $100,000 account with a 6% limit and your floor is $94,000. Grow it to $120,000 and the floor stays at $94,000. If your balance or equity ever reaches $94,000, the account is breached.
Because equity counts, a losing open position can breach you before you close it. Watch your floating PnL against both floors, not just your closed balance. Margin and liquidation on the position itself are handled separately by the venue.

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05 · Daily loss limits

On top of the static maximum drawdown, each account other than Instant Funding carries a daily loss limit that resets every day at 00:00 UTC. The daily loss amount is a fixed dollar figure: the daily percentage times your initial account size. On a $100,000 account at 5%, that’s $5,000 every day. The daily floor is set from the day’s high water mark, the highest your balance or equity gets that day, minus that fixed amount.
The floor moves up as your high water mark climbs during the day, while the amount you can give back stays fixed. Like the maximum drawdown, it’s calculated on whichever is higher of your balance and equity, so open positions count. Worked example. Start the day at $100,000 with a 5% daily loss limit, which is $5,000. Reach $105,000 during the day, in balance or equity, and your daily floor becomes $100,000. Drop to $99,500 and the account is breached, because your account value fell below the daily floor. Had you reached $110,000, the floor would sit at $105,000.
No grace periods, no manual resets. The daily floor is set from your high water mark and resets at 00:00 UTC.

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06 · Breach conditions

A breach occurs when:
  • Your balance or equity crosses the maximum drawdown floor.
  • Your balance or equity crosses the daily floor.
  • A platform rule is violated.
When it happens:
  • Open positions may be closed automatically.
  • Trading access is revoked.
  • Payout eligibility is removed.
  • The account becomes permanently inactive.
Breached accounts cannot be restored. No resets, appeals, or exceptions. That said, you are never liable beyond your account fee. A breach simply ends that account, and to try again you purchase a new one.

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07 · Profit targets

Targets are measured on balance, so you have to close trades to realize the progress. Funded accounts carry no target. With no time limit and no minimum trading days, you can pass in a single trade as long as every other rule holds.

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08 · Trading conditions

General rules.
  • Minimum trade duration is 60 seconds. This holds even if a TP/SL you set closes the trade earlier. You get two warnings for trades closed within 60 seconds, and the third one leads to a breach.
  • No account arbitrage.
  • No exploiting latency or pricing errors.
  • No copy trading between users.

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09 · Leverage and position limits

Maximum leverage is a ceiling, not a requirement. Position limits also vary by venue, liquidity, volatility, and account type, with exact per-pair limits in Available markets.

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10 · Trading requirements

There is no:
  • Consistency rule
  • Daily profit cap
  • Cap on single-trade profit
  • Minimum number of trading days
  • Restriction on style
So as long as you respect the risk limits, you can pass in a single trade. To stay active, execute at least one trade every 30 days. Inactive accounts may be paused or disabled. Scalping, swing trading, position trading, algorithmic trading, autonomous strategies, and AI-assisted systems are all permitted, provided they comply with every risk and compliance rule.
Our approach. The drawdown limits are the guardrails. How you trade within them is up to you.

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11 · Payouts

Eligible funded traders request payouts from the dashboard. Payouts are processed on-chain, directly to a wallet of your choosing. Your split depends on your account configuration, and add-ons can raise it.

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12 · Restricted behaviour

Trading strategies are unrestricted. Conduct is not. The following rules protect the integrity of the platform and apply to every account.
Violations may result in immediate account termination, payout cancellation, permanent bans, and the removal of all active funded accounts.
Opening opposing positions across accounts to guarantee that one passes while another fails.
  • Going long BTC on one account while shorting it on another
  • Offsetting your exposure with outside prop accounts
  • Coordinating hedges between users
Every account must carry genuine, independent directional exposure.
Operating multiple accounts to bypass rules, inflate allocation, or exploit payout mechanics.
  • Using multiple identities
  • Running accounts for others
  • Rotating risk across accounts
  • Shared device or household abuse without approval
Mirroring positions between different users, whether through signal groups, shared execution, social copy trading, or mirrored automated strategies across users. Automated systems that you build and operate yourself, on your own account, remain permitted.
Accounts are personal and non-transferable. You may not:
  • Share credentials
  • Sell accounts
  • Allow third parties to trade your account
  • Operate an account for another user
Exploiting technical weaknesses, latency, execution delays, pricing errors, or bugs, including latency arbitrage, oracle manipulation, execution desync exploitation, and similar behaviour.
Trades must represent genuine market activity. Generating volume solely to manipulate metrics, rankings, or payouts, whether through wash trading, self-matching, or repeated meaningless trade loops, is not allowed.
Any behaviour intended to manipulate market or execution conditions, including coordinated attacks, spoofing, manipulative order placement, and intentional liquidity disruption.
Strategies designed to exploit the simulated evaluation mechanics rather than trade real markets, such as unrealistic micro-scalping tuned to simulation assumptions, strategies that could not run consistently in live markets, and exposure designed to hit execution edge cases.

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13 · Account limitations

  • Run multiple evaluations at once, within platform limits.
  • Multiple identities are prohibited.
  • DojiFunded may restrict access based on internal risk systems.
  • High-risk accounts may require additional verification.

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14 · Fees and trading costs

Costs depend on the venue and market, and can include opening and closing fees, funding fees, rollover fees, and execution impact, with every condition simulating a realistic market. Full schedule on the Fees page.

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15 · Execution venues

Funded trades route through supported on-chain execution. Prediction markets and additional venues are planned.
How trades are handled. DojiFunded does not mirror every order on-chain one to one. Activity is recorded first in the internal ledger and risk engine, and net exposure is then aggregated and routed on-chain to venues such as Ostium. The platform operates as a funded trading and risk orchestration layer that sources liquidity from partners. Your PnL is tracked identically regardless. We state this here and on the Fees page deliberately, so you always know what your fills represent.

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16 · Risk disclosure

Trading leveraged products carries substantial risk. By using DojiFunded, you acknowledge that:
  • Most traders may not pass.
  • Fees are non-refundable.
  • Leverage can cause rapid losses.
  • Funded accounts can be breached at any time.
  • Volatility can move sharply against you.
DojiFunded may update its rules prospectively. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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At a glance

Applies to all: drawdown limits measured on HWM basis · daily reset at 00:00 UTC · 60s minimum trade time · no time limit · no minimum trading days · a breach is permanent.

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