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Pick the market and the account type and you get the exact rules that account is judged by. Hover the info bubble on any rule for the full explanation. The same figures are written into the Trading Rules Agreement you sign before your first trade, and they never change mid-evaluation.
Step 1Which market do you trade?
Forex, metals and indices on MetaTrader 5 or our browser terminal. Funded accounts from $3K to $200K with an 80 % profit split.
Crypto perpetuals priced off a live order book at 50:1, with a 6 % drawdown built for markets that gap.
Crypto, stock, index and gold perpetuals priced off the Hyperliquid order book: hourly funding, up to 10× leverage and markets that never close.
Exchange-listed index futures with an end-of-day trailing drawdown and our highest split — 90 %. Coming soon.
Around 1 300 event contracts mirrored live from a regulated US exchange and settled on its official result, not on our judgement.
Step 2 Account type
Phase 1 closes when your account is up 10 % on the starting balance; the verification phase closes at +5 %. Both are measured on closed balance, and neither has a deadline.
A phase can only close on a day that also satisfies the minimum trading days rule, so a single oversized win does not pass a phase on its own.
On a $100 000 account you need $110 000 to pass phase 1 and $105 000 (of a fresh $100 000) to pass the verification.
Phase 1 closes at +10 %, the verification at +5 %. No deadline on either.
The floor is fixed at 10 % below the starting balance and never moves, however much the account grows. Equity (including open positions) closing below it ends the account.
Simple and predictable: you always know your exact floor in dollars from day one.
On a $100 000 account with a 10 % static drawdown the floor is $90 000. If the account grows to $115 000 the floor is still $90 000.
Measured from the starting balance; the floor never moves up.
8 % with the 4 %/8 % risk add-onYou cannot lose more than 5 % of the starting balance in one trading day. The limit is measured from the day’s opening balance and counts realised and floating losses together.
The day resets at midnight MT5 server time (EET/EEST): 21:00 UTC in summer and 22:00 UTC in winter, the same on the WebTrader and on MT5. Crypto accounts reset with the UTC day. Hitting the limit ends the account.
On a $100 000 account with a 5 % limit you may lose $5 000 today. If the day opened at $103 000, the account may not go below $98 000 during that day.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the broker’s server day.
4 % with the 4 %/8 % risk add-onA trade idea is the total combined risk of every position opened on the same instrument in the same direction as one thesis. It may risk at most 2 % of the current account balance. Exceeding it is a hard breach: the first violation ends the account, with no warning.
Risk = (entry − stop loss) × position size. Scaling in counts as one idea; positions without a stop count at the loss they actually realise.
On a $100 000 account the cap is $2 000. EURUSD entry 1.1000 with the stop at 1.0950 is 50 pips, so the largest position that keeps within $2 000 is 4 lots.
No trade idea may risk more than 2 % of the starting balance.
Does not apply with the Max Risk add-onYou must trade on at least five different calendar days, and a day only counts when it closes with a net profit of at least 0.5 % of the starting balance. Profit is counted on the day the position is closed.
The rule stops one lucky day from passing an evaluation; there is no deadline to collect the days.
On a $100 000 account a day counts when it closes at least $500 up. Five such days are needed in each phase.
A day counts when it closes at least 0.5 % of the starting balance in profit.
No position may be opened from 10 minutes before to 10 minutes after any event marked High Impact in the Dolvero economic calendar in your dashboard on an instrument that event affects: anything priced in or built on its currency, and for US events also gold, silver, US indices, oil and crypto quoted in US dollars. Instruments in other currencies are not restricted, so an AUD, NZD or CAD release does not restrict gold or EURUSD. That is every red event, not a short list: rate decisions, central bank speeches and testimony, payrolls and employment change, unemployment claims, CPI, PPI and Core PCE, GDP, retail sales, ISM and flash PMIs.
A position that is already open may be held through the release and closed, stop-loss and take-profit fills included. You may open again 10 minutes after the release. Closing is never a breach. Medium and low impact events are unrestricted.
US CPI at 14:30: gold, EURUSD or US30 opened at 14:15 is fine, at 14:22 or 14:38 it is a breach, at 14:41 it is fine again. EURJPY or the DAX can be opened at any time around it.
No new position from 10 minutes before to 10 minutes after a High Impact release, on an instrument that release affects (its currency; US releases also gold, silver, US indices, oil and USD crypto). You may open again 10 minutes after the release, and a position already open may be held through it and closed, SL/TP fills included.
Does not apply with the News trading add-onEvery position must be closed before the Friday market close, and no position may be open at any point during the weekend, including one opened and closed within Saturday or Sunday. This covers instruments that quote at the weekend, such as the crypto CFDs, and the platform refuses new orders over the weekend.
Positions are not closed for you; closing before Friday 16:55 New York time is your responsibility. Weekend gaps are the reason: they can breach a daily limit before you can react.
Flat before the Friday close; applies to the crypto CFDs too.
Allowed with the Weekend holding add-on80 % of the profit on the funded account is yours. Payouts can be requested every 14 days, they are paid in cash and every one is published on the ledger with amount, method and processing time. Your evaluation fee comes back in full with the second successful payout.
Paid every 14 days once funded; the fee comes back in full with the second payout.
90 % with the Profit split add-onHedging or offsetting positions on the same or correlated instruments, on one account or across several; copying trades from any external signal, group, feed or another trader; coordinating accounts; latency or feed arbitrage; tick scalping; and gambling-style one-sided bets that try to pass on one or two oversized trades. Any of these ends the account immediately.
Expert Advisors are allowed on MetaTrader 5 after a quick compliance review. Day trading, swing trading, scalping on technical analysis and every chart-based strategy are fine.
Offsetting positions on the same or correlated instruments and copying external signals end the account immediately. EAs are allowed after a compliance review.
One phase, one target: +10 % on the starting balance, measured on closed balance, with no deadline.
The target can only close on a day that also satisfies the minimum trading days rule.
On a $50 000 account the target is $55 000.
One phase, one target, no deadline.
The floor sits 6 % below the highest equity the account has reached and moves up with it; it never moves down. Once the floor reaches the starting balance it locks there, so your own profit can never be what fails you.
Equity, including open positions, closing below the floor ends the account.
With 6 % trailing on $100 000 the floor starts at $94 000. The account reaches $110 000, so the floor moves to $103 400; the account then drops to $105 000 and the floor stays at $103 400.
Trails your high-water mark.
You cannot lose more than 3 % of the starting balance in one trading day. The limit is measured from the day’s opening balance and counts realised and floating losses together.
The day resets at midnight MT5 server time (EET/EEST): 21:00 UTC in summer and 22:00 UTC in winter, the same on the WebTrader and on MT5. Crypto accounts reset with the UTC day. Hitting the limit ends the account.
On a $100 000 account with a 5 % limit you may lose $5 000 today. If the day opened at $103 000, the account may not go below $98 000 during that day.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the broker’s server day.
A trade idea is the total combined risk of every position opened on the same instrument in the same direction as one thesis. It may risk at most 2 % of the current account balance. Exceeding it is a hard breach: the first violation ends the account, with no warning.
Risk = (entry − stop loss) × position size. Scaling in counts as one idea; positions without a stop count at the loss they actually realise.
On a $100 000 account the cap is $2 000. EURUSD entry 1.1000 with the stop at 1.0950 is 50 pips, so the largest position that keeps within $2 000 is 4 lots.
No trade idea may risk more than 2 % of the starting balance.
Does not apply with the Max Risk add-onYou must trade on at least five different calendar days, and a day only counts when it closes with a net profit of at least 0.5 % of the starting balance. Profit is counted on the day the position is closed.
The rule stops one lucky day from passing an evaluation; there is no deadline to collect the days.
On a $100 000 account a day counts when it closes at least $500 up. Five such days are needed in each phase.
A day counts when it closes at least 0.5 % of the starting balance in profit.
No position may be opened from 10 minutes before to 10 minutes after any event marked High Impact in the Dolvero economic calendar in your dashboard on an instrument that event affects: anything priced in or built on its currency, and for US events also gold, silver, US indices, oil and crypto quoted in US dollars. Instruments in other currencies are not restricted, so an AUD, NZD or CAD release does not restrict gold or EURUSD. That is every red event, not a short list: rate decisions, central bank speeches and testimony, payrolls and employment change, unemployment claims, CPI, PPI and Core PCE, GDP, retail sales, ISM and flash PMIs.
A position that is already open may be held through the release and closed, stop-loss and take-profit fills included. You may open again 10 minutes after the release. Closing is never a breach. Medium and low impact events are unrestricted.
US CPI at 14:30: gold, EURUSD or US30 opened at 14:15 is fine, at 14:22 or 14:38 it is a breach, at 14:41 it is fine again. EURJPY or the DAX can be opened at any time around it.
No new position from 10 minutes before to 10 minutes after a High Impact release, on an instrument that release affects (its currency; US releases also gold, silver, US indices, oil and USD crypto). You may open again 10 minutes after the release, and a position already open may be held through it and closed, SL/TP fills included.
Does not apply with the News trading add-onEvery position must be closed before the Friday market close, and no position may be open at any point during the weekend, including one opened and closed within Saturday or Sunday. This covers instruments that quote at the weekend, such as the crypto CFDs, and the platform refuses new orders over the weekend.
Positions are not closed for you; closing before Friday 16:55 New York time is your responsibility. Weekend gaps are the reason: they can breach a daily limit before you can react.
Flat before the Friday close.
Allowed with the Weekend holding add-on80 % of the profit on the funded account is yours. Payouts can be requested every 14 days, they are paid in cash and every one is published on the ledger with amount, method and processing time. Your evaluation fee comes back in full with the second successful payout.
Paid every 14 days once funded; the fee comes back in full with the second payout.
90 % with the Profit split add-onHedging or offsetting positions on the same or correlated instruments, on one account or across several; copying trades from any external signal, group, feed or another trader; coordinating accounts; latency or feed arbitrage; tick scalping; and gambling-style one-sided bets that try to pass on one or two oversized trades. Any of these ends the account immediately.
Expert Advisors are allowed on MetaTrader 5 after a quick compliance review. Day trading, swing trading, scalping on technical analysis and every chart-based strategy are fine.
Offsetting positions on the same or correlated instruments and copying external signals end the account immediately. EAs are allowed after a compliance review.
The account is funded from the day you buy it. There is no target to hit; you trade toward your first payout, which is gated by the profitable days and consistency rules on this card set.
Funded on purchase. You trade toward your first payout, not toward a target.
The floor sits 5 % below the highest equity the account has reached and moves up with it; it never moves down. Once the floor reaches the starting balance it locks there, so your own profit can never be what fails you.
Equity, including open positions, closing below the floor ends the account.
With 6 % trailing on $100 000 the floor starts at $94 000. The account reaches $110 000, so the floor moves to $103 400; the account then drops to $105 000 and the floor stays at $103 400.
Trails your high-water mark.
You cannot lose more than 2 % of the starting balance in one trading day. The limit is measured from the day’s opening balance and counts realised and floating losses together.
The day resets at midnight MT5 server time (EET/EEST): 21:00 UTC in summer and 22:00 UTC in winter, the same on the WebTrader and on MT5. Crypto accounts reset with the UTC day. Hitting the limit ends the account.
On a $100 000 account with a 5 % limit you may lose $5 000 today. If the day opened at $103 000, the account may not go below $98 000 during that day.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the broker’s server day.
Before each payout request you need ten profitable days: a day counts when it closes with a net gain of at least 0.5 % of the starting balance. Together with the consistency rule this rewards steady trading rather than one winning trade.
On a $25 000 account a day counts from $125 of net profit. Ten such days unlock the first request.
Ten days that each close at least 0.5 % of the starting balance in profit before each request.
No single trading day may account for more than 15 % of the profit that gets you funded (on Instant accounts: of the sum of all your profitable days at the time of a payout request; losing days are not subtracted). The rule gates the promotion or the payout, it does not fail the account.
Your profitable days add up to $1 000 and the threshold is 15 %: no single day may have contributed more than $150.
No single day may make up more than 15 % of the sum of your profitable days at the time of a payout request.
No position may be opened from 10 minutes before to 10 minutes after any event marked High Impact in the Dolvero economic calendar in your dashboard on an instrument that event affects: anything priced in or built on its currency, and for US events also gold, silver, US indices, oil and crypto quoted in US dollars. Instruments in other currencies are not restricted, so an AUD, NZD or CAD release does not restrict gold or EURUSD. That is every red event, not a short list: rate decisions, central bank speeches and testimony, payrolls and employment change, unemployment claims, CPI, PPI and Core PCE, GDP, retail sales, ISM and flash PMIs.
A position that is already open may be held through the release and closed, stop-loss and take-profit fills included. You may open again 10 minutes after the release. Closing is never a breach. Medium and low impact events are unrestricted.
US CPI at 14:30: gold, EURUSD or US30 opened at 14:15 is fine, at 14:22 or 14:38 it is a breach, at 14:41 it is fine again. EURJPY or the DAX can be opened at any time around it.
No new position from 10 minutes before to 10 minutes after a High Impact release, on an instrument that release affects (its currency; US releases also gold, silver, US indices, oil and USD crypto). You may open again 10 minutes after the release, and a position already open may be held through it and closed, SL/TP fills included.
Every position must be closed before the Friday market close, and no position may be open at any point during the weekend, including one opened and closed within Saturday or Sunday. This covers instruments that quote at the weekend, such as the crypto CFDs, and the platform refuses new orders over the weekend.
Positions are not closed for you; closing before Friday 16:55 New York time is your responsibility. Weekend gaps are the reason: they can breach a daily limit before you can react.
Flat before the Friday close.
Allowed with the Weekend holding add-onThe split climbs with each successful payout: 70 % on the first, 80 % on the second, 90 % from the third onward. Requests every 14 days, each one gated by the profitable days and consistency rules.
You make $1 000 on a $25 000 account: the first payout is $700, by the third payout you keep $900 of every $1 000.
The split climbs with each successful payout; requests every 14 days.
The account must not stay inactive for more than seven consecutive days. The clock runs from the exact time of your last activity, and opening or closing a position both reset it. Seven full days without either end the account.
Note that a position held open for more than seven days without any other activity counts as inactivity.
Seven consecutive days without a trade end the account.
Hedging or offsetting positions on the same or correlated instruments, on one account or across several; copying trades from any external signal, group, feed or another trader; coordinating accounts; latency or feed arbitrage; tick scalping; and gambling-style one-sided bets that try to pass on one or two oversized trades. Any of these ends the account immediately.
Expert Advisors are allowed on MetaTrader 5 after a quick compliance review. Day trading, swing trading, scalping on technical analysis and every chart-based strategy are fine.
Offsetting positions on the same or correlated instruments and copying external signals end the account immediately. EAs are allowed after a compliance review.
Phase 1 closes when your account is up 10 % on the starting balance; the verification phase closes at +5 %. Both are measured on closed balance, and neither has a deadline.
There is no minimum number of trading days.
On a $100 000 account you need $110 000 to pass phase 1 and $105 000 (of a fresh $100 000) to pass the verification.
Phase 1 closes at +10 %, the verification at +5 %. No deadline and no minimum days.
The floor is fixed at 6 % below the starting balance and never moves, however much the account grows. Equity (including open positions) closing below it ends the account.
Simple and predictable: you always know your exact floor in dollars from day one.
On a $100 000 account with a 10 % static drawdown the floor is $90 000. If the account grows to $115 000 the floor is still $90 000.
Measured from the starting balance; built for a market that gaps.
You cannot lose more than 4 % of the starting balance in one trading day. The limit is measured from the day’s opening balance and counts realised and floating losses together.
The day resets at midnight MT5 server time (EET/EEST): 21:00 UTC in summer and 22:00 UTC in winter, the same on the WebTrader and on MT5. Crypto accounts reset with the UTC day. Hitting the limit ends the account.
On a $100 000 account with a 5 % limit you may lose $5 000 today. If the day opened at $103 000, the account may not go below $98 000 during that day.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the UTC day.
A trade idea is the total combined risk of every position opened on the same instrument in the same direction as one thesis. It may risk at most 2 % of the current account balance. Exceeding it is a hard breach: the first violation ends the account, with no warning.
Risk = (entry − stop loss) × position size. Scaling in counts as one idea; positions without a stop count at the loss they actually realise.
On a $100 000 account the cap is $2 000. EURUSD entry 1.1000 with the stop at 1.0950 is 50 pips, so the largest position that keeps within $2 000 is 4 lots.
No single position may risk more than 2 % of the starting balance, read from your closed trades on Bybit.
No single trading day may make up more than 40 % of the profit, in the evaluation and before a payout on the funded account. It is not a day count: you can reach the target on any day, but the profit has to be spread so that no day carries more than 40 % of it, which takes at least three profitable days. The rule holds back the promotion or the payout, it does not fail the account.
Your profit adds up to $1 000 and the threshold is 40 %: no single day may have contributed more than $400.
No single day may make up more than 40 % of the profit, in the evaluation and before a payout.
Up to ten positions may be open at the same time on the Bybit account, five in the verification phase, with leverage up to 50:1. Total notional exposure may not exceed three times the account balance. The checks read your Bybit position events, so a position that breaks a limit is detected after it opens and ends the account.
Up to ten open positions on the Bybit account (five in the verification phase), leverage up to 50:1.
Crypto accounts have no weekend rule and no news rule: perpetuals trade around the clock and your positions may be held through Saturday and Sunday. Drawdown and the daily limit keep running through the weekend, so size for a market that never closes.
No weekend or news rule on crypto accounts: perpetuals trade around the clock and so do you.
The evaluation phases have no inactivity rule. Once the account is funded, seven consecutive days without an execution on Bybit end it. The clock runs from the exact time of your last fill, and any fill resets it.
The evaluation has no inactivity rule. On the funded account, seven days without an execution end it.
80 % of the profit on the funded account is yours. Payouts can be requested every 14 days, they are paid in cash and every one is published on the ledger with amount, method and processing time. Your evaluation fee comes back in full with the second successful payout.
Fixed. Paid every 14 days once funded.
One phase, one target: +10 % on the starting balance, measured on closed balance, with no deadline.
There is no minimum number of trading days.
On a $50 000 account the target is $55 000.
One phase, one target, no deadline and no minimum days.
The floor sits 6 % below the highest equity the account has reached and moves up with it; it never moves down. Once the floor reaches the starting balance it locks there, so your own profit can never be what fails you.
Equity, including open positions, closing below the floor ends the account.
With 6 % trailing on $100 000 the floor starts at $94 000. The account reaches $110 000, so the floor moves to $103 400; the account then drops to $105 000 and the floor stays at $103 400.
Trails your high-water mark.
You cannot lose more than 3 % of the starting balance in one trading day. The limit is measured from the day’s opening balance and counts realised and floating losses together.
The day resets at midnight MT5 server time (EET/EEST): 21:00 UTC in summer and 22:00 UTC in winter, the same on the WebTrader and on MT5. Crypto accounts reset with the UTC day. Hitting the limit ends the account.
On a $100 000 account with a 5 % limit you may lose $5 000 today. If the day opened at $103 000, the account may not go below $98 000 during that day.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the UTC day.
A trade idea is the total combined risk of every position opened on the same instrument in the same direction as one thesis. It may risk at most 2 % of the current account balance. Exceeding it is a hard breach: the first violation ends the account, with no warning.
Risk = (entry − stop loss) × position size. Scaling in counts as one idea; positions without a stop count at the loss they actually realise.
On a $100 000 account the cap is $2 000. EURUSD entry 1.1000 with the stop at 1.0950 is 50 pips, so the largest position that keeps within $2 000 is 4 lots.
No single position may risk more than 2 % of the starting balance, read from your closed trades on Bybit.
No single trading day may make up more than 40 % of the profit, in the evaluation and before a payout on the funded account. It is not a day count: you can reach the target on any day, but the profit has to be spread so that no day carries more than 40 % of it, which takes at least three profitable days. The rule holds back the promotion or the payout, it does not fail the account.
Your profit adds up to $1 000 and the threshold is 40 %: no single day may have contributed more than $400.
No single day may make up more than 40 % of the profit, in the evaluation and before a payout.
Up to ten positions may be open at the same time on the Bybit account, five in the verification phase, with leverage up to 50:1. Total notional exposure may not exceed three times the account balance. The checks read your Bybit position events, so a position that breaks a limit is detected after it opens and ends the account.
Up to ten open positions on the Bybit account (five in the verification phase), leverage up to 50:1.
Crypto accounts have no weekend rule and no news rule: perpetuals trade around the clock and your positions may be held through Saturday and Sunday. Drawdown and the daily limit keep running through the weekend, so size for a market that never closes.
No weekend or news rule on crypto accounts: perpetuals trade around the clock and so do you.
The evaluation phases have no inactivity rule. Once the account is funded, seven consecutive days without an execution on Bybit end it. The clock runs from the exact time of your last fill, and any fill resets it.
The evaluation has no inactivity rule. On the funded account, seven days without an execution end it.
80 % of the profit on the funded account is yours. Payouts can be requested every 14 days, they are paid in cash and every one is published on the ledger with amount, method and processing time. Your evaluation fee comes back in full with the second successful payout.
Fixed. Paid every 14 days once funded.
The evaluation closes when your account is up the target on the starting balance, measured on closed balance. There is no deadline, no minimum number of trading days and no consistency check, so a single good day can finish the evaluation.
On a $10 000 Perps 1-Step the target is $1 000. Close the account at $11 000 or more and the funded account follows.
One phase, one target, no deadline and no minimum days.
The floor is a fixed dollar amount below the starting balance and never moves up, however much profit you make. It is measured on equity, so open positions count at the mark price and funding already settled counts too.
Perps 1-Step allows 6 %, Turbo 3 % and 2-Step 8 %. Equity touching the floor ends the account.
On a $10 000 Perps 1-Step the floor is $9 400. At $10 800 you still have $1 400 of room; the floor does not follow you up.
Measured from the starting balance on equity at the mark price; the floor never moves.
Measured from the balance at 00:00 UTC, on equity, so open positions count at the mark price. The day runs on UTC because perps settle funding on UTC hours. Reaching the limit ends the account; the limit resets at the next UTC midnight.
A $10 000 Perps 1-Step opens the day at $10 200 with a 3 % limit: the day’s floor is $9 900. Equity at $9 900 ends the account; $9 950 and a recovery is fine.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the UTC day.
The only trading cost is 0.045 % of the notional per side, charged when the position closes for both the opening and the closing side. There is no markup in the quotes: you see the venue’s best bid and ask.
Notional is the lot size times the price, so the fee scales with the size of the position, not with the account.
Open 0.10 lot of BTC at $66 480 (notional $6 648) and close at $66 910: the fee is $2.99 for the open and $3.01 for the close, $6.00 in total, taken from the closed P&L.
Charged on the notional when the position closes, nothing in the spread. Quotes are the venue’s best bid and ask.
Every open position is credited or charged funding at the top of each UTC hour, at the rate the venue publishes for that market. A positive rate means longs pay shorts; a negative rate means shorts pay longs. The payment is rate times notional and shows as swap on the position.
Funding is part of equity, so it counts toward the daily loss limit and the drawdown like any other P&L.
Holding 0.10 lot of BTC (notional $6 648) through an hour with funding at +0.0012 % costs $0.08 as a long and earns $0.08 as a short.
Credited or charged to every open position at the top of each UTC hour, exactly as the venue settles it. Shows as swap on the position.
Each position is margined on its own. When you open, the engine fixes a liquidation price and shows it on the ticket; it never moves. If the venue’s mark price reaches it, the position is closed at the mark and the trading fee is charged. Last-traded prints do not trigger it, only the mark.
Maintenance margin is half of the initial margin at the venue’s maximum leverage for that market, so the distance to liquidation depends on the market, not on the leverage you picked.
Long 0.10 lot of BTC at $66 480 at 10×: margin $665, liquidation $63 180 (about 5 % below entry on a 10× market). Mark at $63 180 closes the position; a wick in the last price does not.
Isolated per position. The liquidation price is fixed at open and shown on the ticket; maintenance margin is half of the initial margin at the venue maximum.
You choose the leverage per order, from 1× up to the cap for that market: 10× on BTC, ETH, SOL and index perps, 8× on gold and commodities, 5× on the other crypto perps and 4× on stock perps. The venue’s own maximum is always the ceiling. Higher leverage means less margin per lot, not a different liquidation distance.
With $10 000 of notional, 10× takes $1 000 of margin, 5× takes $2 000 and 4× takes $2 500. An order above the cap is refused before it reaches the book.
BTC, ETH, SOL and indices 10×, gold 8×, other crypto 5×, stocks 4×. The venue maximum is always the cap.
Perps trade around the clock, stock and index perps included, and so does your account. There is no weekend rule and no news window: hold through Saturday, open on Sunday night, trade the CPI print. Funding keeps settling every hour while you hold.
A long opened on Friday evening and closed on Monday morning is just a trade with about 60 funding settlements in between.
No weekend rule, no news window. Perps trade around the clock and so do you, stock and index perps included.
Thirty consecutive days without a trade end the account, in the evaluation and once funded. The clock runs from your last execution and any fill resets it. Open positions count as activity through their funding settlements, so a swing trade keeps the account alive.
Last trade on 1 March, nothing until 31 March: the account closes. One 0.01-lot trade on 20 March restarts the 30 days.
Thirty days without a trade end the account, in the evaluation and once funded.
You keep 80 % of the profit on the funded account, 90 % with the Profit Split Boost add-on chosen at checkout. Payouts are on demand: seven days after your first trade on the funded account you can request any amount from $20, as often as you like. The evaluation fee comes back in full with the second payout.
Funded on 1 June, first trade the same day, $300 of profit by 8 June: request $240 (80 %) that day, or $270 with the Boost. Every payout is published on the ledger.
Payouts on demand from $20, seven days after your first funded trade; the fee comes back in full with the second payout.
90 % with the Profit Split Boost add-onOffsetting positions on the same or a correlated perp across accounts, copying external signals, arbitrage against the mirrored feed, tick scalping, coordinating several accounts and trading under someone else’s identity end the account immediately, with the trade that caused it delivered in the notice.
Everything else is a trading decision: any leverage up to the cap, any holding time, news, weekends, scalping on the chart.
Long BTC on your account and short BTC on a friend’s account so that one of you passes: both accounts end.
Offsetting positions across accounts, copying external signals, feed arbitrage and coordinated accounts end the account immediately.
The evaluation closes when your account is up the target on the starting balance, measured on closed balance. There is no deadline, no minimum number of trading days and no consistency check, so a single good day can finish the evaluation.
On a $10 000 Perps 1-Step the target is $1 000. Close the account at $11 000 or more and the funded account follows.
One phase, one target, no deadline and no minimum days.
The floor is a fixed dollar amount below the starting balance and never moves up, however much profit you make. It is measured on equity, so open positions count at the mark price and funding already settled counts too.
Perps 1-Step allows 6 %, Turbo 3 % and 2-Step 8 %. Equity touching the floor ends the account.
On a $10 000 Perps 1-Step the floor is $9 400. At $10 800 you still have $1 400 of room; the floor does not follow you up.
Measured from the starting balance on equity at the mark price; the tightest floor on Dolvero, for the lowest fee.
Measured from the balance at 00:00 UTC, on equity, so open positions count at the mark price. The day runs on UTC because perps settle funding on UTC hours. Reaching the limit ends the account; the limit resets at the next UTC midnight.
A $10 000 Perps 1-Step opens the day at $10 200 with a 3 % limit: the day’s floor is $9 900. Equity at $9 900 ends the account; $9 950 and a recovery is fine.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the UTC day.
The only trading cost is 0.045 % of the notional per side, charged when the position closes for both the opening and the closing side. There is no markup in the quotes: you see the venue’s best bid and ask.
Notional is the lot size times the price, so the fee scales with the size of the position, not with the account.
Open 0.10 lot of BTC at $66 480 (notional $6 648) and close at $66 910: the fee is $2.99 for the open and $3.01 for the close, $6.00 in total, taken from the closed P&L.
Charged on the notional when the position closes, nothing in the spread. Quotes are the venue’s best bid and ask.
Every open position is credited or charged funding at the top of each UTC hour, at the rate the venue publishes for that market. A positive rate means longs pay shorts; a negative rate means shorts pay longs. The payment is rate times notional and shows as swap on the position.
Funding is part of equity, so it counts toward the daily loss limit and the drawdown like any other P&L.
Holding 0.10 lot of BTC (notional $6 648) through an hour with funding at +0.0012 % costs $0.08 as a long and earns $0.08 as a short.
Credited or charged to every open position at the top of each UTC hour, exactly as the venue settles it. Shows as swap on the position.
Each position is margined on its own. When you open, the engine fixes a liquidation price and shows it on the ticket; it never moves. If the venue’s mark price reaches it, the position is closed at the mark and the trading fee is charged. Last-traded prints do not trigger it, only the mark.
Maintenance margin is half of the initial margin at the venue’s maximum leverage for that market, so the distance to liquidation depends on the market, not on the leverage you picked.
Long 0.10 lot of BTC at $66 480 at 10×: margin $665, liquidation $63 180 (about 5 % below entry on a 10× market). Mark at $63 180 closes the position; a wick in the last price does not.
Isolated per position. The liquidation price is fixed at open and shown on the ticket; maintenance margin is half of the initial margin at the venue maximum.
You choose the leverage per order, from 1× up to the cap for that market: 10× on BTC, ETH, SOL and index perps, 8× on gold and commodities, 5× on the other crypto perps and 4× on stock perps. The venue’s own maximum is always the ceiling. Higher leverage means less margin per lot, not a different liquidation distance.
With $10 000 of notional, 10× takes $1 000 of margin, 5× takes $2 000 and 4× takes $2 500. An order above the cap is refused before it reaches the book.
BTC, ETH, SOL and indices 10×, gold 8×, other crypto 5×, stocks 4×. The venue maximum is always the cap.
Perps trade around the clock, stock and index perps included, and so does your account. There is no weekend rule and no news window: hold through Saturday, open on Sunday night, trade the CPI print. Funding keeps settling every hour while you hold.
A long opened on Friday evening and closed on Monday morning is just a trade with about 60 funding settlements in between.
No weekend rule, no news window. Perps trade around the clock and so do you, stock and index perps included.
Thirty consecutive days without a trade end the account, in the evaluation and once funded. The clock runs from your last execution and any fill resets it. Open positions count as activity through their funding settlements, so a swing trade keeps the account alive.
Last trade on 1 March, nothing until 31 March: the account closes. One 0.01-lot trade on 20 March restarts the 30 days.
Thirty days without a trade end the account, in the evaluation and once funded.
You keep 80 % of the profit on the funded account, 90 % with the Profit Split Boost add-on chosen at checkout. Payouts are on demand: seven days after your first trade on the funded account you can request any amount from $20, as often as you like. The evaluation fee comes back in full with the second payout.
Funded on 1 June, first trade the same day, $300 of profit by 8 June: request $240 (80 %) that day, or $270 with the Boost. Every payout is published on the ledger.
Payouts on demand from $20, seven days after your first funded trade; the fee comes back in full with the second payout.
90 % with the Profit Split Boost add-onOffsetting positions on the same or a correlated perp across accounts, copying external signals, arbitrage against the mirrored feed, tick scalping, coordinating several accounts and trading under someone else’s identity end the account immediately, with the trade that caused it delivered in the notice.
Everything else is a trading decision: any leverage up to the cap, any holding time, news, weekends, scalping on the chart.
Long BTC on your account and short BTC on a friend’s account so that one of you passes: both accounts end.
Offsetting positions across accounts, copying external signals, feed arbitrage and coordinated accounts end the account immediately.
Phase 1 closes when the account is up 10 % on the starting balance; the verification phase closes at +5 %. Both are measured on closed balance, neither has a deadline, and there are no minimum days or consistency checks in either phase.
On a $10 000 Perps 2-Step, phase 1 ends at $11 000 and the verification at $10 500 on a fresh account.
Phase 1 closes at +10 %, the verification at +5 %. No deadline and no minimum days.
The floor is a fixed dollar amount below the starting balance and never moves up, however much profit you make. It is measured on equity, so open positions count at the mark price and funding already settled counts too.
Perps 1-Step allows 6 %, Turbo 3 % and 2-Step 8 %. Equity touching the floor ends the account.
On a $10 000 Perps 1-Step the floor is $9 400. At $10 800 you still have $1 400 of room; the floor does not follow you up.
Measured from the starting balance on equity at the mark price; the floor never moves.
Measured from the balance at 00:00 UTC, on equity, so open positions count at the mark price. The day runs on UTC because perps settle funding on UTC hours. Reaching the limit ends the account; the limit resets at the next UTC midnight.
A $10 000 Perps 1-Step opens the day at $10 200 with a 3 % limit: the day’s floor is $9 900. Equity at $9 900 ends the account; $9 950 and a recovery is fine.
From the day’s opening balance; resets with the UTC day.
The only trading cost is 0.045 % of the notional per side, charged when the position closes for both the opening and the closing side. There is no markup in the quotes: you see the venue’s best bid and ask.
Notional is the lot size times the price, so the fee scales with the size of the position, not with the account.
Open 0.10 lot of BTC at $66 480 (notional $6 648) and close at $66 910: the fee is $2.99 for the open and $3.01 for the close, $6.00 in total, taken from the closed P&L.
Charged on the notional when the position closes, nothing in the spread. Quotes are the venue’s best bid and ask.
Every open position is credited or charged funding at the top of each UTC hour, at the rate the venue publishes for that market. A positive rate means longs pay shorts; a negative rate means shorts pay longs. The payment is rate times notional and shows as swap on the position.
Funding is part of equity, so it counts toward the daily loss limit and the drawdown like any other P&L.
Holding 0.10 lot of BTC (notional $6 648) through an hour with funding at +0.0012 % costs $0.08 as a long and earns $0.08 as a short.
Credited or charged to every open position at the top of each UTC hour, exactly as the venue settles it. Shows as swap on the position.
Each position is margined on its own. When you open, the engine fixes a liquidation price and shows it on the ticket; it never moves. If the venue’s mark price reaches it, the position is closed at the mark and the trading fee is charged. Last-traded prints do not trigger it, only the mark.
Maintenance margin is half of the initial margin at the venue’s maximum leverage for that market, so the distance to liquidation depends on the market, not on the leverage you picked.
Long 0.10 lot of BTC at $66 480 at 10×: margin $665, liquidation $63 180 (about 5 % below entry on a 10× market). Mark at $63 180 closes the position; a wick in the last price does not.
Isolated per position. The liquidation price is fixed at open and shown on the ticket; maintenance margin is half of the initial margin at the venue maximum.
You choose the leverage per order, from 1× up to the cap for that market: 10× on BTC, ETH, SOL and index perps, 8× on gold and commodities, 5× on the other crypto perps and 4× on stock perps. The venue’s own maximum is always the ceiling. Higher leverage means less margin per lot, not a different liquidation distance.
With $10 000 of notional, 10× takes $1 000 of margin, 5× takes $2 000 and 4× takes $2 500. An order above the cap is refused before it reaches the book.
BTC, ETH, SOL and indices 10×, gold 8×, other crypto 5×, stocks 4×. The venue maximum is always the cap.
Perps trade around the clock, stock and index perps included, and so does your account. There is no weekend rule and no news window: hold through Saturday, open on Sunday night, trade the CPI print. Funding keeps settling every hour while you hold.
A long opened on Friday evening and closed on Monday morning is just a trade with about 60 funding settlements in between.
No weekend rule, no news window. Perps trade around the clock and so do you, stock and index perps included.
Thirty consecutive days without a trade end the account, in the evaluation and once funded. The clock runs from your last execution and any fill resets it. Open positions count as activity through their funding settlements, so a swing trade keeps the account alive.
Last trade on 1 March, nothing until 31 March: the account closes. One 0.01-lot trade on 20 March restarts the 30 days.
Thirty days without a trade end the account, in the evaluation and once funded.
You keep 80 % of the profit on the funded account, 90 % with the Profit Split Boost add-on chosen at checkout. Payouts are on demand: seven days after your first trade on the funded account you can request any amount from $20, as often as you like. The evaluation fee comes back in full with the second payout.
Funded on 1 June, first trade the same day, $300 of profit by 8 June: request $240 (80 %) that day, or $270 with the Boost. Every payout is published on the ledger.
Payouts on demand from $20, seven days after your first funded trade; the fee comes back in full with the second payout.
90 % with the Profit Split Boost add-onOffsetting positions on the same or a correlated perp across accounts, copying external signals, arbitrage against the mirrored feed, tick scalping, coordinating several accounts and trading under someone else’s identity end the account immediately, with the trade that caused it delivered in the notice.
Everything else is a trading decision: any leverage up to the cap, any holding time, news, weekends, scalping on the chart.
Long BTC on your account and short BTC on a friend’s account so that one of you passes: both accounts end.
Offsetting positions across accounts, copying external signals, feed arbitrage and coordinated accounts end the account immediately.
Futures targets are fixed dollar amounts per account size, not percentages: $1 250 – $9 000. The target is measured on closed balance at the end of a session.
By account size, $25K to $150K.
The max-loss line trails your closed balance once per session, at the end of the trading day, never intraday. It stops trailing $100 above the starting balance. Amounts by account size: $1 000 – $4 500.
A $50 000 DolveroPro account starts with the line at $48 000. After a day that closes at $51 000 the line moves to $49 000 at session end; it will never go above $50 100.
Trails the closed balance once per session, stops $100 above the start.
Futures programs do not fail on a bad day: when the day’s loss reaches the figure for your account size ($1 200 – $2 700), trading locks until the next session and you continue tomorrow. There is no lock on the $25K account.
On a $100 000 DolveroPro account the lock is $1 800. Reach it and the terminal refuses new orders until the next session opens.
Locks the day, never fails the account. No lock on the $25K.
No single day may make up more than the program’s share of the profit: 40 %. DolveroPro checks it on the funded account, DolveroFlex in the evaluation, DolveroDirect on every payout request. The rule delays a pass or a payout, it does not end the account.
No single day above 40 % of the profit on the funded account.
2, 4, 6 or 10 open contracts on the $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K accounts, counted across every symbol on the ladder. An order that would exceed the cap is refused by the terminal.
Open contracts across every symbol, by size.
90 % of the profit is yours on every futures program, with a $500 minimum per payout request. Payouts are published on the same ledger as every other Dolvero account.
$500 minimum per payout request.
Futures targets are fixed dollar amounts per account size, not percentages: $1 250 – $9 000. The target is measured on closed balance at the end of a session.
By account size, $25K to $150K.
The max-loss line trails your closed balance once per session, at the end of the trading day, never intraday. It stops trailing $100 above the starting balance. Amounts by account size: $1 000 – $4 500.
A $50 000 DolveroPro account starts with the line at $48 000. After a day that closes at $51 000 the line moves to $49 000 at session end; it will never go above $50 100.
Trails the closed balance once per session, stops $100 above the start.
There is no figure that resets with the calendar on this account. What limits you is the drawdown floor and, on prediction accounts, the cap per question. Events resolve when they resolve.
Flex has no daily figure at all.
No single day may make up more than the program’s share of the profit: 50 %. DolveroPro checks it on the funded account, DolveroFlex in the evaluation, DolveroDirect on every payout request. The rule delays a pass or a payout, it does not end the account.
No single day above half of the evaluation profit.
2, 4, 6 or 10 open contracts on the $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K accounts, counted across every symbol on the ladder. An order that would exceed the cap is refused by the terminal.
Open contracts across every symbol, by size.
90 % of the profit is yours on every futures program, with a $500 minimum per payout request. Payouts are published on the same ledger as every other Dolvero account.
$500 minimum per payout request.
The account is funded from the day you buy it. There is no target to hit; you trade toward your first payout, which is gated by the profitable days and consistency rules on this card set.
Funded from day one.
The max-loss line trails your closed balance once per session, at the end of the trading day, never intraday. It stops trailing $100 above the starting balance. Amounts by account size: $1 000 – $5 000.
A $50 000 DolveroPro account starts with the line at $48 000. After a day that closes at $51 000 the line moves to $49 000 at session end; it will never go above $50 100.
Trails the closed balance once per session, stops $100 above the start.
Futures programs do not fail on a bad day: when the day’s loss reaches the figure for your account size ($1 200 – $3 000), trading locks until the next session and you continue tomorrow. There is no lock on the $25K account.
On a $100 000 DolveroPro account the lock is $1 800. Reach it and the terminal refuses new orders until the next session opens.
Locks the day, never fails the account. No lock on the $25K.
No single day may make up more than the program’s share of the profit: 20 %. DolveroPro checks it on the funded account, DolveroFlex in the evaluation, DolveroDirect on every payout request. The rule delays a pass or a payout, it does not end the account.
No single day above 20 % of the profit you request.
DolveroDirect accounts trade five sessions before the first payout request. After that, requests follow the normal cycle.
Five trading days before the first request.
2, 4, 6 or 10 open contracts on the $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K accounts, counted across every symbol on the ladder. An order that would exceed the cap is refused by the terminal.
Open contracts across every symbol, by size.
90 % of the profit is yours on every futures program, with a $500 minimum per payout request. Payouts are published on the same ledger as every other Dolvero account.
$500 minimum per payout request.
One evaluation, one target: +10 % on the starting balance, with no deadline. Because profit per question is capped at 3 % of the account, the target needs at least four winning questions.
On a $10 000 account the target is $11 000; no single question may contribute more than $300 of it.
One evaluation, no deadline.
The floor is fixed at 5 % below the starting balance and never moves, however much the account grows. Equity (including open positions) closing below it ends the account.
Simple and predictable: you always know your exact floor in dollars from day one.
On a $100 000 account with a 10 % static drawdown the floor is $90 000. If the account grows to $115 000 the floor is still $90 000.
Measured from the starting balance.
Profit from any single question is capped at 3 % of the account; anything above it does not count toward the target or a payout. The cap stops one lucky ballot from deciding an evaluation and pushes you to spread your view across questions.
On a $10 000 account a question can contribute at most $300, whatever the size of the win.
Profit from any single question is capped, so no trader is one ballot away.
At most 30 % of the account can be tied up in one market at a time. The engine refuses an order that would push the exposure on that question above the cap, so an account can never ride on a single event.
Combined with the 3 % profit cap per question it makes a prediction account a portfolio of views rather than one bet.
On a $10 000 account you can hold at most $3 000 of contracts on one market; a further $1 000 order on the same question is refused.
No more than 30 % of the account can be staked on one market at a time.
There is no figure that resets with the calendar on this account. What limits you is the drawdown floor and, on prediction accounts, the cap per question. Events resolve when they resolve.
Events resolve when they resolve; nothing resets with the calendar.
Every contract is mirrored live from a regulated US exchange and settles on that exchange’s official result, using the settlement source written into each question: weather on the named station and The Weather Company, economic data on the official release, elections on the certified result. Dolvero copies the result and has no discretion over it, so a different reading in an app or on another station is not a basis for a dispute.
Weather on the named station, data on the official release, elections on the certified result. Dolvero has no say in it.
Buy orders above 97¢ are refused, and in the final hour before a market closes the limit is 90¢. A contract at 99¢ pays 1¢ for a sure thing, which is not forecasting. Every trade also carries a spread of 1.5 % of the price per side (1¢ floor) plus a small per-trade fee on entry and exit.
A contract at 99¢ pays 1¢ for a sure thing. That is not forecasting, so the engine refuses the order.
One trader, one prediction account. Opening a second account, getting around a pause or a limit with another account, masking who you are, or exploiting a stale price feed ends every account involved. Identity is verified before the first payout.
One trader, one prediction account. A second account, or masking who you are, ends both.
70 % of the profit on the funded account is yours. Payouts can be requested every 14 days, they are paid in cash and every one is published on the ledger with amount, method and processing time. Your evaluation fee comes back in full with the second successful payout.
Fixed for prediction accounts.
Conduct
The list follows the market you picked above. CFD, crypto, perps and prediction accounts are judged by different things.
Opening offsetting or opposite positions on the same instrument OR on correlated instruments (e.g. long EURUSD and short USDCHF), whether on the same account or across multiple accounts, designed to neutralise market risk
Opening offsetting or opposite positions on the same instrument OR on correlated instruments (e.g. long EURUSD and short USDCHF), whether on the …
Latency arbitrage, statistical arbitrage, or exploiting price differences between brokers, platforms, or feed sources
Latency arbitrage, statistical arbitrage, or exploiting price differences between brokers, platforms, or feed sources
Strategies designed to exploit server latency, feed delays, or connection speeds
Strategies designed to exploit server latency, feed delays, or connection speeds
Copying trades from any third-party signal provider, signal group (Telegram, Discord, paid services), commercial signal feed, or another trader's account; mirroring identical setups across multiple accounts in the same time window
Copying trades from any third-party signal provider, signal group (Telegram, Discord, paid services), commercial signal feed, or another trader's …
Coordinating trades, splitting risk, or distributing strategies across multiple Dolvero accounts (your own or those of others)
Coordinating trades, splitting risk, or distributing strategies across multiple Dolvero accounts (your own or those of others)
Any form of trading where the Customer attempts to pass the evaluation through one or more oversized positions that represent a disproportionate share of account equity, including: (a) opening a single trade (or a small number of trades) so large that the outcome of one market move would substantially complete or fail the evaluation; (b) attempting to reach the profit target in a single trading session or with one or two oversized trades instead of demonstrating consistent skill across multiple sessions; (c) directional betting where all available margin is committed in one direction without proper risk management; and (d) coordinated clusters of positions effectively functioning as a single oversized bet. The Customer must demonstrate consistent profitability across multiple separate trading sessions and, on CFD evaluations, meet the minimum trading days requirement; passing the evaluation must never depend on the outcome of one or two trades
Any form of trading where the Customer attempts to pass the evaluation through one or more oversized positions that represent a disproportionate …
Opening and closing positions within the same day
Opening and closing positions within the same day
Holding positions for days or weeks (with weekend addon)
Holding positions for days or weeks (with weekend addon)
Quick trades based on technical analysis (not tick scalping)
Quick trades based on technical analysis (not tick scalping)
Expert Advisors with proper pre-approval
Expert Advisors with proper pre-approval
All forms of chart-based trading strategies
All forms of chart-based trading strategies
Opening opposite positions on the same or a correlated pair across your accounts, or with another trader, so that one side is guaranteed to pass. Bybit runs one-way mode on the challenge, so the only hedge possible is between accounts, and that ends both.
Opening opposite positions on the same or a correlated pair across your accounts, or with another trader, so that one side is guaranteed to pass. …
Latency or statistical arbitrage, or exploiting price differences between the Bybit demo feed and any other venue. The account is judged on trading decisions, not on feed timing.
Latency or statistical arbitrage, or exploiting price differences between the Bybit demo feed and any other venue. The account is judged on trading …
Strategies built on server latency, feed delays or connection speed rather than on a market view. Scalping on a chart is fine; scalping the feed is not.
Strategies built on server latency, feed delays or connection speed rather than on a market view. Scalping on a chart is fine; scalping the feed is …
Copying trades from a signal group, a paid feed, a copy-trading product or another trader’s account, or mirroring identical entries across accounts. Every trade has to be your own decision.
Copying trades from a signal group, a paid feed, a copy-trading product or another trader’s account, or mirroring identical entries across …
Splitting risk or distributing one strategy across several Dolvero accounts, yours or other people’s, so that at least one of them passes. Every account is expected to stand on its own.
Splitting risk or distributing one strategy across several Dolvero accounts, yours or other people’s, so that at least one of them passes. Every …
Trying to pass with one or a few oversized positions that carry a disproportionate share of the account. The 2 % risk per trade and the 40 % consistency rule catch most of it; the rest is judged by the risk desk.
Trying to pass with one or a few oversized positions that carry a disproportionate share of the account. The 2 % risk per trade and the 40 % …
Opening and closing positions within the day on any of the listed perpetuals. No session limits, no minimum holding time.
Opening and closing positions within the day on any of the listed perpetuals. No session limits, no minimum holding time.
Crypto trades around the clock and so does the account. Positions can be held for days or weeks, through Saturday and Sunday, with no weekend rule and no add-on.
Crypto trades around the clock and so does the account. Positions can be held for days or weeks, through Saturday and Sunday, with no weekend rule …
Quick trades based on the chart and the order book. Only latency-based tick scalping is out.
Quick trades based on the chart and the order book. Only latency-based tick scalping is out.
There is no news window on a crypto account. CPI, FOMC, ETF decisions: open, hold or close whenever you like.
There is no news window on a crypto account. CPI, FOMC, ETF decisions: open, hold or close whenever you like.
Algorithmic trading on your Bybit demo needs no pre-approval, as long as the bot is yours and it keeps every rule above: no latency exploits, no copy feeds, no cross-account coordination.
Algorithmic trading on your Bybit demo needs no pre-approval, as long as the bot is yours and it keeps every rule above: no latency exploits, no …
Every chart-based approach: trendlines, levels, indicators, order-flow. How you read the market is up to you.
Every chart-based approach: trendlines, levels, indicators, order-flow. How you read the market is up to you.
Opening opposite positions on the same or a correlated perp across your accounts, or with another trader, so that one side is guaranteed to pass. The engine nets opposite orders on one account, so the only hedge possible is between accounts, and that ends both.
Opening opposite positions on the same or a correlated perp across your accounts, or with another trader, so that one side is guaranteed to pass. …
Latency or statistical arbitrage, or trading the difference between the mirrored mark price and any other venue’s quote. The account is judged on trading decisions, not on feed timing.
Latency or statistical arbitrage, or trading the difference between the mirrored mark price and any other venue’s quote. The account is judged on …
Strategies built on server latency, feed delays or connection speed rather than on a market view. Scalping on a chart is fine; scalping the feed is not.
Strategies built on server latency, feed delays or connection speed rather than on a market view. Scalping on a chart is fine; scalping the feed is …
Copying trades from a signal group, a paid feed, a copy-trading product or another trader’s account, or mirroring identical entries across accounts. Every trade has to be your own decision.
Copying trades from a signal group, a paid feed, a copy-trading product or another trader’s account, or mirroring identical entries across …
Splitting risk or distributing one strategy across several Dolvero accounts, yours or other people’s, so that at least one of them passes. Every account is expected to stand on its own.
Splitting risk or distributing one strategy across several Dolvero accounts, yours or other people’s, so that at least one of them passes. Every …
Trading someone else’s account, letting someone trade yours, or hiding where you log in from to get around a limit. One trader, one identity, verified before the first payout.
Trading someone else’s account, letting someone trade yours, or hiding where you log in from to get around a limit. One trader, one identity, …
Opening and closing positions within the day on any listed perp. No session limits, no minimum holding time, no minimum trading days.
Opening and closing positions within the day on any listed perp. No session limits, no minimum holding time, no minimum trading days.
Holding positions for days or weeks, Saturday and Sunday included. Perps never close, so there is no weekend rule; funding keeps settling hourly while you hold.
Holding positions for days or weeks, Saturday and Sunday included. Perps never close, so there is no weekend rule; funding keeps settling hourly …
Quick in-and-out trades on a chart setup are fine. The fee is 0.045 % per side, so a scalp has to clear 0.09 % of notional to break even.
Quick in-and-out trades on a chart setup are fine. The fee is 0.045 % per side, so a scalp has to clear 0.09 % of notional to break even.
There is no news window on a perps account and no rule about holding through the hourly funding settlement. Trade the print, hold through the hour, your call.
There is no news window on a perps account and no rule about holding through the hourly funding settlement. Trade the print, hold through the hour, …
You pick the leverage per order, from 1× up to the cap for that market: 10× on BTC, ETH, SOL and indices, 8× on gold, 5× on other crypto, 4× on stocks. Liquidation is isolated to the position.
You pick the leverage per order, from 1× up to the cap for that market: 10× on BTC, ETH, SOL and indices, 8× on gold, 5× on other crypto, 4× on …
One person, one prediction account. Opening or using another one, in your name or someone else’s, to get around a pause, a breach or a limit ends every account involved, with no refund and no payout.
One person, one prediction account. Opening or using another one, in your name or someone else’s, to get around a pause, a breach or a limit ends …
Hiding your identity, location or who really controls the account: shared devices, third-party accounts, someone else trading for you. Identity is verified before the first payout and the trading history has to match it.
Hiding your identity, location or who really controls the account: shared devices, third-party accounts, someone else trading for you. Identity is …
Trading a pricing error, a stale quote, a latency gap or a mispriced market instead of a view on the outcome. The engine now prices fills from the live offer and bid, and anything that slips through is reviewed and reversed.
Trading a pricing error, a stale quote, a latency gap or a mispriced market instead of a view on the outcome. The engine now prices fills from the …
Buying yes on one account and no on another, or coordinating with other traders so that one account is guaranteed to win the question. Both accounts end.
Buying yes on one account and no on another, or coordinating with other traders so that one account is guaranteed to win the question. Both …
Trading against yourself between accounts, painting a price or coordinating to move a market. Fills mirror a live exchange, so this shows up immediately in the order log.
Trading against yourself between accounts, painting a price or coordinating to move a market. Fills mirror a live exchange, so this shows up …
Orders whose outcome is effectively known are refused before they fill: buys above 97¢, any buy above 90¢ in the final hour or on a market without a verifiable live underlying that settles within 24 hours, entries once the event is under way, and markets the engine scores as decided. Nothing ends the account here; the order simply does not go through.
Orders whose outcome is effectively known are refused before they fill: buys above 97¢, any buy above 90¢ in the final hour or on a market without …
Buy yes where you think the market is too low and no where it is too high, across as many questions as you like. Only the same market hedged across accounts is out.
Buy yes where you think the market is too low and no where it is too high, across as many questions as you like. Only the same market hedged across …
You do not have to wait for the result. Sell a contract back to the market whenever its price has moved your way; the spread and fee on the ticket are the only cost.
You do not have to wait for the result. Sell a contract back to the market whenever its price has moved your way; the spread and fee on the ticket …
Hold through the result and the contract pays 100¢ or 0¢ on the exchange’s official settlement. Dolvero has no say in the outcome.
Hold through the result and the contract pays 100¢ or 0¢ on the exchange’s official settlement. Dolvero has no say in the outcome.
Data releases, central-bank decisions, elections: these are the product, not a blocked window. Trade before, during and after, seven days a week.
Data releases, central-bank decisions, elections: these are the product, not a blocked window. Trade before, during and after, seven days a week.
Spread the account across questions. The only limits are 30 % of the account per market and the 3 % profit cap per question, both there to reward a spread of views over one lucky ballot.
Spread the account across questions. The only limits are 30 % of the account per market and the 3 % profit cap per question, both there to reward a …
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Raw ECN spreads apply to 2-Step accounts: on MetaTrader 5 as the raw book plus $20 per million per side, on the WebTrader as the 2-Step spread tier with no commission. 1-Step and Instant accounts trade on their own spread tiers on both platforms (with commission on MT5), listed under the Spread tiers tab. The Forex, Metals, Indices, Crypto and Stock CFD tables show the raw averages for 2-Step.
| Symbol | Name | 1 Pip | Min. spread | Avg. spread | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUDCAD | Australian Dollar vs Canadian Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.9 | 20 / mio |
| AUDCHF | Australian Dollar vs Swiss Franc | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.8 | 20 / mio |
| AUDJPY | Australian Dollar vs Japanese Yen | 0.01 | 0 | 0.6 | 20 / mio |
| AUDNZD | Australian Dollar vs New Zealand Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.9 | 20 / mio |
| AUDUSD | Australian Dollar vs US Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.3 | 20 / mio |
| CADCHF | Canadian Dollar vs Swiss Franc | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.7 | 20 / mio |
| CADJPY | Canadian Dollar vs Japanese Yen | 0.01 | 0 | 0.9 | 20 / mio |
| CHFJPY | Swiss Franc vs Japanese Yen | 0.01 | 0 | 1.0 | 20 / mio |
| GBPAUD | Great Britain Pound vs Australian Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.9 | 20 / mio |
| GBPCAD | Great Britain Pound vs Canadian Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 1.0 | 20 / mio |
| GBPCHF | Great Britain Pound vs Swiss Franc | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.6 | 20 / mio |
| GBPJPY | Great Britain Pound vs Japanese Yen | 0.01 | 0 | 0.5 | 20 / mio |
| GBPNZD | Great Britain Pound vs New Zealand Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 1.6 | 20 / mio |
| GBPUSD | Great Britain Pound vs US Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.4 | 20 / mio |
| EURAUD | Euro vs Australian Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.7 | 20 / mio |
| EURCAD | Euro vs Canadian Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.8 | 20 / mio |
| EURCHF | Euro vs Swiss Franc | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.7 | 20 / mio |
| EURGBP | Euro vs Great Britain Pound | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.4 | 20 / mio |
| EURJPY | Euro vs Japanese Yen | 0.01 | 0 | 0.2 | 20 / mio |
| EURNZD | Euro vs New Zealand Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.5 | 20 / mio |
| EURUSD | Euro vs US Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.1 | 20 / mio |
| NZDCAD | New Zealand Dollar vs Canadian Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.6 | 20 / mio |
| NZDCHF | New Zealand Dollar vs Swiss Franc | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.5 | 20 / mio |
| NZDJPY | New Zealand Dollar vs Japanese Yen | 0.01 | 0 | 0.7 | 20 / mio |
| NZDUSD | New Zealand Dollar vs US Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.2 | 20 / mio |
| USDCAD | US Dollar vs Canadian Dollar | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.5 | 20 / mio |
| USDCHF | US Dollar vs Swiss Franc | 0.0001 | 0 | 0.6 | 20 / mio |
| USDJPY | US Dollar vs Japanese Yen | 0.01 | 0 | 0.2 | 20 / mio |
| Symbol | Name | 1 Pip | 1 lot size | Avg. spread | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XAGUSD | Silver vs US Dollar (Spot) | 0.01 | 5,000 oz | — | 20 / mio |
| XAUUSD | Gold vs US Dollar (Spot) | 0.01 | 100 oz | 5.0 | 20 / mio |
| XAUEUR | Gold vs Euro (Spot) | 0.01 | 100 oz | 11.0 | 20 / mio |
| Symbol | Name | 1 Pip | Avg. spread | Commission | Leverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| .DE40Cash | DE 40 Index Cash | 1 | 0.30 | 5 / mio | 1:100 |
| .JP225Cash | JP 225 Index Cash | — | 5.5 | 5 / mio | 1:100 |
| .US500Cash | US 500 Index Cash | — | 0.2 | 5 / mio | 1:100 |
| .USTECHCash | US Tech 100 Index Cash | 1 | 0.3 | 5 / mio | 1:100 |
| .US30Cash | US 30 Index Cash | 1 | 0.8 | 5 / mio | 1:100 |
| BRENT | Spot Brent Crude Oil | 0.01 | 1.70 | 50 / mio | 1:20 |
| WTI | Spot WTI Light Crude Oil | 0.01 | 1.70 | 50 / mio | 1:20 |
| Symbol | Name | 1 Pip | 1 lot size | Avg. spread | Commission | Leverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTCUSD | Bitcoin vs US Dollar | 1 | 1 coin | 1.42 | 100 / mio | 1:500 |
| ETHUSD | Ethereum vs US Dollar | 1 | 10 coin | 0.08 | 300 / mio | 1:500 |
| Symbol | Name | 1 Pip | Avg. spread | Commission | Leverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GOOGL | Alphabet Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 70 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| MSFT | Microsoft Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| IBM | International Business Machines CFD | 0.01 | 3 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| VZ | Verizon Communications CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| INTC | Intel Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| LLY | Eli Lilly and Company CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| HPE | Hewlett Packard Enterprise CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| PFE | Pfizer Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| JNJ | Johnson & Johnson CFD | 0.01 | 1 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| EA | Electronic Arts Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 7 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| BA | The Boeing Company CFD | 0.01 | 17 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| ORCL | Oracle Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| NVDA | NVIDIA Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 11 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| CAT | Caterpillar Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 6 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| CSCO | Cisco Systems, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| MMM | 3M Company CFD | 0.01 | 6 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| ADBE | Adobe Systems Incorporated CFD | 0.01 | 16 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| GE | General Electric Company CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| TSLA | Tesla, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 27 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| NKE | NIKE, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| CMCSA | Comcast Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| GM | General Motors Company CFD | 0.01 | 4 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| DIS | The Walt Disney Company CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| PM | Philip Morris International CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| PG | The Procter & Gamble Company CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| PEP | PepsiCo, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| FOXA | Twenty-First Century Fox CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| KO | The Coca-Cola Company CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| AAPL | Apple Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| AMZN | Amazon.com, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 80 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| UPS | United Parcel Service CFD | 0.01 | 4 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| NFLX | Netflix, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 20 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| BRK.B | Berkshire Hathaway Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 5 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| MCD | McDonald's Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 6 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| PRU | Prudential Financial, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 6 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| SBUX | Starbucks Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| PYPL | PayPal Holdings, Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| GS | Goldman Sachs Group CFD | 0.01 | 7 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| WMT | Walmart Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| V | Visa Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 3 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| DAL | Delta Air Lines CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| WFC | Wells Fargo & Company CFD | 0.01 | 1 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| C | Citigroup Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| XOM | Exxon Mobil Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| CVX | Chevron Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 3 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| NEM | Newmont Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| JPM | JPMorgan Chase & Co. CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| BAC | Bank of America Corporation CFD | 0.01 | 2 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| EBAY | eBay Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 4 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| META | Meta Platforms Inc. CFD | 0.01 | 3 | 200 / mio | 1:20 |
| Class | Instruments | 2-Step | 1-Step | Instant Funding | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FX majors | EURUSD GBPUSD USDJPY USDCHF AUDUSD USDCAD NZDUSD | 0.4 pip | 0.6 pip | 0.8 pip | 0 |
| FX minors / crosses | EURGBP EURJPY GBPJPY EURAUD AUDNZD … | 0.7 pip | 1.0 pip | 1.3 pip | 0 |
| FX exotics | USDMXN USDZAR | 1.5 pip | 2.0 pip | 2.5 pip | 0 |
| XAUUSD | Gold vs US Dollar (Spot) | 0.25 USD | 0.30 USD | 0.35 USD | 0 |
| XAGUSD | Silver vs US Dollar (Spot) | 0.015 USD | 0.020 USD | 0.025 USD | 0 |
| BTCUSD | Bitcoin vs US Dollar | 0.008 % | 0.010 % | 0.012 % | 0 |
| Altcoins | ETH SOL XRP DOGE ADA AVAX LINK DOT LTC BCH (vs USD) | 0.06 % | 0.08 % | 0.10 % | 0 |
Dolvero WebTrader charges the spread (bid/ask) only, no commission and no swap. The spread is fixed by account type: tightest on 2-Step accounts, medium on 1-Step (Accelerated), widest on Instant Funding. Values are the full spread (bid to ask); for crypto a percentage of the price. Platinum, palladium, oil and indices carry the same standard spread on every account type. The WebTrader chart and price line show the bid of your account, so Stop Loss and Take Profit match what you see. Effective 16 Sep 2026.
Spreads are representative averages from the raw ECN price feed during normal liquidity. They may widen temporarily around macro releases, session opens and low-liquidity periods. Commission is billed on both legs (open + close).
Perps are not quoted on a spread. The terminal shows the venue’s best bid and ask with no markup and charges a flat fee per side; funding and liquidation follow the venue.
FAQ
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| Program | Platform | Phases | Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| CFD 2-Step (Classic) | MetaTrader 5 | 2 phases | 10% → 5% |
| CFD 1-Step (Accelerated) | MetaTrader 5 | 1 phase | 10% |
| CFD Instant Funding | MetaTrader 5 | None | — |
| Crypto 2-Step | Bybit Demo | 2 phases | 10% → 5% |
| Crypto 1-Step | Bybit Demo | 1 phase | 10% |
| Milestone | Increase | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Months | +25% | 3 consecutive profitable months, 3%+ monthly return, <5% drawdown |
| 6 Months | +50% | 6 months profitability, 4%+ monthly return, <4% drawdown, Sharpe >1.5 |
| 12+ Months | Fund eligible | Institutional allocation up to $1M+ |
| CFD 2-Step | 10% static | Floor never moves |
| Crypto 2-Step | 6% static | Floor never moves |
| CFD 1-Step | 6% trailing | Rises with equity |
| CFD Instant | 5% trailing | Rises with equity |
| Crypto 1-Step | 6% trailing | Rises with equity |
| Program | Threshold | Enforcement |
|---|---|---|
| CFD Instant Funding | 15% | Required for payout + min. 10 profitable days |
| Crypto 2-Step & 1-Step | 40% | Soft gate in the evaluation and before a payout, does not terminate |
| CFD 2-Step & 1-Step | — | No consistency rule |
| Program | Maximum Inactivity | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| CFD Instant Funding | 7 calendar days | Automatic account closure |
| Funded Crypto accounts | 7 calendar days | Automatic account closure |
| CFD and Crypto evaluations | No requirement | — |
| Add-on | CFD 2-Step | CFD 1-Step | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekend Holding | +15% | +15% | Hold positions through Saturday & Sunday |
| Profit Split Boost | +20% | +20% | Increase profit split from 80% to 90% |
| Relaxed Risk | -10% | — | Daily loss 4%, drawdown 8% (instead of 5%/10%) |
| No Risk Limit | +25% | +25% | Removes 2% max risk per trade restriction |
| Feature | CFD | Crypto |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 | Bybit Demo (API) |
| Markets | Forex, Indices, Commodities | 700+ USDT Perpetuals |
| Hours | 24/5 (Mon–Fri) | 24/7 |
| News Trading | Restricted (±10 min, affected instruments) | Allowed |
| Weekend Holding | Add-on required | Allowed |
| Trading Bots | Pre-approval required | Freely permitted |
| Position Limits | None | 3× total notional |
| Consistency Rule | Instant only (15%) | All accounts (40%) |
| Payout Currency | USD (USDT, bank transfer, PayPal, Wise) | USDT on-chain |
| Program | Target | Daily loss | Max drawdown | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perps 1-Step | 10 % | 3 % | 6 % static | $49 |
| Perps Turbo | 9 % | 3 % | 3 % static | $25 |
| Perps 2-Step | 10 % then 5 % | 5 % | 8 % static | $39 |
| Program | Standard | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| CFD 2-Step & 1-Step | 80% | 90% (with add-on) |
| CFD Instant Funding | 70% → 80% → 90% | Scales over 3 payouts |
| Crypto (all) | 80% | 80% (fixed) |
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