Prop firm with no time limit on the evaluation
A time limit pushes you into trades you would not otherwise take. Here there is none.
Verified 27 Oct 2026- Source
- dolvero.com/rules
- Proof
- live-ledger
- Changes
- changelog
- Trustpilot
- dolvero.com
Verified 27 Oct 2026Evaluation deadlinenone
2-Step target10 %, then 5 %
1-Step target10 %
Minimum days5 profitable days of at least 0.5 %
The only clockthe inactivity rule in the rulebook
Why a deadline hurts
A trader with a 30-day deadline and 8 % still to go in week three starts sizing up. Statistically that is the most common path to a daily-loss breach. Without a deadline you trade the same plan you would on your own account: the 10 % target can take three weeks or three months, the account does not care.
What we watch instead
The daily loss limit (5 % on CFD 2-Step, 3 % on 1-Step, 4 % on crypto 2-Step), the maximum loss (10 % static on CFD 2-Step, 6 % trailing on 1-Step, 6 % static on crypto 2-Step), 2 % risk per trade idea and a minimum of five profitable days of at least 0.5 %. Every limit is measured on equity, so open positions count.
The one exception: inactivity
An account with no trades for an extended period falls under the inactivity rule described in the rulebook and in the agreement you sign before your first trade. It is not a deadline for the target, only a condition that the account is alive. Every change to the rule is dated in the changelog.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Dolvero evaluation have a time limit?
No. No phase of the 2-Step, 1-Step or crypto evaluation has a deadline. Only the target, the loss limits and the minimum profitable days apply.
How many days do I have to trade?
At least five profitable days of at least 0.5 % in each phase. There is no upper bound.
Does it apply to the funded account too?
Yes. The funded account has no deadline and no target, only the loss limits and the 14-day payout cycle.
The figures on this page match the rules in force on 27 October 2026. The agreement you sign before your first trade decides; every rule change is dated in the changelog.