DojiFunded

DojiFunded is an on-chain crypto and multi-asset prop trading firm that launched in 2026. DojiFunded funds evaluated traders up to $100,000 per account and pays out up to 90% of profits, with execution routed through GMX and Ostium and every account settled in USDC on Arbitrum.

DojiFunded runs a live trading terminal, a public Explorer that logs every evaluation and funded trade, and a running competition called Funded Wars, reported at 447 active traders and a $1.017M prize pool across funded evaluations as of late July 2026. DojiFunded offers four account tracks in total: 1-Step, 2-Step Elite, and 2-Step Classic are live now, and an Instant Funding track is listed as coming soon.

Unlike a MetaTrader-based CFD prop firm, DojiFunded does not run a broker-side dealing desk. Every trade on DojiFunded carries a contract address, position ID, trade ID, and NFT-backed token ID, independently verifiable on Arbiscan through DojiFunded's own Explorer, on par with the per-trade transparency Propr and Carrot Funding publish. That sits alongside a separate disclosure in DojiFunded's own fee documentation: net trader exposure is aggregated internally and routed on-chain to GMX and Ostium in aggregate, rather than every individual order mirroring 1:1 in real time. Both are true at once. The trade record is independently checkable. The execution routing behind it is netted, not a raw passthrough.

DojiFunded prices its base accounts before add-ons as follows, verified against DojiFunded's own pricing page on August 4, 2026:

DojiFunded offers two paid add-ons at checkout: a 90% profit split (base is 80%) and removal of the 1% max risk-per-trade cap. Each add-on increases the account price by 20%, and the two stack, so a trader who wants both pays 40% more than the base price shown above.

DojiFunded has no consistency rule, no minimum trading days, and no time limit on any track. The rules that do apply differ by account, and the naming is easy to get backwards: DojiFunded's 2-Step Elite is the tighter track, not the looser one.

The 60-second minimum trade duration

Every position on DojiFunded must stay open for 60 seconds before it can be closed. This blocks pure scalping and sub-second HFT bot strategies outright, a bot built for latency arbitrage needs retuning before it can trade a funded DojiFunded account.

The 1% risk-per-trade cap

DojiFunded caps position sizing at 1% risk per trade by default. A trader who wants to risk 2% on a high-conviction setup has to buy the Remove 1% Risk Per Trade Limit add-on, which costs 20% more upfront on top of the base account price.

Daily drawdown mechanics

DojiFunded calculates daily drawdown on a high-water-mark basis that resets at 00:00 UTC. An intraday equity spike raises the day's floor immediately, even before the profit is realized, so giving back an unrealized gain within the same session can trip the daily limit before you ever bank the win. Both drawdown types are calculated from realised balance, not floating PnL, so open positions do not affect the calculation until they close.

DojiFunded routes execution through two venues: GMX handles crypto and commodities, and Ostium handles stocks, ETFs, commodities, indices, forex, and a subset of crypto pairs. Between them, DojiFunded lists 50-plus crypto pairs, 30-plus US stocks, 8 forex majors and minors, 6 major indices, and a full commodities and ETF sheet, all on Arbitrum.

Bot and algorithmic trading

DojiFunded runs a production REST and WebSocket Trading API, rate-limited to 1,200 requests per minute, that lets a funded trader place market, limit, stop-market, and stop-limit orders programmatically on their own account. This is live today and is the same infrastructure DojiFunded's own quickstart documentation walks through in about 30 lines of code.

DojiFunded pays an 80% base profit split on every account track, with a paid add-on to raise it to 90%. Payouts settle in USDC directly to the trader's own wallet, requested on demand from the dashboard rather than on a fixed calendar.

Slippage is not charged directly to the trader on funded accounts. DojiFunded states its internal risk engine absorbs slippage when a position is executed against a real venue, which is a different cost model than a firm that passes venue-native slippage straight through to the trader's fill.

Evaluation fees are non-refundable once trading activity has started on DojiFunded, so confirm the discount applied at checkout before completing payment. See more active codes at FundedTrading Discount Codes.

Best for: traders and bot developers who want a cheap entry point, a live trading API, and public on-chain proof of individual trades, and who are comfortable funding an account with a firm that has not yet published its corporate registration.

Avoid if: you weight a named operating entity and an established Trustpilot record above price, you run a sub-second scalping or HFT strategy that the 60-second minimum hold blocks outright, or you specifically want the funded-agent product rather than API access on your own account.

DojiFunded publishes every evaluation and funded trade on a public Explorer, publishes its full rulebook and fee schedule, and settles payouts on demand in USDC to the trader's own wallet rather than through manual approval. Every trade record includes a contract address, position ID, trade ID, and NFT-backed token ID that anyone can check on Arbiscan. That is real, checkable evidence a trader can verify directly, independent of DojiFunded's own marketing.

The gap is corporate identity. DojiFunded's Terms of Use, last updated May 9, 2026, refer only to "DojiFunded's operating entity" in the governing-law clause, without naming the company, a registration number, or a jurisdiction. DojiFunded carries no Trustpilot presence as of August 2026. Propr, Solana Funded, and Carrot Funding, three of DojiFunded's closest on-chain competitors, all name a registered entity in their own terms.

For a broader framework on separating a real gap like this from a genuine red flag, see how to tell if a prop firm is legitimate.

DojiFunded sits among a small group of on-chain crypto and multi-asset prop firms. Here is how it compares on the factors that matter most.

Propr and HyroTrader both name a registered entity and carry an established Trustpilot history, which DojiFunded does not yet have. DojiFunded's advantage is price and API access: its cheapest evaluation undercuts both, and its production Trading API is live today rather than scaling toward a wider account ceiling later. See our full breakdown of the category in Best On-Chain Prop Firms 2026, or browse the full list at FundedTrading Prop Firm Comparison.

DojiFunded is a real, working on-chain prop firm, not a pre-launch page. It has a live trading terminal, a public Explorer with per-trade on-chain proof, and the cheapest evaluation in its category outside Vanta Trading. The rule set is clean: no consistency rule, no minimum trading days, no time limit, and a production API that already supports bot and algorithmic trading on a funded account.

What holds the score down is that DojiFunded has not published who runs it. Every close competitor in this category, Propr, HyroTrader, Solana Funded, and Carrot Funding, names a registered entity in its own terms. DojiFunded does not, and it has no Trustpilot history yet to substitute for that. The "Agents" product being marketed ahead of its actual launch is a smaller issue, but worth knowing before you sign up expecting it.

DojiFunded earns a 7.0 out of 10 on FundedTrading. If you want the cheapest on-chain entry point, verifiable per-trade execution, and a live API today, and you are comfortable with a firm that has not yet named its corporate identity, DojiFunded is worth testing at the $12 tier before committing larger capital.