Fees

Understand the account fee model and the fee areas users should review before trading.

DojiFunded uses a one-time account or evaluation fee during onboarding and a standardized trading fee model across supported asset classes.

Account and evaluation fees

Users pay a one-time fee based on:

• account type
• account configuration
• selected add-ons

There are no recurring fees for evaluations.

Trading fees

DojiFunded uses a standardized open-and-close fee model across asset classes:

Asset class	Opening fee	Closing fee	Total round trip
Stocks	0.010%	0.010%	0.020%
ETFs	0.010%	0.010%	0.020%
Commodities	0.006%	0.006%	0.012%
Indices	0.007%	0.007%	0.014%
Forex	0.005%	0.005%	0.010%
Crypto	0.020%	0.020%	0.040%

Why fees are standardized

DojiFunded standardizes trading fees even when the underlying execution venues use different pricing mechanics.

That approach is intended to improve:

• execution transparency
• strategy analysis
• challenge evaluation clarity
• cross-asset fee comparison

Venue-level costs that can still vary

Trading conditions can still vary by execution venue.

That can include:

• fee structure
• funding costs
• execution conditions

DojiFunded also notes:

• GMX can introduce funding fees
• Ostium can introduce rollover fees

These venue-level costs are not described as fixed by DojiFunded itself. They can fluctuate by asset and market conditions.

What users should check before trading

Before trading, confirm:

• the account price at checkout
• the asset-class trading fee
• any venue-level funding or rollover costs visible in the platform
• how those costs appear in PnL and position history

How the fee model relates to execution

DojiFunded operates a standardized trader-facing fee model designed for funded trading and evaluation infrastructure.

Displayed trading fees are platform-level fees rather than direct passthrough representations of venue-native execution costs. This allows DojiFunded to provide:

• consistent cross-asset pricing
• simpler challenge accounting
• transparent trader UX
• unified reporting and analytics

Venue-native mechanics such as rollover, funding, slippage, and execution conditions remain visible to traders where applicable.

Onchain execution and risk routing

Onchain execution is handled through an aggregated risk and routing layer rather than direct 1:1 mirroring of every user action.

Trader activity is first recorded within the DojiFunded internal ledger and risk engine. Net exposure is then aggregated and routed onchain to execution venues such as Ostium.

That approach allows DojiFunded to:

• reduce unnecessary transaction load
• optimize execution efficiency
• manage exposure dynamically
• route liquidity intelligently across venues

As trader volume scales, DojiFunded effectively acts as a funded trading and risk orchestration layer that sources execution liquidity from partners such as Ostium.

Next steps

• Learn about execution venues.
• Review available markets.
• Review rules and risk parameters.