Dolvero Review 2026: Rules, Fees, Payouts and Is It Legit?

By the PropRubric Research Team · Last verified: 20 October 2026 · Checked against each firm’s own terms

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Dolvero ranks #14 of 18 crypto-first and on-chain firms on PropRubric's list of the best crypto prop firms. It also appears on the lists of crypto prop firms that use Bybit and highest-leverage crypto prop firms.

Dolvero is a Dubai-registered multi-market prop firm whose two crypto challenges run on the trader’s own Bybit Demo account through a read-only API key, priced from $99, with an 80% split and a fee refunded in full at the second funded payout.

Yes, Dolvero is a legitimate, operating prop firm: its terms name the company and its chief executive answers reviews by name, its payout ledger is public, and every account carries a signed rules agreement. Against the firm, it publishes no country list and ends a funded crypto account after seven days without a trade. The firm’s crypto accounts are Bybit Demo accounts, and its terms call every account simulated.

The daily limit on every account resets with the UTC day, the 2-step floor is static and the 1-step floor trails. Payouts on a funded account run every 14 days and averaged 2.1 hours across the 209 the firm’s ledger shows, and the rulebook ends an account on the first 2% loss in one trade idea. Compare its accounts with all crypto prop firms PropRubric tracks before you choose.

What is Dolvero?

Dolvero is a prop firm that sells CFD, crypto and prediction-market programmes, and pays 80% of simulated profits with the fee returned at the second payout. The two crypto challenges, a 2-Step and a 1-Step from $10,000 to $200,000 on Bybit USDT perpetuals, are inside this review’s border. DKZ Information Technology Services L.L.C, registration 2701441 in the United Arab Emirates, trades as Dolvero from RAG Tower in Dubai, with Stratinova LTD of Cyprus as its EU payment agent, inside a group the site calls Divitae.

Michal Król, the chief executive of that group, is named in a ForexLive press release and signs the firm’s replies on Trustpilot. The firm’s homepage sells a live payout ledger, a public changelog and, since September 2026, a signed Trading Rules Agreement that freezes each account’s rules with a verification mark.

How does Dolvero work?

Dolvero’s crypto cycle has four steps, and each step is set out in the firm’s crypto rulebook.

1. Buy a challenge from $10,000 to $200,000, priced from $99, on the Crypto 2-Step or the Crypto 1-Step, and connect your own Bybit Demo account with a read-only API key.
2. Pass the profit target of 10% then 5% (2-step) or 10% (1-step) within the daily limit, the floor and the 2% per-trade-idea cap, over at least five qualifying days per phase that each close 0.5% or more up.
3. Verify your identity before the first payout, not to buy or to start.
4. Request a payout 14 days after your first trade and every 14 days after, from $50, and receive the fee back in full with the second one.

The step most buyers misread is the first, because “trade on Bybit itself” reads as a live exchange account, and the next section reads the documents on that point.

Is Dolvero’s crypto account a real Bybit account?

No, Dolvero’s crypto account is your own Bybit Demo account connected by a read-only API key, and its terms say all accounts are simulated and trade against market data feeds. The read-only key lets Dolvero watch every fill and position without placing or closing a trade, and the crypto page says the prices are “Bybit’s own order book, not a marked-up feed”, which is true of the demo environment as well.

On execution, the firm says that “as traders demonstrate consistent performance, a portion of their activity begins routing to live markets”, a staged process that keeps every account simulated on the trader’s side.

One wording point belongs here: the crypto plan card reads “BYBIT DEMO ACCOUNT · CONNECTED BY API” with the Bybit order book as the venue, and Dolvero WebTrader is the platform of the CFD programmes, not of the crypto challenges. The Bybit demo model is close to HyroTrader’s, which also connects the trader’s own Bybit demo account by API, and the differences between the Bybit firms are set out on the page about Bybit crypto prop firms.

How much does a Dolvero challenge cost?

Dolvero’s crypto challenges cost $99 to $1,249, from the $10,000 Crypto 2-Step to the $200,000 Crypto 1-Step, with no add-on on the crypto plans and the fee refunded in full at the second funded payout.

Values from each firm's own pages, checked by PropRubric

No add-on applies to the crypto plans, and three price notes apply. The first price note is the refund, which is the firm’s most distinctive commercial term: the fee comes back in full with the second successful funded payout on every programme, and a failed evaluation is not refundable and has no paid reset. The refund has one more route for EU consumers, who may withdraw within 14 days: a full refund before the first demo trade and a pro-rata refund after it, a note the terms add beside the list prices.

The second note is the promotion: a 20% first-evaluation discount ran at the time of reading, and the list prices above are the ones recorded. The third note is the border: the CFD programmes carry paid add-ons for weekend holding, news trading, a 90% split and the removal of the risk cap, and none of those applies to the crypto plans, which have no $5,000 tier.

What does Dolvero cost per $10,000 of funding?

Dolvero costs $99.90 per $10,000 of funding on the $200,000 Crypto 2-Step and $198.00 on the $10,000 Crypto 2-Step, computed as the fee plus one reset at the same price, divided by the account size in $10,000 units.

The refund changes the arithmetic for a trader who reaches two payouts, whose net fee is zero, and leaves it unchanged for the trader who breaches on the 2% rule, whose fee is gone. The floor and that cap decide whether the fee is ever recovered, and the rules are the next section.

What are Dolvero’s trading rules?

Dolvero’s crypto trading rules are a daily limit measured from the day’s opening balance on the UTC day, a static floor on the 2-step and a trailing floor on the 1-step, and a 2% per-trade-idea cap that ends the account on the first breach. The rules add five qualifying days per phase, a 15% consistency gate on promotion and a seven-day inactivity rule once funded. The three sections below cover those rules: the drawdown limits, the restrictions and the instruments.

What are Dolvero’s drawdown limits?

Dolvero allows a 4% daily drawdown on the Crypto 2-Step and 3% on the Crypto 1-Step, and a 6% maximum drawdown on both, with two different floors. The daily limit counts realised and unrealised losses from the day’s opening balance and resets with the UTC day, the 2-step floor is fixed at the starting balance, and the 1-step floor trails the high-water mark and never comes back down.

The 2% cap is the rule that ends more accounts than either floor, because it is a hard breach with no warning. One trade idea, however many tickets it uses, may not lose more than 2% of the starting balance in realised terms, and slippage past a stop counts against the cap. Beside the cap, a same-number pair of floors on the same account, one static and one trailing, is the cleanest example in PropRubric’s comparison of trailing and static drawdown.

Which trading restrictions does Dolvero have?

PropRubric checks twelve restriction rules at Dolvero, and the firm publishes eleven for the crypto plans; the country list is the one it does not.

The seven-day inactivity rule on funded crypto accounts is the strictest in PropRubric’s census, and it sits beside the 14-day payout cycle: a trader who stops after a payout to wait for the next window loses the account in a week.

What can you trade at Dolvero, and with how much leverage?

You can trade the Bybit USDT perpetuals at Dolvero, more than 700 listings led by BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT and SOLUSDT, inside the Bybit app or web terminal on a demo account, at leverage up to 50:1.

The firm’s own warning is the number to keep: at 50:1 on a $100,000 account, “an adverse move of 0.12% wipes out the entire 6% drawdown in a single candle”. Bybit’s fees and eight-hour funding pass through on the demo account.

How do Dolvero payouts work?

Dolvero pays 80% of profits on its crypto plans, every 14 days from 14 days after the first funded trade, from a $50 minimum. Dolvero payout requests averaged 2.1 hours from request to sent across the 209 payouts on the firm’s ledger, and the evaluation fee is returned in full with the second payout.

Three payout conditions apply. Firstly, all positions have to be closed at the payout request. Secondly, identity verification has to be complete before the first payout request. Finally, the consistency gate and the qualifying days apply before funding rather than at payout, so a funded crypto account has no best-day test at the request. The ledger lists every settled payout with its amount, method and processing time, which proves what was paid and not whether a request was refused.

One Trustpilot reviewer whose Instant account showed the wrong payout conditions in its dashboard was paid $146 after the chief executive intervened in September 2026, and the firm said the dashboard error was corrected for every account.

The split, the rail and the proof are compared across every firm in PropRubric’s explanation of how prop firm payouts work.

Who can trade with Dolvero?

Dolvero publishes no country list: its terms say access to some programmes is restricted by jurisdiction and prohibit VPNs, proxies and Tor. PropRubric records the US status as not published, because the firm states no country either way. A directory’s “no banned countries” line is an inference from that absence rather than a firm statement.

Dolvero monitors login locations and allows a private VPS with a dedicated IP only for an approved automated strategy, so a trader who travels is fine and a trader who hides a location is not.

Is Dolvero legit?

Yes, Dolvero is a legitimate, operating prop firm. The evidence for that firm is that its terms name DKZ Information Technology Services L.L.C in the United Arab Emirates, its chief executive answers reviews under his own name, and its payout ledger and changelog are public. The two cautions PropRubric found beside that evidence are a firm less than a year old with no country list, and a rulebook whose 2% cap and seven-day funded inactivity rule end accounts faster than any floor.

• Status: active.
• Operator and jurisdiction: DKZ Information Technology Services L.L.C (Reg. 2701441), RAG Tower, Al Barsha 1, Dubai; disputes under the courts of Dubai; Stratinova LTD (Cyprus, HE475207) as EU payment agent; part of the Divitae Group with TTerminal and Divitae Assets.
• Operating since: 30 November 2025 per The Godfunded; the site publishes no founding date, and its terms took effect on 29 July 2026.
• Payout evidence: a public ledger with certificates; 209 payouts averaging 2.1 hours and none slower than 7.8 hours on 19 September 2026, firm-reported; absent from Payout Junction.
• Complaint signal: Trustpilot 4.2 from 38 reviews, on a paid subscription with review invitations and replies to 83% of negative reviews; two one-star reviews of 21 September 2026 allege a rejected payout without detail; one dispute over a news-rule breach was answered with the account’s signed rules agreement.
• Contradictions found: the crypto changelog’s 8% floor and 5% daily against the rules’ 6% and 4%; a “Relaxed Risk” discount shown as 10% in the FAQ and 15% at checkout.
• Named people: Michal Król, chief executive, per the ForexLive press release and the firm’s Trustpilot replies; The Godfunded and PropFirmMap wrote the reviews cited.

A firm’s rules and status change over time, so the last question is what has changed at Dolvero recently.

What has changed at Dolvero?

The change log for Dolvero holds 6 rows, 1 of them labelled as changes the firm made, and the rest are PropRubric’s additions to its own record. Two of the rows record differences inside the firm’s own documents. The first of those differences is the crypto 2-step limits, which the changelog entry for the crypto launch states as 8% and 5% and the current rules state as 6% and 4%.

The second of those differences is the qualifying-day definition, which has required 0.5% of realised profit since July 2026. Since 2 October 2026, version 2.1 of the terms has also let EU consumers withdraw within 14 days for a full or pro-rata refund.

Date	Firm	What changed	Source
13 Oct 2026PropRubric correction	Dolvero	Platform card reads 'DOLVERO WEBTRADER · BYBIT ORDER BOOK' → your own Bybit Demo account, connected to Dolvero by a read-only API key (trade in the Bybit app or web terminal); configurator card reads 'Bybit Demo account · Connected by API', venue 'Bybit order book' Crypto challenges run on your own Bybit Demo account connected by a read-only API key; Dolvero WebTrader is the CFD platform.	dolvero.com
13 Oct 2026PropRubric addition	Dolvero	KYC timing KYC/AML section in the terms (timing not captured in the text read) → before the first payout (external compliance service); not needed to buy or start a challenge	dolvero.com
13 Oct 2026Firm change	Dolvero	Fee refund fee refunded in full with the second payout (all programs incl. crypto 2-Step and 1-Step); otherwise non-refundable → fee refunded in full with the second payout (all programs incl. crypto 2-Step and 1-Step); EU consumers may also withdraw within 14 days: full refund before the first demo trade, after that a pro-rata refund (1/14 of the fee kept per day); otherwise non-refundable; no refund for breached accounts Firm change: terms v2.1 (from 2 October 2026) let EU consumers withdraw within 14 days with a pro-rata refund; the full refund with the second payout is unchanged.	dolvero.com
5 Oct 2026PropRubric addition	Dolvero	Founded Not published → 2025 (launch date 30 November 2025 per The Godfunded; no founding date on the firm's site) not a rule change)	godfunded.com
29 Sep 2026PropRubric addition	Dolvero	Crypto 2-step limits 8% static / 5% daily (changelog entry for the crypto launch) → 6% static / 4% daily (rules, terms, FAQ) changelog not updated; the rules govern.	dolvero.com

6 logged changes at Dolvero, the 5 newest above; every row is in the log of crypto prop firm rule changes

Every change at every firm, with the same columns, is in the log of crypto prop firm rule changes, and the USDT rail is compared with the other firms’ on the list of prop firms that pay out in crypto.

What are the alternatives to Dolvero?

Three firms differ from Dolvero on its weakest attributes, the 2% per-idea hard breach, the seven-day funded inactivity rule, and the missing country list, and each card names the difference.

• HyroTrader: a Bybit or BloFin demo account connected by API, no per-trade loss cap, a 30-day inactivity rule and a published restricted-country list, from $59.
• Fundedbit: a Bybit demo account with a 2% open-risk cap per pair, a 90-day inactivity rule and a published restricted list, from $55.
• Klein Funding: the trader’s own Bybit account by API with no per-trade cap, from $35.63; a Delaware operator whose Trustpilot rating is withheld.

PropRubric’s ranking of the best crypto prop firms scores every firm on the same five criteria, set out in how PropRubric scores firms, and the cards above are where Dolvero’s three weak attributes are absent.