Dominion Markets: account pricing, cTrader, MT5 and Mauritius contract terms

Applicants must be adults with legal capacity. Islamic treatment requires approval and may require evidence of religious eligibility; it is not an automatic entitlement for every account.[4]

The FAQ lists non-expiring demo accounts, 24–48-hour document review, 100% margin call and 80% stop-out. These parameters do not guarantee a loss limit.[3]

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The risk disclosure describes leveraged CFDs rather than ownership of the underlying securities, coins or commodities. Financing, corporate-action adjustments and gaps can affect results even when the underlying market’s headline price has moved little.[10]

The commission volume basis and Islamic spread floor remain unresolved. A zero floor does not establish typical or all-in cost; obtain the approved account’s instrument tariff.[2]

The FAQ separately quotes cryptocurrency commission of 0.35% on opening and 0.35% on closing, and a 1% conversion markup when cryptocurrency funding is converted. These are different charges from the FX account’s one-way commission label.[3]

The agreement permits inactivity charges under operating conditions but does not establish their amount or complete trigger in the retrieved text. Closing an account requires a request and settlement of open positions, pending orders and debts; inactivity is not the same process.[4]

The FAQ says trading must be manual and bans EAs, hedging, grid, Martingale and HFT. That blanket statement conflicts with the cAlgo marketing and the more targeted current policy. Written account-specific permission is needed before treating any automated or hedged strategy as accepted.[3][12]

The current trading-practices policy targets latency and price-feed exploitation, order flooding, abusive high-speed flow and coordinated related-account activity. Accounts can be linked through devices, IP addresses, VPS usage, funding or strategy. The broker reserves actions including voiding trades, cancelling profits, recovering withdrawn amounts and restricting withdrawals; these are more consequential than simply rejecting a new order.[11]

Pending orders follow their chosen validity; without one, retention is discretionary. Modification is limited to trading hours. The agreement allows changes to symbol limits and leverage. Confirmations must be challenged within two business days of availability, subject to its manifest-error provisions.[4]

Account records are available through the platform or portal. A specified tax certificate and complete export-format or post-closure access schedule were not established.[4]

The FAQ sets $50 minimum crypto funding and $100 for other methods, independent of account-tier minimums. Account currencies are USD, GBP, EUR and CAD; crypto deposits are converted at receipt.[3]

Card deposits generally require the account holder’s own card. A third-party exception needs compliance approval and additional evidence; acceptance is discretionary. Funds may remain unavailable pending receipt and verification. A disputed payment can trigger account or withdrawal restrictions while investigated. No fixed post-recovery withdrawal hold is specified.[8]

The current client agreement names the Mauritius company as principal counterparty. The footer also lists Cyprus registration HE460499 and Comoros registration HY00723020. Those identities do not establish that every group company holds the trading account, and incorporation alone is not a financial-dealer licence.[4][5]

The UAE website describes an introduction-only business. It expressly excludes brokerage execution, custody, investment advice and holding client funds; the customer contracts directly with the introduced institution. The UAE permission must therefore not be presented as protection for a CFD account held by the Mauritius or Comoros company.[6]

Comoros’ central bank says MISA lacks authority to issue financial licences; this concerns the Comoros claim.[17]

The reviewed risk notice warns that losses can exceed deposited funds and that margin calls are not assured. No named retail compensation scheme or private insurance policy with a verifiable per-client limit was established in these disclosures. A stop-out percentage does not supply either protection.[10]

The complaint policy targets acknowledgment within two business days, resolution within fourteen business days where practicable and a final response within thirty days. Delays should receive updates. Written escalation to senior management is available. Its external routes depend on the relevant body’s jurisdiction; an overseas client should not assume automatic eligibility for every named ombudsman.[9]

The risk notice describes technology and connection failures but does not establish a guaranteed emergency telephone-dealing service. During an outage, report the affected account and order through support and retain evidence. A support message is not itself confirmation of a cancellation or close.[10]

The copy service lets customers choose a master, allocate funds and replicate trades automatically. Allocation and risk settings can be changed. The public page does not specify a complete provider-fee schedule or what disconnecting does to existing positions, pending orders and accrued performance fees. Those exit rules matter before subscribing.[13]

Commission incentives include access to Digital Magic Keys after $30 of commissions. The tool provides position-sizing, break-even, partial-exit and order-management functions. These are service benefits, not a documented withdrawable cash bonus. Its controls can affect orders; they should not be described as merely informational or as a broker AI trading mandate.[14]

The published leaderboard campaign ran from 14 February to 31 March 2026. It advertised trading-account prizes, a $500 starting deposit and a 25% maximum drawdown. The campaign is historical on this profile’s check date; the displayed prize amounts are not established as unrestricted cash or a current offer.[15]

cAlgo marketing does not establish a separately approved broker API with published key scopes, withdrawal authority or revocation rules. The platform description also does not document a retail AI agent authorised to make autonomous investment decisions.[12]

A January 2026 interview published by platform provider Spotware identifies Raja Banks as founder of Dominion Markets and discusses the business alongside Dominion Funding. This is primary interview material about the founder; it is not a corporate ownership register or evidence that a funding challenge and a deposited brokerage account share identical terms.[18]

The FAQ retains the Comoros licence reference while the current linked agreement names Mauritius. No account-specific transfer notice was established. Existing customers need the entity shown in their accepted agreement and subsequent notices; the website’s newer footer alone does not prove their account was migrated.[5]