Dupoin: international CFD accounts, contract specifications, funding and delegated trading

This profile covers Dupoin’s international forex/CFD offer and current Mauritius agreement. The website excludes US, Malaysian and North Korean residents. The company in the accepted account documents determines the client’s route; a group licence list does not assign every client to each company.[1]

The tiers list floating spreads, 0.01–20 lots, margin call at 100% and stop-out at 20%. Shares appear for Standard/Premium but not Cent. Cent’s contract multiplier is unexplained; its lot cannot be assumed identical to the generic FX contract.[2]

The homepage advertises zero Standard-account commission. Cent and Premium commission schedules remain unestablished; a zero starting spread is not the total transaction cost.[1][2]

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Share leverage changes to 1:1 from two trading days before earnings until one trading day afterwards. This can sharply increase the collateral needed to retain a position. The published share sessions also vary by exchange; a platform that remains accessible does not make every share continuously tradable.[6]

Crypto trading has scheduled breaks: the page lists Monday–Saturday 01:05–23:55 and Sunday 01:05–02:00 plus 04:05–23:55, in UTC+2. Its financing schedule runs each day of the week. The advertised crypto offer should therefore not be read as uninterrupted 24/7 execution.[7]

No usable inactivity or dormant-account tariff was located in the current linked legal material. That leaves the fee trigger and any reactivation conditions unresolved; it is not evidence that an unused funded account is free indefinitely.[17]

The instrument tables publish good-till-cancelled orders and a 0.01–20-lot range for their generic specifications. Their stated FX session runs from Monday 01:05 to Friday 23:55, using UTC+2 in winter and UTC+3 in summer. A pending instruction can remain in place while the market is closed; a quoted trigger is not a guaranteed fill price.[3]

The Mauritius agreement permits position limits and order rejection; clients must monitor margin without relying on a call. It warns about electronic-platform and EA failures. Telephone dealing is contemplated, but a dedicated outage number or complete emergency-order procedure was not established.[11]

Funds must use the account holder’s name and normally return to their original route. The page requires a two-hour wait after depositing before a withdrawal request. Its headline allows up to two business-hours processing, while its FAQ gives two–four business days; neither establishes receipt within two hours. Bank, network and additional verification delays can apply. The reviewed page does not settle conversion markups or current transaction limits.[10]

The mobile wallet supports deposits, withdrawal requests and internal transfers between accounts. These internal movements are distinct from an external withdrawal. Changing bank details in the app does not by itself establish that a new beneficiary has completed the broker’s verification process.[8]

The Mauritius agreement describes pooled client accounts separated from the company’s own funds, with proportionate claims where a pooled shortfall exists. Segregation therefore does not establish a fixed reimbursement amount or eliminate third-party bank risk. The company normally contracts as principal unless it states otherwise.[11]

The negative-balance page advertises a retail limit at the funds deposited, including correction of temporary deficits after a market gap. A complete Mauritius-specific exceptions policy was not established, and the broader agreement retains margin-related client obligations. The accepted account terms need to resolve that scope. No independently documented insurance amount or statutory compensation entitlement was established for this route.[12][11]

A complaint should include the account number, client name, relevant order or transaction identifier, timing and supporting documents. The procedure allows acknowledgement within 14 calendar days, a progress update by day 30, and aims for a final response within 30 days where practicable. Delays require an explanation and revised target. These are published process commitments, not measured response times.[13]

Copy fees are calculated with realised and floating profit at the settlement cycle; the advertised fee range is not a single default charge. Before connecting, establish which positions remain after disconnection and who then controls their closure. The PAMM page’s 20% performance-fee example is illustrative, so it should not be applied to every manager.[14][15]

A current deposit-bonus promotion is linked, but its substantive cash-versus-credit, turnover and withdrawal conditions were not retrievable. No bonus is counted here as withdrawable account money.[16]

The current footer identifies the Mauritius and Australian companies below. Their stated financial-services licences remain unverified here because usable exact current regulator entries were not independently matched. The Mauritius agreement separately gives company registration 235332/GBC.[1][11]

UK Companies House records Dupoin UK Ltd as dissolved on 1 September 2026. Its former names include DCFX Europe Limited and KVB Prime (UK) Limited. That historical UK company is not treated as a current FCA retail route or as evidence that today’s Mauritius account has UK protection.[18]