There are 0 Dominion Funding reviews on the Forex Peace Army, which is a major red flag. The situation is similar on Trustpilot, where the firm has only 1 review and it is a 1-star evaluation. This is nowhere near the number of reviews to evaluate general trader experience with the firm, which is a serious issue for its reliability. Experience-wise, the firm was launched in 2024, which makes it very young and inexperienced in the prop trading industry. Furthermore, all funded accounts are simulated challenges.  

Dominion Funding funded programs include 1-step and 2-step challenges. The list of Dominion Funding funding options includes 12.5k, 25k, 50k, and 100k USD amounts. The 1-step Dominion Funding challenge requires traders to hit the profit target once, while the 2-step has 2 phases, making it a lengthy process to get funded. 

Dominion Funding scaling plan is not offered, and the maximum funded amount is 400,000 USD. Traders can achieve this account size by merging several challenges. The lack of smaller challenges below 12k is a big downside for traders who are beginners. Professional traders can not access more than 400k USD, which is also a downside.

Overall, the firm gets a 3 score in this section. 

Dominion Funding prop trading assets include Forex, Indices, Crypto, Energies, and Metals. There are no other asset types offered like stocks or futures, which is a minor downside. The maximum leverage accessible on Dominion Funding challenges is 1:50 which is more than enough. 

In the end, the firm gets a 3 score in this section. 

Dominion Funding rules are slightly different for each funded account type. The 1-step challenge requires the following:

• Profit target - 10%
• Daily loss limit - 4%
• Maximum drawdown - 6%
• Minimum trading days - 3 days

The 2-step Dominion Funding rules are as follows:

• Profit target - 8%
• Daily loss limit - 5%
• Maximum drawdown - 8%
• Minimum trading days - 3 days

News trading is not allowed and traders can not hold open positions on weekends as well. EAs or Expert Advisors are allowed. 

As a result, the firm only gets a 0.2 score in this section.

The pricing at Dominion Funding starts from 150 dollars for the 2-step challenge of 12,500 USD amount. The price for the 1-step challenge with the same amount starts at 180 dollars. The firm produces 0 pip spreads, which seems competitive. There are commissions charged of 3.5 USD per side per lot traded, which makes it a 7 USD round turn. 

Dominion Funding free trial is not offered at the moment, which is a downside as traders can not check trading conditions before they purchase the challenge.

Dominion Funding free repeat is not available and traders have to purchase the challenge to start over when failing. 

Overall, the firm only gets a 1.5 score in this section. 

The firm allows access to the advanced trading platform cTrader. The platform allows both custom indicators and automated trading systems (cBots or EAs), which is very flexible. The platform also comes for mobile devices. 

Overall, the firm gets a 5 score in this section. 

Dominion Funding profit split is 80% for all challenges at all times. Traders can not upgrade their profit split beyond that percentage, which is not flexible. Withdrawals require no commissions, which is good, but the withdrawal processing is slower. One trader complains about payment declines for obscure reasons. 

The firm gets a 1.5 score in this section as a result. 

The firm lacks comprehensive educational resources like webinars, video guides, or trading articles. There is a trading blog that offers educational blog posts about various trading concepts. However, it can not be used as a replacement for a proper financial trading education. There are no tools offered either, which is a downside. 

The firm gets a 0.5 score only in this section. 

Customer support options only include email and live chat and there is no phone support, which is a red flag. The firm does not disclose its address, either. The website and the support are only available in the English language.

Overall, the firm gets a 2.4 score in the support section as a result.