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Daoti (daoti.io) is a high-risk, unlicensed offshore broker that the Bank of Russia has placed on its list of companies showing signs of illegal securities-market activity, and we assess it as a like…
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What Wikilix has recorded about DAOTI: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
DAOTI is a retail trading brand operating at daoti.io, offering forex, crypto, metals, indices and energies through MetaTrader 5. Its site first published content in July 2023 and states no founding year. The only legal entity it names anywhere is Daoti.io LTD, disclosed in its own AML and KYC policy. Four account tiers start at 20 USD and rise to 150,000 USD. No regulator is named on any page of the site.
DAOTI has no confirmed financial regulation. The home page states that the company is under the strict control of regulators with license# T2023343, and the About and FAQ pages repeat that it operates as a licensed broker trusted by regulatory bodies. No authority is named alongside that number, no jurisdiction is attached to it, and the licence document linked in the footer is a scanned image that identifies no issuer in machine readable form. Because no authority is named, there is no register on which the claim can be checked.
No. WIKILIX found no confirmed regulation for DAOTI. A licence number without a named issuer is not evidence of supervision, and the site offers nothing further: no regulator, no licensed entity, no scope of permission and no statement that client money is held separately from company money.
Daoti.io LTD is named as the operating company only inside the broker AML and KYC policy. The site does not publish a registration number or an incorporation date for it. The footer of every page gives the company country as Comoros Union, Island of Moheli, at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, while the contacts page gives an office at Foti Kolakidi 16, 1st Floor, Agia Zoni, 3031, Limassol, Cyprus. A search of the Cyprus Department of Registrar of Companies and Intellectual Property returned no company of that name under five name and match variants. UK Companies House and the GLEIF LEI database also returned no match. The Comoros registrar could not be reached, so the registration remains unverified.
T2023343 is the only licence identifier DAOTI publishes. No holder, regulator, jurisdiction, issue date, expiry date or permitted activity is stated for it. WIKILIX could not establish that a licence bearing this number exists, and it should be treated as an unverified claim rather than as regulatory permission to hold client funds.
DAOTI cannot be treated as safe. Beyond the unverified licence and the unverifiable operating company, two findings weigh directly on client money. A national financial regulator, the Bank of Russia, has publicly listed the daoti.io website among entities showing signs of an illegal professional securities market participant, dated 11 November 2025; WIKILIX did not re-check that authority register directly. Separately, the entry level Start account requires only an email address and a questionnaire, with no identity document, which is inconsistent with the customer due diligence a licensed broker would be required to perform.
Four tiers are published on the investment levels page, separated by deposit size and verification depth rather than by trading terms:
All four give access to the same instrument set and include the AlphaTrader AI tool at no stated cost. No tier publishes a leverage cap, a spread, a minimum trade size or a stop out level.
DAOTI publishes no figures. Commissions are described only in relative terms across the four tiers, as highest, average, lowest and lowest. There is no spread table, no commission rate, no swap rate, no inactivity fee and no withdrawal fee schedule anywhere on the site, so the cost of trading cannot be established before depositing.
MetaTrader 5 is the only platform, and the site states it is available on all account types. The download buttons point to the standard MetaQuotes builds for Windows, Android and iOS. DAOTI publishes no server name, so an account cannot be located in the platform before registering.
DAOTI publishes no funding information. The site mentions the convenience of cryptocurrency deposits in its FAQ and blog, but names no payment channel, no minimum or maximum amount, no fee and no processing time. The payments section of the help centre is unfinished and still carries placeholder text, and the site has no deposits and withdrawals page.
Support is by email at support@daoti.io and by telephone on +357 25248952, with social accounts on Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube and Telegram. The home page advertises 24/7 support without stating hours or a response time, and no live chat was found. The published FAQ answers are largely placeholders: the entry for who we are reads only that here is an information about us.
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DAOTI presents itself as a licensed broker while withholding every fact that would let a client test the claim: the authority, the licensed entity, the terms of business and the cost of trading. The corporate trail runs from Hong Kong to Malaysia to Cyprus in its own blog, and ends at a Comoros address in its footer, with no register confirming any of it. Anyone considering an account should treat the absence of a client agreement as the decisive point, because there is no document setting out on what terms a deposit could be withdrawn.
We have not confirmed any regulation for DAOTI. Money deposited with an unregulated broker is protected only by the company itself.
Trading with an unregulated broker puts your deposit at risk.
We have not confirmed any regulation for DAOTI. An unregulated broker is not supervised by a financial authority, and money you deposit is protected only by the company itself.
What this means for you
4 account types on record. Minimum deposit from USD 20.
| Account | Min Deposit | Leverage | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| StartStandard | USD 20 | Not recorded | Highest of the four tiers; no rate published |
| ProPro · VIP | USD 2,000 | Not recorded | Average of the four tiers; no rate published |
| Pro+Premium · VIP | USD 50,000 | Not recorded | Lowest of the four tiers; no rate published |
| ExpertProfessional · VIP | USD 150,000 | Not recorded | Lowest of the four tiers; no rate published |
Where DAOTI says it will and won't take clients
Confirmed blocked
Named in the broker's own terms
Covered by a parent block
Territories a blocked country carries with it
One trading platform on record: Meta Trader 5.
MetaTrader 5 is the only platform offered and the site states it is available on all account types. The download links point to the standard MetaQuotes desktop and mobile builds, and no broker server name is published.
5 domains on record. 5 active.
One legal entity behind the DAOTI brand.
DAOTI names Daoti.io LTD as the operating company. We could not confirm that registration on the registry.
3 other brokers on the record share what DAOTI offers — its country, regulator, account types or platforms — set beside it on the same measures.
Common questions about DAOTI
There is no published route. DAOTI names no regulator, so no ombudsman or supervisory body can be approached, and it ...
By email at support@daoti.io or by telephone on +357 25248952, the Cyprus number given on its contacts page. It also ...
Nothing on the site says so. There is no statement of client money segregation, no named custodian bank, no compensat...
The footer of every page states that DAOTI does not accept or work with North Korea, Iran, Bulgaria, the United States, China, Canada or Turkey. That list is not enforced at signup: the registration form still offers all 249 standard country entries, including all seven, and the only barrier is a self declaration checkbox that names just the United States, Iran and North Korea.
DAOTI publishes no withdrawal times, methods, limits or fees. Its FAQ entry on withdrawals says only that there is a quick video, and no video or written procedure is shown. Because there is also no client agreement, there is no document stating on what terms a balance can be withdrawn at all.
The site does not explain. It refers to the convenience of cryptocurrency deposits in its FAQ and blog but names no payment channel, minimum, maximum, fee or processing time. There is no deposits and withdrawals page, and the payments section of its help centre is still unfinished placeholder text.
MetaTrader 5 only, and the site says it is available on all account types. The download buttons lead to the standard MetaQuotes builds for Windows, Android and iOS. DAOTI publishes no server name, so an account cannot be located inside the platform before registering.
DAOTI publishes no leverage figure. Neither the account tiers page nor any other page states a maximum leverage, and there is no client agreement in which it might be set out.
DAOTI does not publish any cost. Commissions are described only as highest, average, lowest and lowest across the four account tiers, with no rates attached. There is no spread table, no swap rate and no fee schedule anywhere on the site, so the cost of trading cannot be worked out before depositing.
20 USD, on the entry level Start tier. The other tiers require 2,000 USD for Pro, 50,000 USD for Pro+ and 150,000 USD for Expert.
The site gives two different answers. Its contacts page lists an office at Foti Kolakidi 16, 1st Floor, Agia Zoni, 3031, Limassol, Cyprus, while the footer of every page gives the company country as Comoros Union, Island of Moheli, at Bonovo Road, Fomboni. The broker's own blog adds that it was previously based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and an earlier post describes it as Hong Kong based.
The only company DAOTI names is Daoti.io LTD, disclosed inside its own AML and KYC policy and nowhere else. No director, shareholder, registration number or incorporation date is published. Searches of the Cyprus companies register, UK Companies House and the GLEIF LEI database returned no matching entity.
WIKILIX rates DAOTI as likely fraudulent rather than proven so. It advertises itself as licensed without naming a regulator, its stated operating company could not be found on any company register we searched, it publishes no client agreement, and a national financial regulator has listed its website among entities showing signs of illegal securities market activity. None of that is proof of theft, but it removes every normal protection a client would rely on.
No. DAOTI does not name a single regulator on any page of its website. The home page claims the company is under the strict control of regulators with license# T2023343, but no authority, jurisdiction or licensed entity is attached to that number, so there is no register on which it can be checked. Treat the claim as unconfirmed rather than as regulation.
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