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Ment Funding Technical Infrastructure
Ment Funding, based in the United States, was established in October 2021. It is a CFD proprietary trading firm offering a single Evaluation 1-step program. Account sizes range from $25,000 to $2,000,000. Three platforms are supported: cTrader, DXTrade, and Match Trader. No coupon code is currently published. The firm is one of the few that offers account sizes up to $2,000,000, catering to high-capital traders.
The Evaluation 1-step program covers seven account sizes: $25,000 at $207.50 (original $250.00), $50,000 at $373.50 (original $450.00), $100,000 at $622.50 (original $750.00), $200,000 at $1,245.00 (original $1,500.00), $400,000 at $2,490.00 (original $3,000.00), $1,000,000 at $7,138.00 (original $8,600.00), and $2,000,000 at $14,276.00 (original $17,200.00). Payments are accepted via Credit/Debit Card, Crypto, and PayPal.
Three platforms are supported: cTrader, DXTrade, and Match Trader. Tradable instruments include FX, Metals, Indices, Crypto, and Other Commodities. Leverage on the 1-step program is 1:20 for FX, 1:20 for Metals, 1:10 for Indices, and 1:2 for Crypto. News trading is restricted — no positions may be opened within 3 minutes before or after a high-impact news event (a total 6-minute window). Managing existing open trades during news events is permitted. All positions must be closed by 3:45 PM EST on Fridays; auto-close of positions at this time is treated as a soft breach.
The default profit split is 75%, upgradeable to 90%. The first payout is available on demand; subsequent payouts are processed every 30 days. No minimum payout amount is specified. Payout methods are Crypto and Riseworks. The inactivity rule terminates accounts after 30 consecutive days without trading. A hard inactivity breach results in partial account forfeiture, though any profits earned prior to the breach are still paid out.
Ment Funding prohibits excessive risk-taking and strategy switching between the assessment and funded phases. Copy trading is allowed between a trader's own accounts only. Risk management and trade management EAs are permitted; no explicit ban on automated EAs is stated beyond the strategy-consistency requirement. The firm's rules emphasize maintaining the same trading approach from evaluation to funded stage — strategies validated during the assessment phase must be replicated on the live account.