Ment Funding offers CFD trading across five asset groups: FX, metals, indices, energy and crypto. The source lists leverage for its 1-Step program at 1:20 for FX and metals, 1:10 for indices, 1:5 for energy and 1:2 for crypto. Commission treatment varies by instrument: FX and metals are charged at $7 per lot, while indices, energy and crypto have no commissions listed.
The evaluation process
The supplied firm profile contains a Challenges heading but does not provide account sizes, prices, profit targets, drawdown figures, trading periods or step-specific evaluation requirements. As a result, the available source does not establish the structure or cost of a Ment Funding challenge. It does identify a consistency rule for the 2 million account size: no single trading day may account for 35% or more of total profits during a payout period.
The rules
Weekend holding is not permitted. All trades must be closed by 3:45 PM EST on Fridays; positions left open are automatically closed and cause a soft breach, although trading may resume when markets reopen. News restrictions prevent traders from opening new positions during the six-minute window extending from three minutes before to three minutes after an event.
The profile also states that traders must place at least one trade every 30 days to avoid an inactivity breach. For the 2 million account size, a daily profit cap limits gains counted toward objectives to 2.5% of the account balance per day. Ment Funding prohibits using one strategy to pass the assessment and another during the funded stage, as well as using third-party, off-the-shelf or challenge-marketed strategies.
Payouts and platforms
The first payout is available on demand, followed by payouts every 30 days. The default profit split is 75%, with a 90% split available through an upgrade. The source does not identify a trading platform, data provider or platform fee, so those details cannot be confirmed from the supplied material.
Who it suits
Ment Funding may suit traders looking for CFD exposure across several markets and who are comfortable with scheduled news restrictions, mandatory Friday closures and a recurring activity requirement. It is less suitable for traders who need weekend holding, unrestricted event trading or clearly published challenge specifications before choosing an account.