Core metrics
From $220 · $5K–$2.0M accounts
Static on Equities Static, Forex 1-Step +1 more · Trailing on Equities Trailing
Mixed by plan. See the plan table for details
Rules that trip traders up
Full rules- Consistency rule—
- News tradingConditional on Forex 1-Step · Allowed on Equities Static, Equities Trailing +1 more
- Weekend holdingBanned on Forex 1-Step · Allowed on Equities Static, Equities Trailing
- Min. trading days3 days on Equities Static, Equities Trailing · No minimum on Forex 1-Step, Futures 1-Step
Executive Summary
Across forex, futures, and equities, MENT Funding runs one-step evaluations from $5K to $2.0M. Founded in 2022, the firm sets a 6% maximum drawdown, 10% to 15% profit targets, and a 75% to 80% profit split. It suits traders who want a single-phase test in their chosen asset class and Static drawdown on three of its four tracks.
Trustpilot
MENT Funding is rated 4.7 out of 5 from 232 reviews on Trustpilot, checked 12 October 2026.
View the profile on TrustpilotFour one-step tracks across three markets
Accounts split into four single-phase programs: Forex 1-Step, Futures 1-Step, Equities Static, and Equities Trailing. The tier table displays $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, and $100K accounts with a 10% profit target and an 80% profit split, while forex accounts reach up to $2.0M, targets span 10% to 15%, and profit splits run from 75% to 80%. Forex 1-Step and Futures 1-Step have no minimum trading days, whereas both equities tracks require 3 minimum trading days.
Static and trailing loss rules by asset class
Maximum drawdown is 6% across the lineup, using a Static floor on Equities Static, Forex 1-Step, and Futures 1-Step, and a Trailing floor on Equities Trailing. Because the two equities programs share the same 6% figure, check that you select Equities Static if you want your loss limit anchored to the starting balance. Daily drawdown runs from 4% to 5%, with a 4% daily loss limit on the tier table.
Payout schedules, platforms, and trading rules
Equities Static and Equities Trailing pay a first withdrawal after 14 days and every 2 weeks after that, while Forex 1-Step and Futures 1-Step pay once a month. Supported platforms include cTrader, DXtrade, GooeyPro, Match-Trader, DXtrade Futures, and Rithmic R Trader Pro. Weekend holding and news trading are allowed on both equities plans, whereas Forex 1-Step bans weekend holding and makes news trading conditional, and copy trading is conditional across the firm.
Risk Analysis
A 6% maximum drawdown against a 10% to 15% profit target leaves a narrow buffer alongside the 4% to 5% daily loss limit, and Equities Trailing makes that 6% floor trail your gains. Forex 1-Step bans weekend holding, restricts news trading, and only pays monthly. Because forex checkout text omits the max-loss value and EA, HFT, and scalping rules are not published, check the rules page before buying.
Challenge Tiers
22 tiers| Account | Price | Target | Max Drawdown | Daily Loss | Min. Days | Split | Phases |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$5K | $220 | 10% | 6% | 4% | 3 days | 80% | 1 |
$10K | $420 | 10% | 6% | 4% | 3 days | 80% | 1 |
$25K | $850 | 10% | 6% | 4% | 3 days | 80% | 1 |
$50K | $1,675 | 10% | 6% | 4% | 3 days | 80% | 1 |
$100K | $4,286 | 10% | 6% | 4% | 3 days | 80% | 1 |
Pricing data sourced from the official ment-funding website. Always verify current prices before purchase.
Drawdown & Risk
- Equities Static6%Static
- Equities Trailing6%Trailing
- Forex 1-Step6%Static
- Futures 1-StepStatic
- Equities Static, Equities Trailing3 days
- Forex 1-Step, Futures 1-StepNo minimum
Tools & Restrictions
Allowed·Allowed, with limits·Conditional·Banned·Not published·Not published = the firm doesn't state this rule in the pages we collected, which is not the same as banning it.
Payout Rules
- Forex 1-Step:Payouts every month
- Futures 1-Step (futures):Payouts every month
- Equities Static · Equities Trailing:First payout after 14 days, then every 2 weeks
PropMason Score
Trust Score: 8.6/10 no red flags
Trust is 12% of the Overall score. The Trust Score shown here is its reputation part alone (7%); company standing and track record make up the rest.
Score by dimension
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Scores summarize current firm plans. Some values vary by plan, and estimated values should be checked on the firm site before you commit.
Rule Change History
MENT Funding changed daily loss limit on 5 accounts from 3% to 4%
MENT Funding changed daily loss limit on 5 accounts from 2% to 4%
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MENT Funding a legitimate prop firm?
MENT Funding is a proprietary trading firm that provides funded accounts to traders who pass its evaluation challenge. PropMason tracks rule changes and community feedback to support due diligence. Always verify terms before funding an account.
What is the profit split at MENT Funding?
MENT Funding offers up to 80% profit split to funded traders. Check the firm's current pricing page for the latest terms, as these figures can change.
How does the drawdown rule work at MENT Funding?
MENT Funding uses a drawdown model that varies by program. Your account may be closed if losses exceed 6% of the applicable balance. Verify the current rule before relying on it.
How much does an evaluation cost at MENT Funding?
An evaluation challenge at MENT Funding starts from $220. Prices vary by account size. Check the refund terms on the official MENT Funding website before buying.
When can I withdraw profits from MENT Funding?
At MENT Funding, Forex 1-Step: payouts every month; Futures 1-Step (futures): payouts every month; Equities Static · Equities Trailing: first payout after 14 days, then every 2 weeks. Verify the latest payout terms directly with the firm because conditions may change.
Answers summarize the terms PropMason has read on MENT Funding's own pages, each dated the day it was read. Always confirm current terms directly with MENT Funding.
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