Ment Funding - Reviews and overview 2025
- Trust level:
- Neutral
- Min. price
- $250
- Year founded
- 2021
- Country of registration
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USA
- Max. account balance
- $5000000
- Terminal
- cTrader, DXTrade, MatchTrader
- Reviews Ment Funding:
- 0 1 0
- News Trading
- Yes
- Swing Trading Allowed
- Yes
- EAs Trading Allowed
- Yes
- Refund
- No
- Payment
- Riseworks
- Withdrawal:
- -
- Shopper's status:
- Registration
The mystery shopper assessment is general. There were no purchases of challenges, trading on a demo account, trading on simulation accounts, or withdrawal of funds. We recommend paying attention to those companies where the mystery shopper has performed a more in-depth check of the propcompany.
General advantages Ment Funding
- One-step trader evaluation.
- No time limits for completing the test.
- Futures trading is available.
General disadvantages Ment Funding
- High entry cost: minimum challenge starts from $250.
- Low trader profit share – 75%.
- Mandatory closing of positions on Friday.
- It is not allowed to change the trading strategy used during the evaluation stage.
- Withdrawals are only available through the Riseworks service.
Trader Support and Feedback
- Declared communication channels:
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Email • Available. Works fairly quickly.
Online chat • No online chat on the website. Instead, clients are offered to seek help in the Discord community.
Knowledge base • Available. Well structured.
- Claims about support:
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Email is essentially the only channel of communication with support. There is no online chat on the website; for direct contact with support, the company suggests clients use the Discord community, which is a third-party service. No other contact methods are provided on the site. There are also no official company details. Even the mention of registration in the USA is only superficial, without registration data, address, or phone number.
- Claims to the knowledge base:
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No claims.
- Alternative support channels:
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Ment Funding is represented on social networks such as Discord, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.
On Instagram, Ment Funding has about 14k followers. The page publishes promotions, company news, trading education materials, as well as motivational and informational content for traders.
The Ment Funding YouTube channel actively shares content related to trading and trader funding.
Restrictions, fines, blocking
- Blocking for account inactivity:
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If no trade is opened within 30 days, the account may be closed.
- Single IP rule:
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No restrictions.
- Overnight position:
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Prohibited. All positions must be closed before 15:45 Eastern European Time on Friday. Any trades left open after this time will be automatically closed.
- Copy trading:
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Allowed only from own accounts. Copying trades from other traders is prohibited. At the same time, the use of robots or “third-party trading strategies that facilitate trade copying is strictly prohibited.”
- Use of VPN and VPS:
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No restrictions.
- Prohibited trading practices:
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- Exploiting technical errors. Using bugs or delays in broker quotes/platform operation.
- Insider trading. Using non-public or insider information.
- Front-running. Opening trades ahead of expected orders placed elsewhere.
- Actions threatening broker relationships. Any trading that may harm the company’s reputation with the broker or lead to trade cancellations.
- Creating regulatory issues. Any trading that could cause problems for the broker with regulators.
- Using “ready-made” or prohibited strategies. Third-party, purchased strategies, or strategies specifically designed to pass the challenge.
- Strategy switching after evaluation. Passing evaluation with one strategy and then trading on the funded account with another.
- Martingale and loss averaging. Any “doubling down” schemes or adding to losing positions.
- Account-to-account arbitrage. Arbitraging the challenge account against another account (at Ment Funding or another firm).
- All-inning. Excessive repeated high-risk trading on one or several trades.
It is also worth noting that before opening a funded account, all trades are subject to review. The company reserves the right to refuse participation without explanation.
- Claims to blocking conditions:
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No claims.
Convenience of the personal account
- Informativeness of the personal account:
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When purchasing a challenge, the trader’s personal account provides only information about the account size, available platforms, and add-ons. Data on allowed drawdowns, profit targets, and other parameters is not available.
- Correspondence of information on the site with the Personal Account:
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Information matches.
- Navigation and usability:
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The personal account has a section with challenges, as well as a separate section with monthly competitions, where traders can review the rules, check results, and register for the current month’s competition. There is also an economic calendar, a withdrawal section, and a section with certificates.
Negative Reviews Online
There are few reviews of the company online, and positive ones significantly outweigh the negative. Here is one negative review: it states that the company misleads clients and refuses payouts under the pretext of KYC verification, even after successfully passing the challenge. The author claims to have provided all the required documents but was still denied access to a real account.
Opinion of the Mystery Shopper
Ment Funding seeks to attract experienced traders with large funded account amounts and flexible conditions regarding trading styles. The company is clearly not targeting beginners, but rather those who already know how to trade within strict rules and, most importantly, are willing to pay several hundred dollars to get started.
Is the company suitable to be recommended for cooperation?
I assume that Ment Funding can be a good option for experienced day traders and scalpers who know how to operate within strict limits. However, I would not recommend this company to those who prefer swing trading or often leave positions open over the weekend. For them, Ment Funding’s conditions are definitely not suitable.
Proofs:
Ment Funding seems promising with their straightforward challenges and decent profit splits. I liked that they allow weekend holds and news trading, which is rare these days. However, their risk management felt a bit strict – daily drawdowns and trailing stops can shut you down quickly during volatile moments. I also found the support a bit slow to respond and sometimes vague with explanations. Payouts were reliable, but you definitely need to stay sharp and follow the rules closely here.