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Ment Funding: rules card

Every Ment Funding rule (1-Step, 2-Step, Instant Zero, futures) that decides whether a strategy fits: no consistency rule, custom EAs allowed, 6% static drawdown.

Ment Funding rules at a glance

RuleCurrent terms
Programs1-Step (10% target, 6% static, 5% daily, no minimum days), 2-Step (lower per-phase targets, more room, weekend holding), Instant Zero (no consistency, no minimum days, reset at no cost after the first payout), futures programs; sizes $10K–$1M; US-based since 2021 (luxalgo, tradingfinder, propfirmsfinder, bolsonweb checked 13 Sep 2026)
Automation (EAs, bots)Custom-built EAs allowed; commercial challenge-passing bots banned; scripts and custom indicators allowed; Martingale allowed per one tracker
Copy tradingBetween your own accounts per two sources; one source says not allowed. Verify with firm
Drawdown6% static on forex and futures, does not trail with profit
Daily loss limit5% of the previous day’s closing balance, resets 5 pm EST
Profit targets1-Step: 10%; 2-Step: lower per phase
ConsistencyNone on the evaluation or the funded account (four sources); the “consistency” the firm describes is keeping the same strategy from evaluation to funded
Minimum daysNone
NewsAllowed, with restrictions listed in the terms; hedging allowed within constraints
Overnight and weekendWeekend holding not permitted on 1-Step by default; available as a +10% add-on or on 2-Step
Payout75% base, 90% with a +20% fee add-on or through scaling, 100% at the top tier per one review; first payout on demand, then every 30 days (bi-weekly per one source)
FeesOne-time, from $250 (25K) to $7,500 ($1M); refunded on first payout per one source
PlatformsMT5 and others; leverage up to 1:20
InstrumentsForex, metals, indices, futures

Rows marked “Verify with firm” are where current rule trackers are silent or disagree; the firm’s own help center is the only binding source.

What this means for a systematic strategy

Ment Funding is the simplest rulebook on the CFD side: 6% static, 5% daily on the previous close, no consistency rule anywhere, no minimum days, custom EAs allowed. The cost is the ratio: a 10% target against 6% of room means $1.67 of profit per $1 of allowed loss, which is tight for a strategy with a normal drawdown, and the 75% base split is the lowest here unless the 90% add-on is bought.

Is Ment Funding worth it for a systematic strategy?

Yes for a low-drawdown system with its own code; buy the 90% add-on. The absence of consistency and day rules removes the two things that block payouts elsewhere; the 6% room is the constraint to model.

Guides for this firm

Every rule in the table is defined in the glossary and explained by mechanism in the rules hub.

FAQ

Does Ment Funding have a consistency rule?

No, on either the evaluation or the funded account. The firm asks that the strategy used to pass remains the primary approach once funded.

Does Ment Funding allow EAs?

Custom-built EAs, yes; commercial bots sold to pass challenges are banned.

What is the Ment Funding profit split?

75% base, 90% with a paid add-on or through scaling; one review reports 100% at the top tier.

Sources: firm documentation and current rule trackers, cross-checked September 2026. Rules change quarterly; the firm’s help center is the binding source.