BEM Funding sells simulated trading evaluations. Its FAQ says all trading takes place in a simulated environment and no real capital is involved.
The firm's programmes FAQ lists one 1-Step programme, BEM One, and two 2-Step programmes, BEM Classic – Normal and BEM Classic – Swing. The site menu also lists a fourth model, BEM One Only, described as "Most affordable, lowest profit target". BEM One Only is a 1-Step challenge with a 6% profit target.
All four programmes show an 80% reward split on the BEM Trader Account; on BEM One Only it can be cut by Equity Guard breaches. The evaluation fee is a one-time payment, and the FAQ says there are no recurring fees. The account selector offers MetaTrader 5 and cTrader.
Everything in this review comes from BEM Funding's own web pages, saved on 11 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation source |
|---|---|
| Markets | Forex, Indices, Commodities, Metals, Crypto source |
| Platforms | MetaTrader 5, cTrader source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
| Not allowed, or rules that apply (firm says so) |
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| US traders | Not accepted source |
BEM One is a 1-Step challenge with one evaluation phase and a 9% profit target. BEM One Only is also 1-Step, with a 6% profit target. BEM Classic – Normal and BEM Classic – Swing are 2-Step challenges with a 9% target in Phase 1 and a 4.5% target in Phase 2.
| Programme | Type | Account sizes shown | Profit target | Daily drawdown | Maximum drawdown | Reward split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEM One | 1-Step | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K | 9% | 3% | 6% trailing | 80% |
| BEM One Only | 1-Step | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K | 6% | 3% (balance-based) | 6% trailing | 80% |
| BEM Classic – Normal | 2-Step | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K | 9% / 4.5% | 4.5% | 9% static | 80% |
| BEM Classic – Swing | 2-Step | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K | 9% / 4.5% | 4.5% | 9% static | 80% |
All percentages are of the initial balance. BEM One and BEM One Only both go up to $200,000; the two BEM Classic programmes go up to $100K.
The FAQ says the evaluation fee is a one-time payment based on the account you choose, with no recurring fees. The Terms & Conditions say fees are in U.S. Dollars. Each product page shows prices under a limited-offer banner without saying which figure is the regular price, so we do not quote prices.
Another FAQ says the firm charges no additional fees beyond the initial registration fee and no recurring fees to maintain the account. Payment methods listed are credit and debit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, PayPal, crypto and Kora. BEM Classic – Swing has an optional 7-day reward cycle add-on; we did not see its price.
The accounts FAQ allows any number of evaluation accounts, but caps total capital at $200,000 per trader or strategy across all BEM accounts at any time. The same cap applies per household, including multiple users at the same residence or IP address.
The Terms & Conditions, which cover all programmes, list prohibited practices including arbitrage, high-frequency trading where most trades last a few seconds or less, tick scalping, hedge arbitrage and reverse arbitrage. They also prohibit placing buy and sell stop orders around high-impact news ("bracketing").
A separate Prohibited Trading Practices page applies to all phases, evaluation and funded. It also bans bulk or mass trading that indicates automated execution, gambling-like or one-sided trading, account management and challenge-passing services, and trading that cannot be replicated under real market conditions.
Automated trading (all programmes): the Terms & Conditions require prior written approval before you use automated trading software you own or developed. Automated software owned or developed by a third party is prohibited.
Hedging: the Terms & Conditions list "Hedge Arbitrage Trading" as prohibited. The BEM One Terms of Use also prohibit using hedging, partial closures or trade splitting to get round the 35% consistency score. The Prohibited Trading Practices page bans opening opposing positions on the same or highly correlated symbols, within one account or across accounts, when this is meant to manipulate performance metrics or bypass risk limits.
Copy trading: the Terms & Conditions prohibit trade coordination or copy trading with other traders or accounts. The BEM One and BEM Classic – Normal Terms of Use say you must not trade the same strategy across your own accounts during the evaluation, but that after the evaluation copying across BEM Trader Accounts "may be permitted". The Prohibited Trading Practices page also bans coordinating trades between multiple accounts. These pages differ; check with the firm before copying trades.
Inactivity: the Terms & Conditions allow the firm to end an evaluation if no trade is opened for "thirty (31) consecutive calendar days". The words and the figure in that sentence differ.
The Terms & Conditions say withdrawals are only made to an account in the registered user's name. The homepage advertises an average payout time of 6 hours and, further down, "Payouts in 1–2 days"; these are the firm's marketing claims. A fees FAQ says transaction fees on rewards, such as Rise Works, bank transfer or cryptocurrency network fees, are disclosed during the payout request.
The homepage says "Earn Up to 90%" in one place and "Keep up to 80%" in another. Every programme page and both Terms of Use pages we saved give 80% as the standard split, so we use 80%.
The account selector offers MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. The site footer says BEM Funding operates DXtrade and cTrader, and that a separate company, BEM Ltd., operates MT5. DXtrade did not appear in the account selector we saw. The Terms & Conditions say your platform choice for a programme is final.
The symbols page groups instruments under Forex, Exotics, Cash CFD, Metals CFD and Crypto. The BEM One, BEM Classic and BEM Classic Swing product cards show "70+" tickers. The BEM One Only card shows "140+". The Terms of Use say instrument availability may vary by platform. The Terms & Conditions say cryptocurrency prices may come from third-party infrastructure, including centralised exchanges.
The site footer says the website is subject to the rules of Bex Software Development LLC-FZ, "a company incorporated under the laws of United Arab Emirates". The footer gives its address as Meydan Grandstand, 6th floor, Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, and calls it "a technology and education company". The Terms & Conditions name the operator as "Bex Software Development LLC, a company registered in Dubai". The footer also names BEM Ltd., incorporated in Saint Lucia with registration number 2026-00240, as the operator of MT5.
None of the saved pages claims regulation; the Terms & Conditions state "we are not a broker-dealer". The Terms are governed by UAE law, with disputes going to the courts of Dubai. The firm says accounts are simulated and that users are never asked to deposit capital for investment.
You must be at least 18 (or the age of majority where you live) and have a valid ID for KYC. Eligibility is decided by the country on your ID document, not your current location. Registration is for personal use only; company accounts are not allowed. Each user may have only one account profile.
The FAQ lists countries it cannot accept, including the United States of America, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iran, Iraq, Cuba, North Korea, Syria and Venezuela, among others. The Terms & Conditions give a different "Forbidden Territory" list that includes, for example, Russia, Israel, Lebanon, Libya and Yemen, which are not on the FAQ list. Read both lists before buying.
The Terms & Conditions allow refund requests within 14 days of purchase only if the service is unused, and any trade counts as use. A failed evaluation is not refunded. The Cancellation & Refund Policy makes exceptions for faulty services, where eligibility extends beyond 14 days, and for misrepresented services, which can be refunded even if partly used. The refund FAQ says faulty or misrepresented services can be refunded if requested within 14 days of purchase. The two pages give different time limits for faulty services.
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BEM Funding offers four simulated evaluation programmes, each with an 80% standard reward split and a one-time fee. BEM One Only has the lowest target (6%) but a 30% best-day rule and an Equity Guard that can cut the split. BEM One is a single phase with no minimum days but a 6% trailing drawdown, while the two BEM Classic programmes use a fixed 9% drawdown and two phases with minimum days. Several pages disagree with each other, so read the Terms of Use for your programme and both restricted-country lists before buying.
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Find My MatchSimulated. The firm's FAQ says all trading takes place in a simulated environment and no real capital is involved.
All four programme pages show an 80% standard reward split; on BEM One Only it falls by 20 percentage points for each Equity Guard breach. The homepage also mentions "up to 90%", which we could not match to any programme page.
No. The FAQ says the evaluation fee is a one-time payment and there are no recurring fees.
It depends on the programme. BEM One Only's page says news trading is allowed in both stages, and the BEM One evaluation allows it. BEM One funded accounts and both BEM Classic programmes have a window from 4 minutes before to 4 minutes after high-impact news on affected non-crypto instruments. On every programme, the Prohibited Trading Practices page bans placing trades around high-impact news to benefit from abnormal volatility.
Only your own, and only with the firm's prior written approval. The Terms & Conditions and the Prohibited Trading Practices page prohibit third-party automated software.
No. The United States of America is on the FAQ's list of countries the firm cannot accept.