The verdict
Makes the table on price and on a reasonable altcoin list. It sits last because a 14-day payout cycle and a one-year history give a trader very little to lean on if something goes wrong.
What works
- Low entry pricing across every account size
- Broad altcoin perps coverage
- DXtrade is stable and widely supported
What does not
- Fixed 14-day payout cycle
- One year in operation
- Split starts at 75%
- Terms of service have been revised twice since launch
- No named leadership on the site
How the evaluation works
A conventional evaluation at low prices, launched in 2025.
The rules that matter
The terms of service have been revised twice since launch. Revisions are not automatically sinister — young firms do adjust — but they are worth watching, because a firm willing to change terms is a firm that could change the term that matters to you.
If any of that terminology is unfamiliar, our guide to the rules that fail most traders covers trailing drawdown, consistency ratios and weekend clauses in detail.
Payouts and profit split
A fixed 14-day payout cycle, a split starting at 75% and rising to 85%, and allocation to $200,000.
For how BEM Funding compares against the rest of the table on money out rather than money advertised, see which crypto prop firm pays out the most.
Platform and execution
DXtrade: stable, broadly supported, with reasonable altcoin perps coverage.
What you actually pay
$59 at entry, $219 for $100,000. Price is this firm's main argument.
Who it suits
Price-driven traders who want altcoin coverage and accept that a one-year-old firm with unpublished leadership carries counterparty risk that no review can price for you.
Not sure this is the right profile for you? Work through our decision framework first.
What we still need to verify
Open items on this review
Every figure above is taken from BEM Funding's published terms, not from a completed payout test of our own. Advertised windows and delivered windows are not the same thing, and in this industry the gap is where the trouble lives.
This review is upgraded to a tested review once a full withdrawal cycle is logged. Until then, treat the payout figure as the firm's claim rather than our finding, and read how we test for what that upgrade involves.
Spotted something out of date? Firms change terms without notice. Tell us and we log the correction on this page with a date.
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Risk warning
Trading leveraged crypto derivatives carries a high risk of loss. Challenge fees are generally non-refundable and most participants never reach a payout. Nothing on this site is financial advice, and we are not a licensed adviser, broker or prop firm.