There are no Be Funding reviews on the FPA, which is not a positive sign for the firm’s safety. On Trustpilot, the firm has around 250 reviews, 51% being 1-star evaluations. This indicates serious safety and reliability issues with the firm and confirms only that the firm is most likely a scam. The firm was launched in 2023, making it very young and inexperienced in the prop trading sector, which shows negative comments. 

The firm gets a 0 score in this section, and we heavily advise our readers to stay away from this scam company.

Be Funding funded programs are really diverse and include several challenge types. Synthetic indices can be traded via 1-phase and 2-phase challenges, and Forex pairs are available on instant and one-phase models. Be Funding funding opinions are different for each funded account type.

The Be Flash Synthetic (1-phase) Be Funding funded options are 2k, 5k, 10k, 25k, 50k, 75k, 100k, and 150k USD.

The Synthetic 2-step account offers 5k to 100k USD. The Forex instant account allows funding to range from 10k to 500k USD. The Forex 1-step account funding options range from 5k to 200k USD. 

There is a Leverage account that offers 1:33 leverage and funding options from 500 USD to 100k USD. 

Be Funding challenges require traders to hit the profit targets, excluding the instant challenge. 

Be Funding scaling plan is not available, which is yet another downside of this firm apart from serious safety issues. Stay away!

The firm gets a 2.5 score in this section.

Be Funding prop trading assets include Forex pairs, indices, commodities, and synthetic indices. There are no crypto pairs offered, and there are no stocks available either.

The firm gets a 2 score in this section. 

Be Funding rules seem fair, but the firm is known for scamming its clients. The daily risk limit is around 5%, the maximum drawdown is 8%, and the profit target is 8-10%. Many traders indicate the firm has hidden rules that ensure trailers get disqualified. 
The firm gets a 0.2 score in this section. 

The minimum fee starts from 50 dollars, but the funded amount is 500 USD. This is an incredibly unattractive offering as many reliable firms offer 10k accounts at the same price. The firm has higher fees for higher funded options, which makes it an expensive and unattractive firm. Couple this with the lack of safety, and we have a firm you don’t want to sign up for. 

Be Funding free trial is offered. However, the Be Funding free repeat is not available at the moment, which is a downside. 

Overall, the firm gets a 1.5 score in this section. 
 

The firm only offers custom web trading platforms, which are far inferior when compared to popular FX trading platforms such as MT4 and MT5. There is no possibility to use any custom indicators and automated trading systems or EAs. 

As a result, the firm gets a 0.9 score in this section for only offering a web trading platform. 
 

Be Funding profit split starts at 50% for instant accounts, and it can go up to 70% for other options. There is an option to get up to 90%, but the firm is a confirmed scam, and we can not confirm anyone can get this amount of profit share.

The firm gets a 1 score in this section. 
 

The firm does not offer any educational materials, only blogs. The blog is not a substitute for a proper education and there are no other materials such as video guides, trading courses, or webinars. The firm also lacks any tools to assist its traders. Overall, the firm gets a 0.5 score in this section. 

The firm does not offer live chat, but there is a Telegram channel that is not convenient like built-in live chat. There are also email support options. The firm does not offer a phone support option, either. The website and support are only provided in two languages, which is not enough to call the firm multilingual.

Overall, the firm only managed to get a 1.2 score in this section.