BEM Funding at Prop Firm Expo London 2026: What Traders Should Know

How to use Platinum Sponsor access to evaluate BEM Funding's crypto-and-CFD asset breadth, trading infrastructure, and program range in person.

BEM Funding will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 as a Platinum Sponsor. The Platinum package creates several touchpoints for attendees: a Premium 3x4m booth, a main stage panel, dedicated and integrated social posts across Prop Firm Match and Prop Firm Expo, a dedicated email blast, a podcast episode, a short-form video, two weeks of PFM TV sponsorship, and a homepage feature on PropFirmExpo.com. For a trader trying to evaluate the firm properly, that means more than one setting in which to test what the team says, and more than one source of public material to compare it against.

That matters with BEM Funding because the firm sits in a different position to most CFD prop firms. The questions worth asking sit in the details: how the asset coverage works in practice, how the trading infrastructure shapes execution, and which of the four programs fits the way you actually trade.

BEM Funding is a UAE-based prop firm led by CEO Murat Kaya. The firm was created in June 2024 and has been operating for just over a year, which makes it one of the newer entrants in the prop space.

The trading environment is unusually broad for a CFD-focused firm. BEM Funding supports both CFD and crypto instruments, with assets covering FX (majors), metals, indices, energy, BTC+ETH, altcoins, DeFi, and meme coins. Commissions are set at $4 per lot on FX, 0.0007

% of traded volume on metals, 0.025% of traded volume on the crypto-side instruments and majors, and no commission on indices or energy. Platforms are cTrader and DXTrade. Payouts are processed through Crypto and Riseworks.

Most CFD prop firms keep crypto exposure narrow, usually a small set of major coin pairs, often with restrictive rules. BEM Funding takes a wider position. Alongside the standard CFD lineup of FX majors, metals, indices, and energy, the firm covers BTC+ETH, altcoins, DeFi tokens, and meme coins on the same trading account, on either cTrader or DXTrade.

That is the practical differentiator. A trader who works across both traditional CFD markets and crypto pairs typically has to either accept a firm that does one well and the other lightly, or run two separate accounts at two different firms. BEM Funding is structured to let those two sides of a trader's playbook live in the same place. The commission structure reflects that design too, per-lot pricing on FX, per-volume pricing on the crypto side, with energy and indices commission-free, which gives traders different cost profiles depending on where they trade most.

The trading infrastructure underneath supports this breadth. BEM Funding integrates with both Binance and Bybit alongside its commercial liquidity provider, which is more crypto-side connectivity than most multi-asset prop firms expose. Whether that depth matters to a trader depends on how they trade. For someone whose strategy mixes traditional CFDs with active crypto exposure, it is one of the more practical setups in the prop space right now.

BEM Funding offers four programs across two evaluation styles, three 2-Step paths and one 1-Step path, all running on cTrader or DXTrade, with account sizes from $5,000 to $100,000.

Three things are worth noting from this lineup. The Classic Swing program is the only one where weekend holding is allowed during the funded stage, which makes it the natural choice for swing traders. BEM Extended doubles the available symbol count to 180+, which is a meaningful difference for traders who need range. BEM One is the only single-phase route, but it applies the firm's tightest drawdown limits, 5% total and 3% daily, and a 35% consistency rule on payout, where no single trading day may account for more than 35% of total generated profits.

The starting question is about asset focus. If your strategy lives mostly in traditional CFD markets, the breadth of BEM Funding's crypto coverage may be a useful option you do not need to actively use. If you trade actively across both sides, the firm is set up to support that, and the conversation worth having is on how spreads, execution, and connectivity behave on the assets you trade most.

The next question is about evaluation style. The 2-Step path is the dominant route, with three variations: Classic Normal for active intraday trading, Classic Swing for traders who need to hold positions over weekends and through news, and Extended for traders who want a wider symbol range and slightly lower drawdown tolerance. BEM One is the alternative for traders who prefer a single evaluation phase, with the trade-off being tighter drawdown and a consistency requirement on payout.

The third question is about rule fit. BEM Funding's framework is more explicit than most. News trading is restricted to a four-minute window before and after high-impact releases on three of the four programs, with Classic Swing offering more flexibility. Hedging, opposing positions, and bracketing strategies around news are explicitly prohibited. Copy trading is allowed only between your own accounts at the funded stage, not between evaluation accounts. There is also a 1.2% per-pair risk limit relative to the initial account balance, including fees. These are not unusual rules for a serious prop firm, but they are worth understanding before you trade.

Platforms and payouts are simpler. cTrader and DXTrade are both well-known environments. Payouts run through Crypto and Riseworks, which gives traders practical flexibility on how they receive funds.

• Which program is best suited to my style: Classic Normal, Classic Swing, Extended, or BEM One?
• For a trader who works across both CFD and crypto, how does execution behave on cTrader versus DXTrade?
• BEM Extended offers 180+ symbols compared to 70+ on the other programs. What is the practical difference for a trader using that range?
• How does the 1.2% per-pair risk limit affect typical position sizing on FX and metals?
• On BEM One, the 35% consistency rule caps any single trading day at 35% of total generated profits. What does that look like in practice?
• What does the 4-minute news trading restriction mean for traders who use scheduled releases as part of their setup?
• Which payout method do most of your traders use, and what are the typical timelines?

Use stage and content exposure to test how clearly BEM Funding explains its position. The firm sits in an unusual segment, broader asset coverage than most CFD firms, narrower than a dedicated crypto firm, and the useful signal at the expo is whether the team can articulate that position cleanly. The Platinum package gives BEM Funding a main stage panel, a podcast episode, a short-form video, social content, and a dedicated email blast, which is enough public material to test whether the messaging holds up across formats.

Use booth time to narrow the decision around your own trading. Bring your asset focus, your account-size range, your preferred platform, and your trading style. If you already know whether you lean toward intraday, swing, or single-phase evaluations, this is where BEM Funding should be able to give you a more precise answer than a static listing can provide.

BEM Funding will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 as a Platinum Sponsor. For attendees comparing prop firms with both CFD and crypto exposure, that creates a useful opportunity to compare more than the firm's public message. You can compare how BEM Funding explains its asset breadth, how the team handles specifics in conversation, and how the rule and payout setup would map to your own trading.

If BEM Funding is already on your shortlist, use the expo to get precise. Focus on asset focus, evaluation-style fit, drawdown logic, and rule framework. That is a stronger way to use sponsor-level access than relying on visibility alone.

To prepare before the event, you can review BEM Funding's full profile, including broker details, supported platforms, payout structures, and verified trader reviews, on the BEM Funding page on Prop Firm Match. If you want to compare current pricing and discount codes before you arrive, the latest BEM Funding offers are listed alongside the firm's challenge lineup.