Simulated one- and two-step evaluations, instant accounts and synthetic-indices plans on MT5 and TraderLocker
Checked 9 October 2026
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Blueberry Funded sells simulated evaluations and instant-funding accounts on forex and other CFD markets, plus separate plans on synthetic indices. The firm's help centre and Trading Evaluation Outline describe a Flex 1-Step, a 1-Step Challenge, a two-step Prime Challenge, two instant accounts (Instant Lite and Instant Elite) and, from 8 October 2026, synthetic-indices plans in 1-Step, 2-Step and Instant Funding form. Prices shown on the homepage were one-time fees. The standard profit split is 80%, or 85% on the Flex 1-Step, and the firm advertises an upgraded split of up to 90%.
Its pages name the operator as Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and the firm describes itself as backed by the broker Blueberry Markets. The firm's rules changed several times in 2026, and some of its pages disagree with each other; we point these out below.
Everything in this review comes from Blueberry Funded's own web pages, saved on 7–9 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 90% 1 Firm's wording: “Upgraded Profit Split of up to 90%” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) 12 |
| Markets | Forex, Crypto, Indices, Commodities, Metals 12 |
| Platforms | MetaTrader 5, TradeLocker 1 |
| 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) | |
| US traders | Not accepted 12 |
| Restricted countries named | Afghanistan, American Samoa, Australia, Belarus, Cuba, Guam, Iran, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, Syria, United States, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Yemen 1 Countries the firm names. Its list may also refer to sanctions lists or other countries — check the linked page. |
Homepage prices ranged from $139 to $640, shown as one-time fees. We could not confirm from the saved text which programme or account size each homepage price refers to, so we do not list prices per programme. Some homepage prices were shown as promotional prices with a code, next to a higher price. The 1-Step comes in sizes from $5K to $200K. The new synthetic plans come in sizes from $2.5K to $100K. Prices in the Trading Evaluation Outline are stated to be exclusive of relevant taxes.
The table shows only figures that the firm's own wording ties to a programme; a dash means we could not confirm the figure.
| Programme | Evaluation phases | Profit target | Daily loss | Max loss | Min. trading days | Profit split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flex 1-Step | 1 | 12% | — | 12%, static | None | 85% |
| Prime Challenge | 2 | — | — | — | 3 | — |
| 1-Step Challenge | 1 | 10% | 4% | 6% | 3 | 80% |
| Synthetic 1-Step | 1 | 8% | 4% | 8%, static | 5 | 80% |
| Synthetic 2-Step | 2 | 10% (Phase 1), 5% (Phase 2) | 4% | 10%, static | — | 80% |
| Synthetic Instant Funding | None | None | 3% | 10%, static | — | 80% |
Instant accounts: the Outline says Instant Funding programmes give access to a funded account immediately on purchase. The August 2026 announcement says Instant Lite relaunched with no minimum trading days. We could not tie the homepage's figures for Instant Lite and Instant Elite to each account from the saved text, so we leave them out.
The firm says the synthetic plans replaced its single Synthetic Challenge from 8 October 2026. The 2-Step Challenge has not been on sale since 17 August 2026; existing 2-Step accounts keep their rules. The Trading Evaluation Outline marks the Rapid Evaluation as discontinued on 12 March 2026. The help-centre announcement says the 1-Step Challenge remains available on its original rules.
The homepage says there is no time limit. The Flex 1-Step has no minimum number of trading days and no time limit. Prime requires a minimum of 3 active trading days. An active trading day is a calendar day on which closed trades produce more than 0.5% of the initial balance in profit.
The homepage gives the daily loss basis as the higher of the previous day's equity or balance; for the synthetic plans the help centre says the daily limit resets from the higher of the previous day's closing equity or balance. The Outline says the Flex 1-Step's 12% maximum loss is static and includes floating (unrealised) profit and loss. The homepage and the Outline also list a "Trailing Lock" maximum drawdown type; we could not tie it to a specific programme from the saved text.
The Outline describes a 30% profit-concentration rule at withdrawal; we could not see which programmes it covers. It also says no single trade idea may account for more than 60% of the profit balance used to pass Stage 1; we could not confirm which programme this covers. For Instant Lite, the Outline says no single trading day may account for more than 15% of the profit at the time a payout is requested. On funded synthetic accounts bought from 8 October 2026, no single trading day may account for more than 25% of the profit behind a payout.
A per-trade-idea loss limit applies to funded accounts bought after 12 March 2026: 1.5% of the initial account size on the Classic 1-Step (funded account only), and 1% on the Flex 1-Step from day one of the evaluation. The help article says breaking this rule is a hard breach that closes the account, although on the Flex 1-Step the first automatic breach is a soft breach. It also says "Prime accounts are excluded. This includes the 1-Step.", which conflicts with its own 1.5% limit for the Classic 1-Step; check with the firm which 1-Step accounts are covered. Losses on split positions in the same trade idea are added together.
The help centre lists prohibited strategies for all accounts, at both the challenge and funded stage; using them is a hard breach. The list includes any form of arbitrage (including latency and reverse arbitrage), high-frequency trading, tick scalping, exploiting the firm's pricing or execution, and bad-faith trading.
Copying external traders or letting a third party manage the account is banned; copying between your own Blueberry Funded accounts is allowed. Hedging is allowed only within a single account. Automated trading is allowed only if the software is proprietary, and any automated system, even one you built, must be disclosed and approved first; EAs from friends, Discord groups, signal groups or marketplaces are not allowed. The firm says these automated-trading rules apply to all accounts regardless of purchase date, while accounts bought before 12 March 2026 otherwise keep their original rules. Instant Access accounts get no warnings: any rule deviation ends the account.
Martingale and grid trading are banned on synthetic plans bought from 8 October 2026. The help centre says these two bans do not apply to its other products.
News trading: the pages disagree. The homepage says news trading is "Allowed (Subject to Policy)", but the help-centre news article says it is not allowed on evaluation and earning accounts. The Outline says high-impact news trading is not permitted on the Flex 1-Step, and defines news trading as opening or closing positions within 2 minutes before or after a high-impact event. The Outline also shows an 85% (bi-weekly) split falling to 60% after a second news-trading strike; 85% is the Flex 1-Step's split. The news article says profits from trades in restricted times are removed when a payout is requested.
The Outline requires positions to be held for at least 5 minutes in the funded stage. On funded synthetic accounts bought from 8 October 2026, profit from trades held under 5 minutes is removed from the payout, without a breach.
The payout button appears on the earnings account 14 days after activation, or after 7 days if you add the 7-Day Payout add-on at checkout; it cannot be added later. The homepage also mentions on-demand payouts and says traders "get paid in 24hrs"; we did not find the conditions for on-demand payouts or a definition of the 24-hour figure, so we treat it as the firm's own claim. Synthetic accounts stay on a 14-day payout cycle.
Minimum payouts are $200 on synthetic accounts, 1% of the initial balance on Flex 1-Step accounts and $100 on other accounts. The Outline gives a 1% of initial balance minimum without, in the text we saved, naming the programmes; we used the help-centre figures.
The help centre says payouts are available through crypto, Rise and Blueberry Markets trading accounts. Crypto payouts (USDC or USDT-TRC20) are for amounts up to $2,000; larger amounts go through RiseWorks. The Terms and Conditions instead say trader payments are made in US dollars to a nominated bank account; we have used the more specific help-centre pages.
Scaling: an eligible earning account can be increased every 3 months by 25% of the balance if it makes at least 10% net profit over 3 consecutive months and processes at least 4 payouts in that period. The maximum simulated allocation per trader is $2 million. The firm also advertises an "Upgraded Profit Split of up to 90%"; we could not confirm the exact conditions for it from the saved text.
Resets are available on Prime, the Flex 1-Step and synthetic plans; not every product can be reset. A reset must be bought within 7 days of the breach, each account can be reset once, and reset fees are non-refundable. Prices vary by programme, size and phase: a reset that keeps you in Phase 2 costs the original challenge price, and a funded-account reset costs twice the challenge price. Instant Funding challenges, scaled accounts, Legacy 2-Step accounts and synthetic accounts bought before 8 October 2026 cannot be reset, and resets are not available on funded synthetic accounts.
Trading is on MetaTrader 5 or TraderLocker (as the help centre spells it), on desktop, web and mobile. The help centre says TradingView, DXtrade, Match-Trader and cTrader are not supported. Synthetic accounts are on MT5.
The homepage lists FX, metals, indices, crypto, energies and synthetic indices. The synthetic plans cover 24 instruments in five families (Boom, Crash, Flip, Step and FX Vol), with no commission; the spread is the cost. The firm says synthetic indices are generated by an algorithm rather than derived from a real market.
The homepage lists leverage of 1:30 on FX, 1:10 on indices and metals and 1:2 on crypto. For synthetic plans, the 8 October help article says leverage stays at 1:30, while the synthetic page says 1:50; we used the newer help article.
The site says Blueberry Funded is owned and operated by Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC, of Euro House, Richmond Hill Road, Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and that treasury services are provided by BBF Treasury Pty Ltd. It states that it offers only virtual accounts, and that fees are a subscription, not client money. The Terms describe the platform as a demonstration environment, not a live one, and say the services are not financial products or services. The synthetic page also says Instant Funding gets you into a "live funded account" and that you are "trading real capital"; this conflicts with the virtual-accounts statement on the same page, which we have relied on. The Terms say the access fee is non-refundable once the assessment period starts, except where the law requires otherwise.
Restricted countries: the help centre lists Afghanistan, American Samoa, Australia, Belarus, Cuba, Guam, Iran, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, Syria, the United States, the US Minor Outlying Islands and Yemen. The Outline gives a shorter list (it also names the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine) and says passport holders of restricted countries may use the service if they live in a non-restricted country.
Blueberry Funded may suit forex and CFD traders outside the restricted countries who want one-time fees, no time limit and MT5 or TraderLocker. Traders who want to avoid a minimum number of days can look at the Flex 1-Step, which has no minimum days but does not permit high-impact news trading. Traders who rely on third-party EAs, external copy trading or news trading should read the rules closely first.
MyPropGenius Rating:
The rating measures how openly Blueberry Funded discloses its rules, pricing, payouts and ownership (our Transparency Index methodology). It does not measure how likely you are to pass or be paid.
The entity, registration number, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines address and clear statements that only virtual accounts are offered and no financial services are provided are given. Refund terms appear only in the Terms & Conditions PDF: the access fee is non-refundable once the assessment starts, and reset fees are non-refundable. The firm's pages show only an aggregate payout claim ('Over $9M') and payout-speed claims; we found no dated payout list, certificates or live payout page. We could not establish how long Blueberry Funded has operated: we found no Internet Archive copy of its homepage and its pages give no founding date.
Its Transparency Index score is 45/100 (Mixed). We do not verify payouts or test accounts; this is what the firm’s own pages show.
Check the current rules and prices on the firm's own website before you buy.
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Blueberry Funded offers one-time-fee evaluations and instant accounts, with an 80% standard split (85% on the Flex 1-Step) and a scaling plan up to $2 million. Its rules are detailed but have changed often in 2026, and its pages disagree on news trading and synthetic leverage. verdict: Flex 85%, $2M scaling Check the current help-centre article for your programme before you buy.
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Find my matchHomepage prices ranged from $139 to $640, shown as one-time fees, and some were shown as promotional prices. We could not confirm which programme or account size each price refers to.
80% as standard and 85% on the Flex 1-Step. The firm also advertises an upgraded split of up to 90%, but we could not confirm its conditions.
14 days after the earnings account is activated, or 7 days if you bought the 7-Day Payout add-on at checkout.
MetaTrader 5 and TraderLocker. The help centre says TradingView, DXtrade, Match-Trader and cTrader are not supported.
No. The firm says it offers only virtual accounts, and its Terms describe a demonstration-only environment.
No. The help centre lists both the United States and Australia among the countries it restricts purchases from.