Blueberry Funded

Blueberry Funded's site is fully JavaScript-rendered and returned nothing but a loading shell to every automated read we made on 2 September 2026, so the program detail below comes from independent trackers rather than the firm's own pages — verify it at checkout. The core products are a Prime 2-Step (8% then 6% targets, 4% daily and 10% overall static drawdown, five minimum trading days), a Standard 2-Step (10% then 5%, 5% daily and 10% overall), a 1-Step (10% target, 4% daily and 6% overall, three minimum days), a seven-day Rapid challenge with a 5% target and a 3%/4% risk budget, and two instant-funding tiers, Elite and Lite, that skip evaluation in exchange for a trailing lock on the drawdown. Fees quoted by trackers run from about $40 for a $5K account to roughly $1,100–$1,180 at $200K. No time limit applies on the standard paths. A consistency figure of 0.5% closed profit per day appears in some sources but seems to gate payout eligibility rather than the evaluation pass; we could not resolve which. The point of listing all this is not precision — it is that a firm with this many variants and no readable rules page puts the verification burden on you.

The single most-repeated claim about Blueberry Funded is that it is ASIC-regulated. The accurate version is narrower. Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd, the broker, holds Australian financial services licences and is regulated by ASIC. Blueberry Funded, the prop firm, is described in trade-press coverage as a separate entity — Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC, registered in St Vincent and the Grenadines — that trades on the broker's liquidity and infrastructure but is not itself under the ASIC licence. That is why challenge fees and simulated balances sit outside Australian client-money protections, and it is also the likely reason trackers list Australia among the restricted countries alongside the United States, Russia, Iran and a dozen others. The broker relationship is a genuine credibility signal relative to a standalone offshore prop firm; it is not the regulatory shield the marketing implies. We could not confirm the entity structure against a primary regulatory filing.

Payouts run on a 14-day cycle, with first-payout eligibility around 14 days after activation plus three trading days. Rails are crypto — USDT and USDC on TRC20 — and Rise for larger amounts; trackers put crypto at 12 to 24 hours after approval and Rise at three to seven days. There is no bank-wire or Wise option in the current menu, which we had previously listed in error. The profit split starts at 80% and rises to 90% through a scaling plan that requires roughly 10% net profit over about three months and four successful payouts, after which the balance grows 25% per phase toward the $2 million cap — the joint-highest ceiling in our coverage with FundingPips and Goat Funded Trader. Whether the challenge fee is refunded on a clean pass is unclear: one tracker omits any refund, another states only that fees are not refunded after a breach. Ask before you buy. Finance Magnates reported $23 million in first-year payouts, a firm-supplied figure.

Trustpilot withdrew Blueberry Funded's aggregate rating for a guideline breach; we first recorded the notice on 3 August 2026 and on 2 September the profile additionally stated that fake reviews had been removed. Around 1,700 reviews remain readable, split roughly 52% five-star against 36% one-star. The one-star cohort has a recognisable shape: accounts flagged for breaches close to payout dates, and terminations citing a Clause 12.2 prohibition on martingale or toxic trading where the trader reports being shown no evidence. We have not been able to verify any individual case, and a suppressed rating plus a complaint pattern is still one adverse signal under our published Scam Watch bar, which requires two. That is why the firm is not on the watch and why its editorial score fell only from 4.2 to 4.0 rather than further. It is also why our practical guidance is unchanged from other firms with a withdrawn rating: buy small, take the first payout early, and scale only once the firm has paid you.