Blueberry Markets Review 2026

Blueberry Markets is an international leveraged-forex and CFD broker whose current global site routes trading through a Mauritius licensed dealer and a Vanuatu financial-dealer entity, with a separate Australian affiliate disclosed as a payment processor.

Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd, Mauritius company 218548, states that it holds Global Business Licence GB24203929 under the Financial Services Act permitting Full Service Dealer activity excluding underwriting. Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd, company 700697, appears as Active on the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission Financial Dealers Licensee List with licence Classes A, B and C. Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd, ABN 57 140 275 869 and AFSL 364411, is disclosed on the global site as facilitating payment processing; this review does not treat that payment-processing disclosure as proof that the reviewed international account is an Australian-regulated retail trading account.

The main strengths are two clearly named current offshore trading entities, direct VFSC register confirmation for the Vanuatu entity, segregated-funds language on the live account page, a simple Standard-versus-Direct pricing choice, a broad MT4/MT5/TradingView/Blueberry X platform set and an active broker-run copy-trading product.

For active comparison purposes, the most important concrete advantages are Standard pricing starts at 1.0 pip with no commission, while Direct/Raw pricing starts at 0.0 pips with a $7 per standard-lot round-turn commission; both published account types start with a $100 minimum deposit and 0.01-lot minimum trade size and the current account page lists MT4, MT5, WebTrader, TradingView and Blueberry X, and Blueberry Social can mirror selected strategy providers using an MT4 or MT5 login.

The main drawbacks are the reviewed global route is regulated offshore rather than through a verified EEA retail investment firm, leverage is advertised up to 500:1, the current authoritative pages checked did not establish a statutory investor-compensation scheme or a universal contractual negative-balance-protection commitment, and the broker has an explicit list of excluded jurisdictions.

A prospective client should also account for jurisdiction differences: Blueberry explicitly excludes a number of countries, but its global exclusion list is not evidence that every unlisted country is accepted. No current Blueberry source checked on 4 September 2026 established a Belgian-serving entity. Belgium separately restricts electronic distribution to consumers of leveraged OTC CFDs and rolling-spot forex, so this review does not enable a Belgian Open Account route.

Blueberry currently publishes a 20% trade-credit promotion requiring a minimum $100 deposit and offering up to $2,000 in trade credit, with credit generally added within up to 24 hours. The page says it is not for Australian clients and is subject to terms; trade credit is not the same as withdrawable cash and eligibility can vary.

Key 2026 highlights include active VFSC company 700697 with Classes A/B/C, Mauritius Global Business Licence GB24203929 as disclosed by the broker, $100 Standard and Direct minimum deposits, Standard spreads from 1.0 pip, Direct spreads from 0.0 pips plus $7 round-turn commission, leverage up to 500:1, 300+ published instruments, multiple major platforms and Blueberry Social copy trading. These are more useful than marketing slogans because they directly affect pricing, market access, platform capability or client protection.

The current global site identifies Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd and Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd as the trading entities and separately lists Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd in Sydney as a payment-processing affiliate. The contact page calls Level 17/135 King Street, Sydney an office HQ while separately publishing the registered addresses in Mauritius and Vanuatu; this review therefore distinguishes operational contact location from the registered trading entities.

Yes, Blueberry Markets is an established legitimate financial-services provider. The strongest independently verifiable trust fact is that the VFSC current licensee list names BLUEBERRY MARKETS (V) LTD, company 700697, as Active with Classes A, B and C. The Mauritius legal footer publishes company 218548 and licence GB24203929, and the FSC Mauritius official register was checked as the regulator destination; an entity-level search result was not exposed by the indexed regulator interface during this run, so the exact Mauritius licence number is attributed to the broker’s current legal disclosure rather than falsely described as a direct register hit.

That does not make every account equally protected; Blueberry explicitly excludes a number of countries, but its global exclusion list is not evidence that every unlisted country is accepted. No current Blueberry source checked on 4 September 2026 established a Belgian-serving entity. Belgium separately restricts electronic distribution to consumers of leveraged OTC CFDs and rolling-spot forex, so this review does not enable a Belgian Open Account route.

Yes. Blueberry Markets has verifiable regulated group relationships, but the trading entities and the Australian payment-processing company must not be conflated. The complete current regulator/legal-entity set retained in this audit is:

A Blueberry-hosted Australian PDS dated 2024 also names **Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd** and describes Australian client-money trust arrangements. That relationship remains preserved because no authoritative evidence was found showing it ceased. However, the current 2026 global disclosure identifies Mauritius and Vanuatu companies as trading entities and Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd as payment facilitator, so ForexBrokersInfo does not invent a second current ASIC trading-counterparty role without fresher entity-specific evidence.

Client protection remains entity-specific. Blueberry's current materials describe segregated client funds, but no statutory investor-compensation scheme comparable with the UK FSCS or Cyprus ICF was verified for the Mauritius or Vanuatu trading relationships. The Australian AFSL/payment-processing relationship must likewise not be transferred to an offshore trading account merely because the companies share the Blueberry brand.

For Belgium, Blueberry's current exclusion list not naming Belgium is not proof that a Belgian retail account is legally available. The reviewed product proposition is leveraged forex and CFDs through Mauritius/Vanuatu entities. Belgium's FSMA prohibits consumer distribution via electronic platforms of leveraged OTC CFDs and rolling-spot forex. No Belgium-specific compliant onboarding entity or separate direct-securities service was verified. Broker-level Belgian availability therefore remains unverified, the reviewed forex/CFD products are unavailable to Belgian consumers, and no Belgian Open Account CTA is shown.

The current site uses “multi award-winning broker” language but the authoritative pages checked on 4 September 2026 did not provide a current table pairing specific award names with independent issuers and years. No generic award badge is therefore used as a rating input.

Blueberry is an OTC leveraged-derivatives broker for the reviewed Standard and Direct accounts. Its Direct page describes raw pricing from liquidity providers, but the public evidence checked does not prove that every order is externally matched one-for-one or justify a blanket “agency-only” execution claim.

Blueberry advertises 24/7 multilingual live chat and email support. Its contact page lists phone support Monday to Friday, 8:00–17:00, on +61 2 7908 3946 and +61 2 8039 7480 and identifies Level 17/135 King Street, Sydney NSW 2000 as an office HQ.

The contact page describes Level 17/135 King Street, Sydney NSW 2000 as an office HQ. The regulated trading entities have separate registered addresses: Silicon Avenue, 40 Cybersecurity, The Cyberati Lounge, Ground Floor, The Catalyst, Ebene 72201, Mauritius, and Govant Building, 1st Floor, Kumul Highway, Port Vila, Vanuatu.

Live chat is advertised as multilingual and available 24/7. Phone support is published for weekdays during stated business hours, with email support also available through the contact page.

The site provides a trading academy, market-analysis material, webinars and a free demo environment. The demo starts with $100,000 virtual funds and lasts 30 days, with extension or a new demo available on request.

Blueberry’s current forex/account material permits hedging-style trading and provides automated-trading-capable MetaTrader accounts. The broker-level risk-management policy is not public evidence that every client position is externally hedged one-for-one, so no such claim is made.

The live footer says applications are not accepted from the US, Japan, Central African Republic, North Korea, Congo, Zaire, Iran, Libya, Mali, Saipan, Somalia, South Sudan, Yemen, Ontario, Indonesia and Malaysia. An unlisted country is not automatically verified as accepted. No explicit Belgian-serving route was found, and Belgium’s leveraged-OTC distribution restriction means the reviewed forex/CFD account is treated as restricted for Belgian consumers.

Blueberry Markets is best suited to eligible non-restricted traders who want a $100 entry point, a choice between spread-only and raw-plus-commission pricing, MT4/MT5/TradingView access and optional broker-run copy trading

Blueberry Markets is a weaker fit for Belgian consumers seeking leveraged OTC forex/CFDs, residents of Blueberry’s explicitly excluded jurisdictions, traders requiring a verified EEA-regulated account or users who require a clearly documented statutory compensation scheme

The current 20% trade-credit campaign offers up to $2,000 of trading credit subject to terms. Blueberry also publishes referral and VPS programmes, but eligibility and economic value are programme-specific; this review does not convert partner/referral rewards into lower advertised trading fees.

The core current CFD account choice is Standard versus Direct/Raw. Standard starts from 1.0 pip with $0 commission; Direct/Raw starts from 0.0 pips with $7 per standard lot round turn. Both state a $100 minimum deposit, up to 500:1 leverage, 0.01 minimum trade size, 300+ instruments and the same main platform family.

To open a live account, complete the online application, provide residence/nationality and account preferences, upload identity and proof-of-address documents as requested, and fund after approval. The current account guide says documentation requirements vary by country. The broker must complete identity, residency and suitability/appropriateness checks before regulated products are enabled.

A free demo account is available with $100,000 in virtual funds. The current demo page says it remains active for 30 days and can be extended on request or replaced with a new demo; demo execution can differ from live execution in slippage, speed and depth.

Blueberry Markets is not a proprietary-trading challenge, so there are no 'trading objectives' whose breach automatically terminates a funded challenge. Normal account restrictions instead come from margin rules, product permissions, suitability checks and the client agreement.

The live account page states that client funds are held in segregated accounts with tier-one banks. The VFSC entity is directly verifiable as Active. The authoritative sources checked did not establish a statutory investor-compensation scheme for the reviewed Mauritius/Vanuatu route or a universal contractual negative-balance-protection promise, so neither is assumed.

The live-account process requires identity verification and proof of residence, with documentation varying by country. Blueberry also states that all customers undergo KYC. The authoritative pages checked did not expose a complete public AML threshold table, so document requirements beyond the published onboarding list remain case-specific.

The current account-opening material identifies bank transfer, card and e-wallet funding. The legal/support pages were checked for a universal current withdrawal-fee and timing table, but the indexed authoritative material did not expose one that could be safely applied to every entity and country; exact withdrawal method, processing time and provider charge therefore remain account- and jurisdiction-specific.

The current account guide says a live account can be funded by bank transfer, card or e-wallet after identity approval. The core account minimum is $100. Method availability can depend on residence and legal entity, so a method visible on the global site should not be assumed to work in every country.

Both Standard and Direct/Raw accounts currently publish a $100 minimum deposit. The 20% trade-credit promotion also uses $100 as its qualifying minimum deposit.

The authoritative legal and support pages checked on 4 September 2026 did not expose a single current global withdrawal-method/fee table that applies to both reviewed entities. Clients should therefore rely on the methods displayed in their verified portal for their entity; this review does not invent a universal withdrawal fee or processing time.

Complete KYC, use the withdrawal function in the verified client area, select an available method for the account’s legal entity and ensure beneficiary details belong to the verified client. Exact processing times and any provider/bank charges were not published in a universal current table located during this review.

Blueberry does not offer guaranteed investment payouts. Withdrawable cash is distinct from promotional trade credit; the 20% promotion’s credit is governed by its terms and should not be treated as guaranteed cash profit.

Standard pricing starts from a 1.0-pip spread with no separate commission. Direct/Raw starts from 0.0 pips and charges $7 per standard lot round turn ($3.50 per side). Actual spreads and execution can vary with market conditions; overnight financing and instrument-specific costs can apply unless a particular account/instrument qualifies for another treatment.

The current account and market pages cover forex, indices, gold and other commodities, shares and cryptocurrency CFDs, with 300+ instruments advertised for the Standard and Direct accounts.

The current account page lists MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, WebTrader, TradingView and Blueberry X. Blueberry Social is a separate copy-trading interface linked to MT4/MT5 credentials.

Tradable leveraged products include currency pairs, index CFDs, metals/energy and other commodity CFDs, share CFDs and crypto CFDs. Product availability can differ by legal entity and country.

Blueberry supports MT4 and MT5, but the current public pages checked do not provide a universal server-name list applicable to every entity/account. Clients should use the server credentials issued in their verified account portal rather than a server name copied from an old review.

The current Standard/Direct account page lists AUD, USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, NZD, SGD and CHF as account currencies.

Cryptocurrency CFDs are included in the current market/account proposition. They are leveraged derivatives rather than custody of the underlying coins, and availability can be restricted by jurisdiction.

The current Standard and Direct account specifications advertise maximum leverage up to 500:1. Actual available leverage depends on legal entity, instrument, account status and applicable local rules.

The application process includes leverage/account preferences, but leverage remains subject to product, entity, risk and jurisdiction rules. A client cannot use a self-selected setting to override a regulatory or internal maximum.

Published starting spreads are 1.0 pip on Standard and 0.0 pips raw on Direct. Direct adds $7 per standard lot round turn. These are “from” rates rather than a guarantee that a quoted spread remains fixed during volatile conditions.

The current global account, platform and copy-trading pages checked on 4 September 2026 did not establish a public retail MAM or PAMM programme with current commercial terms. Blueberry Social is verified separately as copy trading and should not be relabelled as MAM/PAMM.

Automated trading is supported through MetaTrader, and the broker’s platform/VPS material is designed for algorithmic strategies. EA behaviour remains subject to the client agreement and trading conditions.

Blueberry Social is currently active and lets clients connect MT4/MT5 credentials, select strategy providers and automatically mirror trades with user-controlled strategy selection. The page covers forex, commodities, stocks, indices and cryptocurrencies through the copy interface.