Quick answer: Blueberry Funded review
Blueberry Funded's current Prime program is a two-phase evaluation with 8% and 6% targets, 4% daily loss and 10% static overall loss. It is a separate product from the legacy 2-Step Challenge, which stopped accepting new purchases on 17 August 2026. Current alternatives include classic 1-Step, Flex 1-Step and Instant Lite/Elite, with materially different risk and payout conditions.
Prime pays 80% on a 14-day reward cycle. Flex 1-Step pays 85%, requires a 12% target and permits 12% static loss, but limits each trade idea to 1%. Choosing by account name or nominal balance alone misses these differences. The existing PFA 84 editorial score is retained, with no supplied coupon or invented discount.
Audit checked 3 October 2026. The official main site returned a waiting page; the current official help center supplied the rule and pricing references below. This is documentary research, not a purchased-account or payout test.
Current versus legacy programs
| Product | Target | Daily loss | Maximum loss | Standard share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prime | 8% then 6% | 4% | 10% static | 80% |
| 1-Step | 10% | 4% | 6% static | 80% |
| Flex 1-Step | 12% | 3% | 12% static | 85% |
| Instant Lite | None | 2% | 4% equity-trailing, locks at initial balance | 80% |
| Instant Elite | None | None | 10% equity-trailing, locks at initial balance | 80% |
Prime does not inherit legacy 2-Step conditions. Date-specific rules also matter for pre-March 12 accounts and Instant Lite purchases before 17 August 2026. Existing accounts keep the terms they were sold under. Prime overview; 1-Step comparison.
Published original-price references
The official Account Resets article publishes these original prices. They are a price-reference snapshot, not freshly observed checkout totals. Account availability, options and the selected order remain controlling. No PFA promotional code is listed for this firm.
| Size | Prime original fee | Classic 1-Step original fee | Flex 1-Step original fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2,500 | $37 | Not shown | Not shown |
| $5,000 | $69 | $44 | $105 |
| $10,000 | $112 | $82.50 | $155 |
| $25,000 | $206 | $165 | $330 |
| $50,000 | $406 | $302.50 | $490 |
| $100,000 | $812 | $605 | $835 |
| $200,000 | $1,462 | $1,210 | Not shown |
The same article says resets must be claimed within seven days of closure, and states Prime/Flex-only availability despite also displaying a classic 1-Step reset table. Resolve that inconsistency before assuming a reset right. New purchase, evaluation reset and funded reset are different charges. Official original-price and reset schedule.
Prime drawdown and rewards
Prime's maximum-loss floor stays fixed at 90% of initial balance. Its daily dollar allowance is 4% of that initial balance, measured from the higher opening balance or equity. On a $100K account the daily allowance remains $4,000 even after the balance grows; a day starting at $105,000 has a $101,000 floor.
Funded Prime rewards are every 14 days at 80%. Accounts purchased from 17 August 2026 need three active days per reward cycle; older accounts need five. An active day requires closed profit of at least 0.5%. These are reward-cycle requirements and should not be casually relabelled as three evaluation days per phase. Prime has no best-day consistency percentage, lot-size restriction or risk-per-trade limit in its current overview, but news and prohibited-strategy rules still apply. Prime reward structure.
Classic 1-Step versus Flex 1-Step
Classic 1-Step requires three active days during evaluation and each reward cycle. It has a 10% target, 6% static overall loss and 4% daily loss. A 1.5% risk-per-trade-idea restriction applies once funded, and its standard profit share remains 80%. EA use and self-copying are permitted within the conduct policy; third-party copying is not. 1-Step complete guide.
Flex has no evaluation minimum days, but a concentration test when passing can add a four-day reward condition if one trade idea produced more than 60% of the evaluation target. Its 1% risk-per-idea rule applies from day one. The first automatic occurrence can close that instrument's positions as a soft breach; a repeat or aggregated re-entry violation can lead to closure. Flex's broader 12% overall budget therefore does not allow 12% risk on a single setup. Flex rules.
Instant models and the effect of equity highs
Instant Lite purchased from 17 August 2026 has no minimum trading days, but a 15% best-day consistency gate at withdrawal. It pays 80% on 14-day cycles and requires $100 realized profit. Its 1.5% risk-per-idea limit is a hard breach. This differs from Flex's strike system. Current Lite guide.
Lite's 4% and Elite's 10% maximum-loss floors follow equity highs and lock at the starting balance after the relevant profit threshold. An unrealized spike can raise the floor even when the trade later closes for a small gain. Elite has no daily loss limit but does have a 1.5% idea-risk rule and five qualifying days for reward access. Its no-daily-loss headline does not remove those constraints. Lite drawdown; Elite guide.
Payout eligibility and processing
The normal cycle is 14 days. Classic 1-Step requires at least $100 realized profit and three active days; Flex's minimum is 1% of initial balance. Optional faster-cycle add-ons change when a request can be submitted, not the qualifying profit/day conditions. A calendar date alone is insufficient if identity verification, concentration, consistency or risk compliance remains unresolved. Review and payment delivery occur after a valid request.
Check whether a stated minimum concerns gross trading profit or the amount received after the share. Also leave enough risk buffer for the next trading period. Neither the simulated starting balance nor all displayed profit is automatically withdrawable. 1-Step payout guide; payout blockers.
News, holdings, automation and practical fit
Prime forbids opening new positions within two minutes before or after scheduled high-impact releases, while allowing management or closure of existing positions. Other products have their own news rules. Classic 1-Step permits weekend holding; Flex does not. EAs and self-copying cannot be generalized into permission for outside signals, account sharing, cross-account hedging or execution exploitation.
Prime fits traders seeking a fixed overall floor and a conventional two-phase structure. Flex can suit a strategy with small per-idea losses and a tolerance for a higher target. Instant models remove evaluation but make equity-trailing behavior particularly important. Test the full rule set against actual trade history rather than selecting the largest advertised balance.
Company background and verdict
Blueberry Funded's official help center dates its founding to 2024 and locates the contracting entity in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The Blueberry Markets association does not make evaluation access an Australian brokerage deposit or imply customer compensation protection. The assessed accounts are simulated services with conditional real performance rewards.
The positive features are model choice, detailed current help articles and explicit dated changes. The main limitations are differences between similarly named products, risk-per-idea definitions and inconsistent reset documentation. Preserve the account's purchase date and exact agreement when comparing rules or seeking support.
Trading Conditions
- Profit split
- Prime/1-Step/Instant 80%; Flex 1-Step 85%
- Max drawdown
- Prime 10% static; 1-Step 6% static; Flex 12% static; Instant Lite 4%/Elite 10% equity-trailing lock
- Daily drawdown
- Prime/1-Step 4%; Flex 3%; Instant Lite 2%; Elite none
- Profit target
- Prime 8%/6%; 1-Step 10%; Flex 12%; Instant none
- Min trading days
- 3 days
- Payout frequency
- Normally 14 days; product-specific profit/day/consistency gates and optional faster cycles
- Platforms
- MT5 and supported platform options
- Instruments
- Forex, indices, commodities and crypto CFDs where available
- News tradingNot allowed
- EAs / botsAllowed
- Copy tradingAllowed
Audit Points
- 1Prime is separate from legacy 2-Step, closed to new purchases 17 August 2026.
- 2Current Prime reward cycle requires three active days for newer accounts, five for older ones; not assumed evaluation minimum.
- 3Flex 1-Step adds 1% risk-per-idea and a possible four-day reward condition after concentrated evaluation profits.
- 4Instant Lite has 15% consistency on post 17-August accounts; no fixed minimum days does not mean unrestricted payout.
- 5News trading restricted; own-account copying scope distinguished from third-party copying.
- 6Original-price references drawn from official reset article; reset availability wording conflicts internally.
- 7Existing 84 editorial score retained, independent of coupon absence.
Blueberry Funded — Frequently Asked Questions
No. Prime is a separate product. The legacy 2-Step stopped accepting new purchases on 17 August 2026; its rules should not be used for Prime.
8% then 6% targets, 4% daily loss based on initial size, 10% static maximum loss and 80% share.
The current Prime source specifies three active days per reward cycle for purchases from 17 August 2026, versus five for older accounts. That should not be relabelled as an evaluation-phase rule.
12% target, 12% static maximum, 3% daily and 1% risk per idea. It pays 85% and has no evaluation minimum days, but concentration can add a four-day reward condition.
New Lite accounts have no fixed day count, but still need the 14-day cycle, $100 realized minimum, verification, compliance and 15% best-day consistency.
No. It has 10% equity-trailing maximum loss plus separate idea-risk and payout requirements.
The official Account Resets article's original-price column. They are source-referenced base-price snapshots, not verified current checkout totals.
The current comparison says no. Classic 1-Step permits weekend holding.
No PFA coupon is supplied for this profile; no unrelated code or discount is invented.
No. The prop-program contract and simulated balances are distinct from the Blueberry Markets brokerage relationship.