Blueberry Funded is the proprietary trading arm of ASIC-regulated Blueberry Markets broker. This broker-backed model provides institutional liquidity and regulatory credibility that standalone prop firms cannot match.
Blueberry Funded represents a different breed of prop firm - one backed by a legitimate, regulated broker. Blueberry Markets (the parent company) is ASIC-regulated in Australia, providing a layer of credibility that Caribbean-registered prop firms simply cannot offer.
Why Broker-Backed Matters When you trade with Blueberry Funded:
This matters because when prop firms fail, they often do so without warning. Broker-backed firms have external oversight and compliance requirements that make sudden closures far less likely.
Evaluation Structure:
Pricing:
Trading Conditions: Since trades execute through Blueberry Markets' infrastructure:
The 80% Profit Split Trade-off Blueberry Funded's 80% profit split is lower than the 90-95% offered by some competitors. However, consider:
Compliance Considerations: Because Blueberry Markets is regulated:
The Verdict: Blueberry Funded is ideal for risk-averse traders who prioritize credibility and reliability over maximum profit splits. If you've been burned by prop firms going under, the broker-backed model provides peace of mind. The trade-off is slightly lower profit split and stricter rules. For traders who value safety, this is an excellent choice.
Blueberry Funded is backed by ASIC-regulated Blueberry Markets, offering unmatched safety and legitimacy. With 7-day payouts, 1,100+ instruments, and scales to $2M - is this the safest prop firm in 2026?
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This simulation applies Blueberry Funded's specific profit target (8%) and drawdown (10%) rules.