Blueberry Markets Review 2026

How safe is Blueberry Markets?

Blueberry Markets carries a trust score of 46 on this site. I would note that the VFSC in Vanuatu is the regulator for a global account, which is a different kind of oversight from larger regulators, so the entity details deserve a read before funding.

1. Regulation

A global account is opened with Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd, registered at Govant Building, Kumul Highway, Port Vila, and regulated by the VFSC as an active financial dealer, company number 700697, holding Licence Class A, Class B and Class C. The table below lists the group’s other companies and their regulators, so check which one applies to you.

Some of the abbreviations on this page are expanded to the regulator's full name: a broker regulated by ASIC is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission; by FCA, the Financial Conduct Authority. AFSL is an Australian Financial Services Licence.

Blueberry deals as principal, so each trade you open sits opposite the broker itself. Your funds go into the licensee’s client money trust account, which Blueberry can use to cover margin, security or settlement for its own derivative trades with other parties, including hedges of its risk on client positions; cash moved out for hedging sits under the hedging counterparty’s name and is no longer client money. The broker may also invest the trust balance and keeps any interest earned, so a free balance earns nothing. Complaints go first to Blueberry in writing through its internal process, under Vanuatu law and the Vanuatu courts, and because no compensation scheme backed by government is named, I would weigh that carefully.

The group operates several companies, and the one joined decides the protections. Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd holds Global Business Licence GB24203929 with the FSC Mauritius, Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd serves Australian residents only, so the 30:1 cap, the mandatory negative balance protection and the cTrader copy trading never reach a global client, and Blueberry Financial Consultation LLC does UAE consultation and promotion without opening accounts, and the United States and Japan are not accepted, except US Eligible Contract Participants. I take comfort from the ASIC licence behind the Australian business, but you should be clear the account sits elsewhere.

As a global client you have no statutory negative balance protection, so a fast market can in principle leave a debt owing. A 50% stop-out applies to reduce that risk, so size positions with it in mind.

2. Reputation

Founded in Sydney in 2016, Blueberry Markets has kept a clean regulatory record, with no issues reported, which I consider a good sign for a broker of this size. Its worldwide branded Google searches for September 2026 came in at 12,110, ranking it fortieth among the 61 brokers we track.

It ranks fortieth among the 61 brokers this site tracks, on 12,110 worldwide branded Google searches in September 2026. Similarweb data from February 2026 also puts it 46th for visits, with 179,147 global visits that month.

Show all 65 countries

Country, 55 rows.

Country	2026 Monthly Searches
Singapore	390
Malaysia	320
South Africa	320
Pakistan	320
Netherlands	320
Philippines	210
United Arab Emirates	210
Spain	210
Brazil	170
Turkey	170
Indonesia	140
Nigeria	140
Austria	140
Vietnam	110
Switzerland	110
Cyprus	90
Portugal	90
Sweden	90
Colombia	70
Bangladesh	70
Argentina	70
Hong Kong	70
Morocco	70
Kenya	70
Mexico	50
Japan	50
Ireland	50
Poland	40
Egypt	40
Saudi Arabia	40
Taiwan	40
Chile	40
Ghana	40
Greece	40
Algeria	20
Ecuador	20
Dominican Republic	20
Sri Lanka	20
Uganda	20
Peru	10
Venezuela	10
Tanzania	10
Uzbekistan	10
Jordan	10
Ethiopia	10
Cambodia	10
Bolivia	10
Botswana	10
Costa Rica	10
Mongolia	10
Uruguay	10
Guatemala	10
Panama	10
Mauritius	10
Honduras	10

3. Reviews

Our score for Blueberry Markets is set against every other broker on broker reviews.

Verdict

I place Blueberry Markets in the safer bracket, with the VFSC as the regulator for a global account and an above-average client review record.

What traders say about Blueberry Markets

What other review sites say about Blueberry Markets

These are ratings of Blueberry Markets from other platforms, read on the date shown and expressed on each platform's scale, so you can weigh them against our own score.

Platform	Rating	Volume	Read on
Trustpilot	4.5 / 5	3,278	Oct 1, 2026
TradingView	4.3 / 5	475	Oct 2, 2026

Blueberry Markets holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 3,278 reviews, checked Oct 1, 2026.

On TradingView, Blueberry Markets is rated 4.3 out of 5 from 475 ratings, checked Oct 2, 2026. The TradingView profile for Blueberry Markets shows 7.3K traders, the count of those who have connected an account through TradingView.

App Store and Google Play ratings for Blueberry Markets

Our score is based on published criteria and is not influenced by these third-party ratings.

How popular is Blueberry Markets?

Blueberry Markets sits in the lower half for search interest, 40th of 61 on 12,110 branded searches in September 2026. Search interest measures attention, not quality; the score above is the review verdict.

40of 61Search interest rank

12,110

Brand searches, September 2026

0.0%

vs August 2026

1,300

Login searches

0.2%

Share of all searches

Source: Google search volume, Worldwide, September 2026.

How this is measured

Google Ads reports how many times a month people searched each broker's brand terms, and the brokers are ranked on that figure alone.

A term counts for a broker only when that broker's own website holds the first organic Google result for it; bare brand words that any company could own are left out.

A month-on-month change prints only where the previous month reached 1,000 searches, because Google rounds smaller volumes.

The figures refresh on the 15th of each month with the newest month Google has published, and the first-result check repeats every quarter.

Blueberry Markets at a glance

Blueberry Markets spreads and fees

What trading Blueberry Markets costs

One standard lot of EUR/USD on Blueberry Markets' raw account costs US$9.70 for the round turn: 0.27 pips of spread (US$2.70) plus US$7.00 commission. One standard lot of EUR/USD on Blueberry Markets' standard account costs at least US$10.00 for the round turn: 1 pip of spread (US$10.00), with no commission.

Cost of trading EUR/USD with Blueberry Markets, at 1 standard lot and 20 trades a month

Account	A month of trading	One round turn, 1 lot
Raw spread plus commission0.27 pips, tested, US$7.00 commission	US$194.00	US$9.70
One spread, no commission1 pip, published minimum	at least US$200.00	at least US$10.00

A pip on EUR/USD is US$10.00 per standard lot, so the cost of a round turn is the spread in pips times that, plus any commission.

Blueberry Markets runs two main accounts: a Standard account with no commission, and a Direct account with ECN-style spreads plus commission. I suggest weighing the two by trading volume, since the cheaper pick depends on yours.

1. Raw Account Spreads

The Direct account pairs raw spreads from 0.0 pips on majors with a commission of US$3.50 per side for each 100k traded. If clear costs matter, with the spread near the market and the commission stated up front, this is the account that fits.

Spreads on most pairs sit below the industry average, which I count as a strength. Keep in mind that these are minimums rather than published averages, so your actual costs on any given pair may run higher.

2. Raw Account Commission Rate

The Direct account charges US$3.50 per side for each 100k traded on AUD and USD accounts.

3. Standard Account Fees

The Standard account charges no commission, so the whole cost sits inside the spread, which starts at 1.0 pip on the major pairs. I recommend it for beginners, or for you if one simple number beats calculating commission on every trade.

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Forex VPS

A free VPS is available to global clients who fund US$100 or more and trade 15 lots a month, though access is by application. It runs in the very data centre that houses the execution servers, keeping the connection steady. If you run Expert Advisors, that proximity matters for strategies sensitive to network jitter.

The use of their free Forex VPS is subject to application.

Use the calculator below to compare Blueberry Markets’ trading costs with competitors such as Pepperstone, Eightcap and CMC Markets, adjusting for trade size, currency pair, and base currency.

4. Other Fees

There are no inactivity fees and no deposit fees, so a paused balance is not eroded. Bank-wire withdrawals carry a charge of up to US$25, worth factoring in before you move money that way.

Verdict on Blueberry Markets Fees

Spreads mostly undercut the industry average, but the commission sits above what the cheapest brokers charge. My advice is to add the two together for your own volume before judging the cost.

Deposits and withdrawals with Blueberry Markets

Blueberry Markets asks a low minimum deposit and supports eight base currencies with fee-free deposits and withdrawals. That gives flexibility in funding and managing an account, whichever methods suit you.

What is the minimum deposit at Blueberry Markets?

Every account type takes a US$100 minimum deposit, so a small start is possible wherever you are based.

DupliTrade requires more: a US$2,000 minimum deposit before you can access the platform.

Account Base Currencies

You can choose from eight base currencies: AUD, CAD, CHF, EUR, GBP, NZD, USD, and SGD. Picking the one that matches a trader’s own money minimises the conversion fees paid on deposits and withdrawals.

Deposit Options and Fees

Deposits are fee-free by card, bank transfer and e-wallet, so an account can be funded the way that suits you.

Which deposit methods are available varies by the country you live in, so check the client portal for local options.

Withdrawal Options and Fees

Withdrawals run by bank transfer, card or selected e-wallets without a fee from Blueberry, so you keep more of what comes out.

Third-party costs can still reach a withdrawal, including currency exchange, intermediary and standard SWIFT fees, especially on international bank wires and card withdrawals. It pays to ask the bank what it will charge before you move a large sum.

The minimum withdrawal is US$50, which leaves you room to manage funds in smaller amounts.

Verdict

With a US$100 minimum, eight base currencies and funding that carries no broker fees, I consider the set-up easy to live with. You can move money in and out without the balance being shaved.

Blueberry Markets trading platforms and app

You can choose from six platforms: MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, WebTrader, which runs MetaTrader in a browser, and Blueberry X, the broker’s own platform, with MT4 and MT5 apps on iOS and Android. I rate that range as broad enough for nearly any workflow.

MetaTrader 4

MT4 gives you 30 technical indicators, charting tools, one-click trading and several order types. It also supports Expert Advisors for algorithmic trading, making it a sound pick whether trading is done by hand or automated.

MT4 runs on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, with the same login synced across all four.

MetaTrader 5

MT5 adds more analytics, more order types and cryptocurrency CFD trading on top of the MT4 base. I recommend it for traders who want the deeper toolset and plan to trade crypto CFDs alongside forex.

It includes 38 technical indicators, 44 analytical objects, and the ability to view up to 100 charts simultaneously. MT5 also features an enhanced MQL5 environment for developing and backtesting EAs, a built-in economic calendar, and web trading capabilities across various operating systems.

cTrader

cTrader brings depth-of-market pricing, fast execution and advanced charting, with automated trading through cBots. I would point traders here if transparent Level II pricing matters to the strategy you run.

TradingView

TradingView lets you analyse markets with its charting tools and indicators and place trades directly from the chart.

Blueberry X

Blueberry X is the broker’s own multi-device platform, supporting Expert Advisors, demo trading and live accounts across desktop and mobile. I see it as a genuine in-house alternative to the MetaTrader suite. WebTrader runs MetaTrader in a browser too, so you can trade without installing anything.

Blueberry Markets app

Blueberry Markets runs the MT4 and MT5 apps on iOS and Android, and you get the same charts and order types as the desktop versions.

The apps let you place trades, run technical analysis on the markets and manage the account away from the desk. Wherever a trader happens to be, a market move never has to pass them by.

DupliTrade for Copy Trading

DupliTrade automatically replicates the trades of experienced strategy providers, so a client’s account follows theirs without manual work.

DupliTrade is available from a US$2,000 minimum on MT4, with a demo for testing strategies before going live. Blueberry Social is also on offer, and both sit at the global company. I suggest trying the demo first if copy trading is new to you.

Verdict

With MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, WebTrader and Blueberry X, plus DupliTrade for copying strategies, I think the platform range covers most trading styles. You are not forced into one workflow.

Markets you can trade with Blueberry Markets

Blueberry Markets gives traders thousands of CFDs spanning five asset classes: forex, shares, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.

CFDs

Blueberry Markets covers more than 60 forex CFD pairs across major, minor and exotic markets, plus a large share offering of over 2,000 global stocks. I consider that enough depth for most retail strategies, with exposure to leading and emerging companies alike.

More than 30 indices cover the major global benchmarks. That lets you take a view on whole stock markets without picking individual shares, useful when the thesis is broad rather than specific.

The commodities range covers gold, silver, US crude, Brent, and copper, giving you a way to spread risk across the book.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Litecoin, and Dash are among the crypto CFDs traded against the US dollar on MT5, with Solana also listed on the broker’s crypto price table.

Verdict

Across forex, shares, indices, commodities and crypto the CFD range runs to thousands of instruments, which I think is enough for most strategies you would run at a low-cost broker. Do not come here expecting the deepest instrument list on the market, though.

Blueberry Markets customer service, research and education

Support runs 24/7 through live chat and email, backed by a help centre, so you can get help whenever a market is open. I rate round-the-clock cover as important for anyone trading outside standard sessions.

The help centre covers getting started, the client portal, moving money in and out, and guides for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. It is aimed at new and experienced traders alike, so you can often answer a question without waiting.

Premium Traders

Premium status lowers spreads and commissions and adds a dedicated account manager plus expert market analysis to support trading decisions. If you trade high volume, the reduced pricing alone can make the status worth chasing, and the personal contact is a bonus most brokers of this size do not offer.

Premium members also receive invitations to hospitality events, which is unusual for a broker this size and tends to attract active traders.

Research and education

Blueberry Markets offers a comprehensive selection of research tools and educational materials designed for traders across all levels of experience.

Research Tools

• Market News & Analysis: Daily updates and analyses from the Head Currency Analyst, including exclusive articles from industry leaders.
• Week Ahead Analysis: Insights into the upcoming trading week, providing a forward-looking perspective to help plan trading strategies.
• Economic Calendar: A detailed economic calendar highlighting important economic events that could influence the markets.
• Weekly Newsletter: A digest of the latest market trends, news, and analysis, conveniently delivered to subscribers’ inboxes.
• Blueberry Markets YouTube Channel: Features daily market analysis videos condensed into three-minute segments, plus tutorials on using trading platforms, understanding chart reading techniques, and mastering trading strategies.

Educational Resources

• Trading Programs: Designed for traders at all levels, from beginners venturing into forex for the first time, to intermediates looking to level up their knowledge, and advanced traders aiming to master risk management and uncover hidden opportunities. Each level is meticulously crafted to provide progressive learning.
• Trading Platform Guides: These guides show how to get the most from MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, covering charting, order types and platform features. They suit anyone who wants to use the platforms efficiently.
• Video Tutorials: The library runs from forex basics for beginners, through concepts like margin and leverage, up to advanced strategies and analysis techniques. Whatever a trader’s level, there is a video that matches it.

Our final verdict on Blueberry Markets

Blueberry Markets offers moderate trading conditions, and I would not make it the first pick for a very active trader. You can still run MT4 or MT5 through the day well enough, and for many readers that is enough.

What weighs against it is the narrower CFD list, the heavier markups on the Standard account and the absence of an FCA licence. Together those explain why I do not rank it higher.

Support is available 24/7 by live chat and email, with a help centre alongside. The trading service itself, though, does not sit on the same level as what forex brokers like Pepperstone and FXCM provide.