01 · At a glance
Blueberry Funded rules at a glance
Blueberry Funded spreads four families across an unusually wide band of limits: Flex 1 Step, 1-Step, Prime 2-Step and Instant. The 4% to 12% maximum loss range is the widest single spread in this directory.
- Models
- Flex 1 Step, 1-Step, Prime 2-Step, Instant
- Maximum loss
- 4% to 12%
- Daily loss
- None to 4%
- Consistency
- None except Instant Lite (15%)
- Minimum days
- None to 5
- Profit split
- 80% to 85%
- Payouts
- 14 days (7-day, on demand)
02 · What stands out
What stands out in the Blueberry Funded rulebook
No consistency rule applies except on Instant Lite, where it is 15%. Some plans carry no daily limit at all, which removes the rule traders break most often. Payouts run on a 14 day cycle with 7 day and on demand options available.
A 4% floor and a 12% floor should not be compared as the same product. Decide the floor first, then look at the rest of the plan. Splits run 80% to 85%, which is below the headline numbers elsewhere in this index, so the comparison here is a lower split against a rule set you can choose.
Compare against the least constrained rulebook here
Meridian Funded sits first in this directory because of what its rules do not contain: no consistency requirement in evaluation, no minimum days on Instant Zero, and a floor that locks rather than ratchets.
03 · Max loss
Blueberry Funded maximum drawdown rules
The floor, and what it is anchored to. Anchored to the starting balance it is a fixed risk; anchored to your equity high it is a moving target.
| Firm and plan | Max loss | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Blueberry Funded Flex 1 Step / 1-Step / Prime 2-Step | 12% / 6% / 10% | Static |
04 · Daily loss
Blueberry Funded daily loss limit and reset
The intraday boundary. Slippage, commission and swap all count toward it, which is why the published figure is effectively tighter than it looks.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Daily loss limit | None to 4% | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
The published figure is None to 4%. Ask support for the reset time and timezone in writing if it is not on the rules page.
This is the kind of gap worth closing before money moves. One message to support, and the answer belongs in your records rather than in your memory.
05 · Consistency
Blueberry Funded consistency rule
Whether one good day can cost you the payout. That is what this rule decides, and it is the field most often discovered too late.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Consistency rule | None except Instant Lite (15%) | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
The published position is: None except Instant Lite (15%).
This is the kind of gap worth closing before money moves. One message to support, and the answer belongs in your records rather than in your memory.
06 · Minimum days
Blueberry Funded minimum trading days
A sample size requirement. Mild on its own, and routinely misread in one way: per phase or per account changes the real floor completely.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum trading days | None to 5 | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
The published position is: None to 5.
An unpublished figure is a reserved option. Ask for it, and if the answer does not arrive in writing, price the account as though the rule is strict.
07 · Trading rules
Blueberry Funded news, weekend and automation rules
Restrictions on when and how you may trade. Most tighten the moment the account becomes funded, which is the column to read.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Plans published | Flex 1 Step, 1-Step, Prime 2-Step, Instant | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
Not published in a form that can be quoted. Ask support whether news trading, weekend holding and expert advisors are permitted on funded accounts, and keep the reply.
Ask support for this figure in writing before buying, and keep the reply. A dated answer from support is the only version of a rulebook you can point to later.
08 · Payouts
Blueberry Funded payout rules and cycle
Withdrawal mechanics, eligibility first. A fast processing time attached to a long eligibility period is a slow payout.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Payout commitment | 14 days (7-day, on demand) | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
The published commitment is: 14 days (7-day, on demand). Confirm the date of the first possible request rather than the processing time.
Ask support for this figure in writing before buying, and keep the reply. A dated answer from support is the only version of a rulebook you can point to later.
09 · Split
Blueberry Funded profit split rules
Funded profit split. Treat the headline as a ceiling and find the floor, because the floor is what lands in your account first.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Profit split | 80% to 85% | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
The published range is 80% to 85%. Establish the rate that applies to payout one before comparing with another firm.
This is the kind of gap worth closing before money moves. One message to support, and the answer belongs in your records rather than in your memory.
10 · Sizes
Blueberry Funded account sizes and scaling rules
How large this can get. The ceiling decides the size of the opportunity, and it almost never appears on the checkout page.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Plans published | Flex 1 Step, 1-Step, Prime 2-Step, Instant | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
Not published in a form that can be quoted. Treat the account as fixed size until the firm states a trigger, an increment and a ceiling.
This is the kind of gap worth closing before money moves. One message to support, and the answer belongs in your records rather than in your memory.
11 · Platforms
Blueberry Funded platform rules
Platform choice decides order types, automation options and in several cases what the firm can measure about your trading.
| Field | Published figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Plans published | Flex 1 Step, 1-Step, Prime 2-Step, Instant | Published on the plan pages |
| Basis and detail | not published | Ask support and keep the reply |
Not published in a form that can be quoted. Check the platform on the checkout selector before buying.
Where a firm has not published a number, treat the rule as open rather than absent. Get it in writing, then compare.
12 · Suitability
Who the Blueberry Funded rules suit
Traders who want to remove one specific constraint, particularly the daily limit, and who value that more than two or three points of split.
Match the rule set to your own method rather than to a score. The two fields that decide it for most traders are the consistency rule and whether the maximum loss locks, because those are the two that can end an account you are trading correctly. Everything else is a preference.
13 · Compared
Blueberry Funded rules compared with Meridian Funded
A row by row comparison against the shortest published rule set in this directory, Meridian Funded. Nothing is weighted or scored here, the figures are simply put next to each other.
| Rule | Meridian Funded | Blueberry Funded |
|---|---|---|
| Models | 1, 2, 3-Step, Instant, Instant Zero | Flex 1 Step, 1-Step, Prime 2-Step, Instant |
| Maximum loss | 6% trailing to 10% static; Instant Zero 5% | 4% to 12% |
| Daily loss | 2.5% to 5% | None to 4% |
| Consistency | None in evaluation or on Instant Zero | None except Instant Lite (15%) |
| Minimum days | 3 per phase; none on Instant Zero | None to 5 |
| Profit split | 80% to 90%, up to 100% | 80% to 85% |
| Payouts | Within 12h | 14 days (7-day, on demand) |
Read the consistency row and the maximum loss row together. Those two decide whether your method fits inside the account, and they are the two rows where the difference between these firms is largest.
FAQ
Blueberry Funded rules: frequently asked questions
Does Blueberry Funded have a consistency rule?
Published position: None except Instant Lite (15%). Treat an unquantified consistency clause as the strictest possible version, because the threshold then gets decided after you have made the profit. A published percentage you dislike is a better product than silence.
What is the maximum drawdown at Blueberry Funded?
Published figure: 4% to 12%. The percentage is only half the answer. A floor that trails and locks at the starting balance means the worst case once you are profitable is breaking even, while a floor that trails without locking means every new high raises the level at which the account closes.
What is the daily loss limit at Blueberry Funded?
Published figure: None to 4%. Flatten before the reset on days you are already down. A loss that straddles the reset can be charged in a way that eats into an allowance you thought was untouched.
How many trading days does Blueberry Funded require?
Published position: None to 5. Check what makes a day count. Some firms accept any day with a closed position, some require a minimum volume, and some require a result, which means a flat day does not count toward the total.
How fast does Blueberry Funded pay out?
Published commitment: 14 days (7-day, on demand). Processing speed matters less than eligibility: the date of your first possible request, and the conditions attached to it, decide when money actually moves. Complete identity verification during the evaluation so the first request is not delayed by paperwork.
What is the profit split at Blueberry Funded?
Published range: 80% to 85%. Multiply the realistic first payout split by your honest probability of reaching a payout at all. That product, not the headline, is what the account is worth to you.
More sheets
Other prop firm rule sheets
The sections below appear in the same order on every sheet, so a figure is always in the same place. The full rules table holds all 28 firms indexed here, and the glossary explains each term as it appears in a rulebook.