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Blueberry Markets

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Trust score
4/10
Legal simplicity
5/10
Min. deposit
100
Trading platforms
Regulations
Instruments
Forex, Metals, Indices, Commodities, Energies, Cryptocurrencies
Legal entity
Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd
Jurisdiction
Australia
Fees
Standard accounts price the cost into the spread with no commission; Direct accounts quote raw spreads with a per-lot commission. Overnight swaps apply, and swap-free accounts are available on request.
Withdrawals
Withdrawals return to the funding method and are normally processed the same business day when requested before the cut-off, with no broker withdrawal fee.
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Features

  • Daily market analysis
  • Low minimum deposit
  • Segregated client accounts
  • ECN-style accounts
  • Affiliate program

Pros

  • The broker has no advantages.

Cons

  • Withdrawals take longer than average.

Blueberry Markets is an Australian forex and CFD broker, a subsidiary of EightCap, regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). It offers a Standard account with spreads from 1 pip and no commission, and a Professional (ECN) account with spreads from 0 pips plus a $7 per-lot commission. Trading runs on MT4 and MT5 across web, desktop, and mobile.

Blueberry Markets is an ASIC-regulated Australian broker offering MT4/MT5, a $100 minimum deposit, and ECN-style Professional accounts.

Overview

Blueberry Markets is an Australian forex and CFD broker and a subsidiary of EightCap.

Regulation and Client Protection

Blueberry Markets operates under ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission) regulation, which requires the broker to meet standards for governance, financial reporting, and disclosure. Client funds are held in bank accounts separate from company funds, and the broker carries professional liability insurance.

Leverage

As an Australian-regulated broker, Blueberry Markets offers leverage of up to 1:500 on forex instruments.

Account Types

  • Standard Account: commission-free, with spreads starting from 1 pip.
  • Professional Account: an ECN-style account with spreads from 0 pips plus a $7 per-lot commission and faster execution.

Fees and Broker Comparison

Blueberry Markets publishes the following comparison of its EUR/USD spread and per-lot commission against AvaTrade and eToro:

BrokerEUR/USD spread (pips)Commission (per lot)
Blueberry Markets1$7
AvaTrade1$0
eToro3$0

Trading Platforms

Blueberry Markets offers MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, available on web, desktop, and mobile, with free add-on tools and full trading history.

Trading Instruments

The instrument range covers major and minor currency pairs, commodities such as oil, gold, and silver, and global indices.

Minimum Deposit

The Standard account requires a minimum deposit of $100. The Professional account requires a higher initial deposit of $1,000.

Withdrawals

Blueberry Markets typically processes withdrawal requests within 1-2 business days and charges no withdrawal fee.

Trading conditions

Blueberry Markets is an ASIC-regulated Australian broker offering Standard and Direct accounts on MetaTrader 4 and 5 with a TradingView integration.

The broker competes on service rather than on breadth: the instrument list is conventional and the differentiator is responsiveness — fast withdrawals, human support, and free VPS above a volume threshold for clients running automated strategies.

ASIC rules apply: 30:1 retail leverage on major currency pairs, negative balance protection, and client money held under ASIC client money rules.

Verification

Verification requires photo ID and proof of address plus an appropriateness assessment, usually cleared within one business day.

Australia has no investor compensation scheme for retail forex, so the protections are ASIC client money rules and the firm's own capital rather than a compensation backstop. That is the standard Australian position and applies equally to much larger brokers.

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Frequently asked questions about Blueberry Markets

  • Is Blueberry Markets regulated?

    Yes, by ASIC in Australia. Retail leverage is capped at 30:1 on major currency pairs, negative balance protection applies, and client money is held under ASIC client money rules.

  • Does Blueberry Markets offer free VPS?

    Yes, above a volume threshold, which matters for anyone running an Expert Advisor continuously — a commercial low-latency VPS usually costs more than the spread difference between brokers.

  • What is the difference between the Standard and Direct accounts?

    Standard prices the cost into the spread with no commission. Direct quotes raw spreads with a per-lot commission, which is generally cheaper above modest volume.

  • Is there investor compensation in Australia?

    No. Australia has no compensation scheme for retail forex, so ASIC client money rules and the firm's capital are the protections. This applies to every Australian broker, not only this one.