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Is Hedging Allowed at Blueberry Funded?

The Simple Answer

Yes, on a single account. Blueberry Funded allows hedging within one account, so you can hold opposite buy and sell positions on the same instrument together. However, hedging across multiple accounts is prohibited.

HedgingAllowed
Same accountYes
Across accountsNo
Across firmsNo
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What Is Allowed and What Is Not

Permitted
Opposite buy and sell positions on the same instrument within one account
Hedging used as genuine risk management on a single account
Long and short on the same asset at the same time within one account
Prohibited
Opposite positions on the same instrument spread across two or more accounts
Opposing positions across two Blueberry Funded accounts
Opposing positions against an external account, broker or platform

How Hedging Works at Blueberry Funded

Blueberry Funded keeps the boundary simple. A hedge held inside one account is treated as legitimate risk management, so opposite positions on the same instrument can sit together as long as they share a single account. Therefore a same account hedge is not the target of the rule.

The prohibition applies across accounts. Specifically, opposite positions on the same instrument spread over two accounts are prohibited, including against external accounts, brokers or platforms. As a result, netting exposure across accounts falls outside the rules.

In practice the intent matters. Moreover, a hedge that stays on one account and manages a genuine position is what the rule is designed to allow, while a coordinated offset across accounts is what it is designed to stop.

What Counts as a Breach at Blueberry Funded

Cross account hedging is the breach. Opposing positions across two accounts, external accounts, brokers or platforms result in a hard breach.

By contrast, a hedge kept inside one account is permitted and does not breach on its own. Ultimately the safe path is to hold both legs on the same account and avoid coordinating opposite positions across accounts.

Final Comments

Overall, Blueberry Funded is comfortable with single account hedging and firm against anything spread across accounts. In short, keep both legs on one account and the hedge stays compliant, while cross account hedging is prohibited. By contrast with firms that only limit two of their own accounts, Blueberry Funded extends the ban to external brokers and platforms, so the reach is wide.

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FAQ

Is hedging allowed at Blueberry Funded?

Yes, within one account. You can hold opposite buy and sell positions on the same instrument on a single account. Hedging across multiple accounts is prohibited.

Can I hedge across two Blueberry Funded accounts?

No. Opposite positions on the same instrument spread across accounts are prohibited, including against external accounts, brokers or platforms.

Does Blueberry Funded ban hedging against other brokers?

Yes. Opening opposing positions across external accounts, brokers or platforms to offset risk on your Blueberry Funded account is strictly prohibited and is a hard breach.

What happens if I hedge across accounts at Blueberry Funded?

Opposing positions across two accounts, external accounts, brokers or platforms result in a hard breach.