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Every Blueberry Funded evaluation and funded program currently available, with account size, profit target, daily and maximum loss, profit split, commission, leverage and price after discount.
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Profit target is the gain required to pass a phase. Where two figures are shown, they are the targets for the first and second phase in order.
Daily loss is measured against the day's starting balance or equity and resets each day. Maximum loss is measured against the account's starting balance for a static drawdown, or against the highest balance or equity reached for a trailing drawdown. A trailing limit moves up as the account grows and does not move back down.
Profit split is the share you keep once funded. Commission and leverage decide the real cost of running a strategy, so the cheapest account to buy is not always the cheapest to trade. Price shown is after the code on the Offers tab.
That depends on how much evaluation risk is acceptable and how quickly funding is needed. Instant funds immediately at a higher price, while 1 Step, 2 Step and 3 Step reduce the price in exchange for passing one, two or three evaluation phases first.
A static maximum loss is fixed against the starting balance for the life of the account. A trailing maximum loss follows the highest balance or equity reached, so it rises as the account grows and locks in part of the profit already made.
Yes. The price column shows the price after the current discount code is applied, with the original price struck through next to it.
Account limits and how balances can be combined vary by firm and by program. The current Blueberry Funded position on this is covered on the Rules tab.
Time limits, minimum trading days and any inactivity rule are set per program. The Rules tab lists the ones that apply to each Blueberry Funded account type.
The evaluation account is replaced with a funded account on the same terms shown here, and payouts begin on the firm's payout cycle at the profit split listed in the table.