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I am sharing this experience to warn other traders about what I believe are highly questionable practices by Blueberry Funded.
In March 2026, I purchased a 10K 1-Step account from Blueberry Funded. The account reached funded status in April 2026 (Account #5057295). I traded the account manually, primarily in indices and crude oil, and the account was profitable from the beginning. I also successfully received two small payouts in May 2026.
However, last Friday night, my account was suddenly terminated without any prior warning or formal email communication. When I contacted support through their chat system, I was informed that my account had allegedly violated their “Group Trading” policy. They claimed that 100% of my trading volume consisted of automated sub-3-second trades and provided 4 sample trades as evidence.
The problem? None of those trades were executed by me.
All my trading on the account was manual. I have never used automated trading, copy trading, or any form of sub-3-second execution strategy. Since I assumed this might have been an error or oversight, I requested a detailed review.
The response I received was extremely vague. Support stated that their Risk Management decision was based on “multiple technical and execution patterns” identified during a “comprehensive analysis,” but they refused to provide any credible or verifiable evidence. Every time I questioned the inconsistencies, I was simply told that the decision was final.
Things became even more suspicious afterward.
A moderator later informed me that my account could supposedly be reinstated if I paid a USD 20 reset fee. I clearly stated that I would only consider this if they could first provide genuine evidence explaining what rule I had actually violated so I could avoid repeating the issue in the future.
Notably, even after more than 24 hours, I had still received no formal email from Blueberry Funded regarding the alleged breach. After repeatedly asking for official communication, I finally received an email — but not from Blueberry Funded.
Instead, the email came from a gmail ID that was designed to look as if it was from Goat Funded Trader’s Risk Management Team! It immediately raised an alarm in my head. Why would the mail come from a gmail ID designed to look like the Risk Management team of another prop form instead of coming from the Blueberry Risk Management Team?
The mail again accused me of “automated sub-3-second trade replication.” This time they mentioned 3 external accounts allegedly linked to me through synchronized trading activity.
Once again, the accusations were completely false.
I have absolutely no connection to the accounts mentioned. The “evidence” provided did not match my actual trading activity, just like the earlier sample trades they had shown me. All my trades were manually executed.
The most alarming part was that the email demanded payment of the USD 20 reset fee through crypto rather than through the official platform portal. That immediately raised serious concerns for me. Legitimate firms generally process such payments through official systems that maintain proper records and audit trails.
Even though the email came from a generic Gmail address, it was signed off using Goat Funded Trader branding, website links, and official-looking support details — something that, in my opinion, resembles the type of tactics commonly used in phishing or extortion attempts.
I wrote back to the gmail ID copying the Blueberry Support Team questioning the source and the contents of the mail. However, there has been no response ever since, neither from the gmail ID nor the Blueberry Support Team.
At this stage, the entire situation feels deeply suspicious:
* sudden account termination without formal notice
* fake or unverifiable trade evidence
* refusal to provide transparent proof
* inconsistent explanations
* involvement of another prop firm’s name
* request for crypto payment through unofficial channels
*complete silence of the Blueberry Support Team on the suspicious activity even though it was a clear case of breach of integrity
I genuinely feel that either my account was compromised or I was being pressured into paying money to regain access to my funded account.
I am posting this review purely for awareness so that other traders exercise caution and thoroughly document all interactions with this firm.

The firm IS a scam they got ban me acc due to toxic trading which I didn t did anything against the guidelines I even Risk less than 1% per trade.

​"I am writing this as a final resort after my repeated technical appeals were dismissed without a proper review. Blueberry Funded (Account #5065577) breached my 100k account citing 'Cross-Account Hedging'.
​The Reality: The 'prohibited' pattern was based purely on pending limit orders. These orders were never triggered, resulted in zero execution volume, and created zero market exposure.
​My Request:
I have provided clear execution logs proving these orders were inactive (dormant). I requested a manual audit of these specific logs to verify no actual hedging took place. Instead of a fair review, the Risk Team (Gabriela) repeatedly closed my support tickets as 'Resolved' without addressing the data I provided.
My experience with Blueberry Funded has been disappointing. The main issue is that the company does not point out trading rule violations immediately. When the account is in loss, they allow trading to continue without any warning or clarification. However, once the trader recovers losses and becomes profitable, they suddenly review old trades and breach the account based on earlier “mistakes.”
If a trading style or action is against the rules, traders should be informed as early as possible so they can correct it immediately. Delaying enforcement until the account becomes profitable feels unfair and unprofessional.
A transparent prop firm should provide real-time warnings, clear explanations, and consistent rule enforcement regardless of whether the trader is in profit or loss. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here.
​I am a professional trader who respects rules, but I cannot accept a breach based on a fundamental misclassification of 'Pending Orders' as 'Active Hedging'. I urge the firm to re-open the case and conduct an honest audit of the execution history."
I have provided technical logs to Blueberry Funded proving my 'flagged' trades were only pending limit orders with zero volume and zero market exposure. The Risk Team continues to hide behind Clause 12.2(g)(viii) while refusing a fair audit. They prefer to shut down profitable accounts based on flawed automated logic rather than conducting a transparent manual review. Warning to all traders: even unused pending orders can be used as an excuse to breach your account."

Blueberry Funded is a scam company. I made mistake of not checking on Trustpilot before starting challenge that they are flagged by Trustpilot for breach of guidelines. Anyway, I took a 5k 2-step challenge, so did not lose much money, but I spent days passing stage 1 & then stage 2 of challenge systematically and patiently. Finally got funded on 8th May only for the the funded account to be cancelled for hard breach even though I was nowhere close to daily loss limit. I had signed contract that very same day & this scam company showed there was breach of some newly introduced rule which is not even mentioned on the contract which I signed that very day. The scam company Blueberry Funded does not understand that people spend hours & hours trying to pass their challenges only for funded account to be deactivated for fictitious reasons. Broker backed prop firm indeed. Perhaps the broker is as much of a scam as this Blueberry Funded.

I want to share my experience with this firm, because the same thing happened to me twice — both times right before a payout.
First account: I passed the Prime 25K challenge. Before I could receive my payout, I was told I had violated a "one-side bet" rule. No evidence was provided showing how that conclusion was reached.
Second account: I passed the 1-Step 10K challenge. I waited about 2 days for the payout. Before I could withdraw, the account was closed under Clause 12.2, again citing an automated "pattern" with no specific explanation and no real chance to appeal.
I traded independently and in good faith on both accounts. I'm not going to tell you what the firm's intent was — I'll just lay out the facts: I passed two separate challenges, and on both, the account was flagged and closed in the window right before payout, each time on the basis of a rule the firm would not explain or evidence.
If you trade here, screenshot every trade and every payout request, keep your own records of dates, and understand that passing the challenge is not the same as getting paid. I'm posting this so other traders can decide for themselves.