Blueberry FundedReview: rules, payouts & account sizes

📌 This article applies to 1-Step accounts. If you hold a Flex 1-Step , see What are the rules on a Flex 1-Step account? Not sure which one you hold? See What's the difference between the 1-Step and the Flex 1-Step? 📌 Accounts purchased before March 12th, 2026 are subject to a different ruleset. The following resources contain the original rules still applicable to those accounts: 1 Step - Lot Size Restriction Rule (pre-March 12th, 2026) Prohibited Strategies (pre-March 12th, 2026) Anti-Gambling Policy (pre-March 12th, 2026) Parameter Phase 1 Funded Trader - Earning Account Stage Max Daily Drawdown 4% 4% Max Total Drawdown 6% 6% Profit Target 10% - Minimum Active Trading Days 3 3 Profit on Equity Required for Active Trading Day 0.5% 0.5% Max Drawdown Type Static Static Daily Drawdown Type Higher of End of Day Equity or Balance Higher of End of Day Equity or Balance Maximum Trading Days No No EA Trading Yes Yes Copy Trading from third party accounts No No Copy Trading Between your own user accounts Yes Yes Mandatory Stop Loss No No Hedging Same Trading Account Only Same Trading Account Only Profit Split - 80% Account Leverage 1:30 1:30 High Impact News Trading No No Weekend Trading Yes Yes Balance Protection Cap No No Max Inactivity Days 30 30 Max Risk per Trade Idea - 1.5% Simulated Capital Allocations $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 Challenge Objectives The 1-Step Challenge is Blueberry Funded’s single-phase evaluation program, designed to assess a trader’s ability to reach the required profit target while maintaining disciplined risk management. Traders who successfully meet the objectives and follow all account rules may qualify for a Funded Account and become eligible for rewards. To successfully complete the Challenge Phase, the following objectives must be met: Achieve a 10% profit target Complete a minimum of 3 active trading days — a day only counts toward the minimum if at least 0.5% in realized profit has been closed on that day. Adhere to all trading rules and drawdown limits for the duration of the phase There is no Risk Per Trade Idea restriction during the Challenge Phase. Funded Account & Profit Split Traders who qualify for a Funded Account are allocated simulated capital to trade under Blueberry Funded's professional risk framework, with earnings paid out as real withdrawable profits. Performance Reward: Funded traders are eligible to retain 80% of the profits generated on their Funded Account. There are no tiered structures, scaling milestones, or additional delays. The reward split remains fixed at 80%. Reward conditions: Minimum of $100 in realized profit Minimum of 3 active trading days completed within the reward cycle Account must remain compliant with all rules and guidelines Reward frequency: 1-Step Funded Accounts are eligible to request rewards every 14 days once all requirements are met. Available Add-Ons: 7-Day Reward Add-On Reduces the standard reward cycle from 14 days to 7 days. On-Demand Reward Add-On Allows eligible traders to submit a reward request as soon as the required trading days have been completed. Daily Loss Limit The Daily Loss Limit is the maximum amount you can lose in a single trading day . It is set at a fixed 4% of your starting balance and is calculated using whichever is greater at the start of the day : your balance or your equity. It resets daily at 5:00 PM EST . Example 1 — Greater Equity: You begin the day with a $100,000 balance and $102,000 equity. Your daily loss limit is based on $102,000, meaning your equity cannot fall below $98,000 ($100,000 (Initial Balance) × 4% = $4,000). Example 2 — Greater Balance: You begin the day with a $100,000 balance and $98,000 equity. Your daily loss limit is based on $100,000, meaning your equity cannot fall below $96,000 . Maximum Loss Limit The Maximum Loss Limit is the total amount your account equity or balance is not allowed to reach. It is calculated from your initial account size and remains static — it does not move regardless of profits made. Maximum Loss Limit: 6% of the initial account size Example: On a $100,000 account, your equity or balance cannot hit or fall below $94,000 at any point. Even if your account grows to $120,000, the maximum loss floor remains at $94,000. ⚠️ Important: Your account will breach if either the Daily Loss Limit or the Maximum Loss Limit is hit. Monitor your dashboard regularly to stay within both thresholds at all times. Risk Per Trade Idea — Funded Account Only (Accounts from March 12th, 2026) This rule applies to your Funded Account only. It does not apply during the 1step Challenge Phase. On your Funded Account, all account sizes are subject to a flat 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea , calculated from your initial account size . This includes accounts that have been merged or scaled. Account Size Risk Per Trade Idea Max Loss Per Trade Idea $5,000 1.5% $75 $10,000 1.5% $150 $25,000 1.5% $375 $50,000 1.5% $750 $100,000 1.5% $1,500 $200,000 1.5% $3,000 Violating this rule is a Hard Breach and will result in immediate account closure. Single Trades Your largest loss on any single trade must not reach or exceed the 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea limit for your account. Example: On a $100,000 Funded Account, a single trade loss of $1,500 or more will breach the account. Splitting a Trade into Multiple Positions If a trade idea is divided into several smaller positions, the total combined loss across all positions must not reach or exceed the 1.5% limit. Example: On a $100,000 account, you open 3 separate positions on the same trade idea. Losing $600 on the first, $500 on the second, and $400 on the third results in a combined loss of $1,500 (1.5%) — this will breach the account. Same Trade Idea Closing a trade at a loss and opening a new position within 10 minutes , in the same direction , on the same instrument or a correlated instrument , is considered part of the same trade idea. The combined realized loss across all related positions must not hit the 1.5% limit. See 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea Rule for which instruments count as correlated. Example: You close a $900 losing trade on a $100,000 account. You reopen in the same direction within 10 minutes and lose an additional $600. The combined loss of $1,500 (1.5%) will breach the account. Inactivity A trading account will be breached if it remains inactive for 30 consecutive days . To keep the account active, you must open and close at least one trade within any 30-day window. Accounts that go 30 days without a completed trade will be automatically closed. Consistency The 1-Step Challenge and Funded Account have no consistency rules. Traders are free to manage their activity and position sizing at their own discretion. All traders are required to adhere to Blueberry Funded's Prohibited Strategies (After March 12th, 2026) rules at all times. Non-compliance will result in an account breach regardless of profitability. For more info please feel free to contact support at [email protected]

Neither of our single-phase products carries a consistency rule. Your account Consistency rule 1-Step None Flex 1-Step None You are free to manage your position sizing and how your profit is distributed across trading days at your own discretion. We encourage consistency as good risk management, but it is not a requirement on either product. One thing that is sometimes mistaken for a consistency rule Flex 1-Step accounts carry a profit concentration check, and it is a different thing. When you complete your evaluation, we look at how your profit was made. If a single trade idea accounted for more than 60% of your profit target , your funded account is created carrying a condition: 4 minimum trading days before you can request a payout. Three things make it different from a consistency rule: It is checked once , when you pass your evaluation, not at every payout. It measures a trade idea against your profit target , not a trading day against your profit. It sets a minimum trading days requirement . It does not hold, reduce or refuse a payout. You still pass your evaluation either way. Nothing is blocked, deducted or delayed. If no single trade idea exceeded 60% of your profit target, your funded account carries no minimum trading days at all. There is no equivalent check on the 1-Step. For the full detail on the Flex version, see How do payouts work on a Flex 1-Step account? Not sure which product you hold? The two have similar names and different rules. See What's the difference between the 1-Step and the Flex 1-Step? , or check your dashboard. What applies to both All accounts remain subject to Prohibited Strategies at all times. Non-compliance results in a breach regardless of profitability, and regardless of whether a consistency rule applies to your account. Your account keeps the rules it was sold under No consistency requirement has been applied retrospectively to any account, on either product. Questions? Contact [email protected] and we'll confirm your account type.

📌 Important Notice: Accounts Purchased Before March 12th, 2026 The Lot Size Restriction Rule applies exclusively to 1 Step Challenge accounts purchased before March 12th, 2026. If your account was opened on or after this date, this rule does not apply to you. New accounts are governed by the updated 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea Rule instead. Do You Have a Lot Size Restriction Rule? Yes — Only for accounts purchased before March 12th, 2026. If your account falls under the old ruleset, the following lot size restrictions remain fully in effect for both your Challenge Phase and Funded Account until your account cycle is complete. How Does It Work? The Lot Size Restriction framework protects your capital by limiting position sizes based on your account size. Maximum lot sizes are established for each major asset class and scale proportionally as your account grows. This applies across six account levels: $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, and $200,000. Maximum Lot Sizes by Asset Class Account Size $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 XAU/USD ~0.10 lots ~0.20 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots XAG/USD ~0.2 lots ~0.4 lots ~1.0 lots ~2.0 lots ~4.0 lots ~8.0 lots DJ30 ~0.05 lots ~0.1 lots ~0.25 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots NAS100 ~0.1 lots ~0.2 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots SP500 ~0.4 lots ~0.8 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots ~8 lots ~16 lots GER40 ~0.1 lots ~0.2 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots BTC/USD ~0.05 lots ~0.1 lots ~0.25 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ETH/USD ~2 lots ~4 lots ~10 lots ~20 lots ~40 lots ~80 lots SOL/USD ~2 lots ~4 lots ~10 lots ~20 lots ~40 lots ~80 lots FOREX ~0.6 lots ~1.2 lots ~3 lots ~6 lots ~12 lots ~24 lots Other Indices ~0.3 lots ~0.6 lots ~1.5 lots ~3 lots ~6 lots ~12 lots WTI/BRENT ~4.5 lots ~9 lots ~22.5 lots ~45 lots ~90 lots ~180 lots JP225 ~0.7 lots ~1.4 lots ~3.5 lots ~7 lots ~14 lots ~28 lots Other Cryptos ~5 lots ~10 lots ~25 lots ~50 lots ~100 lots ~200 lots What Happens If You Exceed the Lot Size Limits? Exceeding your lot size limit is considered a violation . There are no automatic platform-level restrictions that prevent oversized entries, so it is your responsibility to verify your lot size before executing any trade. Violations are reviewed by the risk team, typically after your current trading phase is complete. The outcome depends on the nature and severity of the breach: One-Time or Accidental Breaches: If the violation was unintentional and you took prompt corrective action — such as immediately closing the oversized position — this will be taken into account during the review. First-time, minor breaches are more likely to result in a warning rather than account closure. However, repeated violations or failure to act quickly will lead to stricter consequences. Serious Breaches: Significantly exceeding the maximum lot size is treated as a hard breach and will typically result in more serious action. For example, if your account permits a maximum of 0.6 lots on Forex and you open a 0.9 lot position, your account will be flagged and reviewed. You will be contacted after your phase ends with the risk team's decision. Can You Continue Trading After a Violation? In most cases, yes — traders may continue trading until the current phase is complete. Immediate trading suspension is reserved for cases involving highly significant breaches. To avoid any disruption to your progress, always double-check your position sizes before entering a trade. Have questions? Reach out to us via Live Chat or email us at [email protected] — we're happy to help.

📌 This article applies to 1-Step accounts. If you hold a Flex 1-Step , the payout rules are different: see How do payouts work on a Flex 1-Step account? Not sure which one you hold? See What's the difference between the 1-Step and the Flex 1-Step? On a 1-Step account, you keep 80% of the profits generated. There are no tiered structures, no scaling milestones and no additional delays. The split stays fixed at 80%. What you need before you can request Three conditions apply to every request: At least $100 in realised profit At least 3 active trading days completed within the reward cycle Your account remains compliant with all rules and guidelines What counts as an active trading day A day counts once you have closed at least 0.5% in realised profit on that day. Floating profit on open trades does not count towards it. How often you can request Rewards are available every 14 days once all the requirements are met. Add-ons that change the timing Two optional add-ons are available: The 7-Day Reward Add-On reduces the standard cycle from 14 days to 7. The On-Demand Reward Add-On lets you submit a request as soon as your required trading days are complete, rather than waiting for the next cycle. Add-ons change when you can ask, not what you need to qualify. The $100 minimum and the 3 active trading days still apply. Consistency Your account has no consistency rules . You are free to manage your activity and position sizing at your own discretion. How long processing takes Once you submit a request, it is reviewed and then processed for payment. See Processing Time for Performance Rewards . Questions Contact [email protected] with your account number.

✅ This article applies to Flex 1-Step accounts purchased on or after 17 August 2026 . If your account was purchased before that date, see [Legacy] How do payouts work on a 1-Step account? On a funded Flex 1-Step account, payouts run on a 14-day cycle at an 85% profit split . The smallest payout you can request is 1% of your initial account balance . Minimum trading days, set when you pass your evaluation When you complete your evaluation, we look at how your profit was made before your funded account is created. If a single trade idea accounted for more than 60% of your profit target , your funded account is created carrying a condition: 4 minimum trading days must be completed before you can request a payout. You still pass. Nothing is blocked, deducted or delayed, and your profit split stays at 85%. If no single trade idea exceeded 60% of your profit target, your funded account carries no minimum trading days at all . What counts as a minimum trading day A day counts when your account closes the day up 0.5% or more of your account size. A day that closes below that, or in a loss, does not count. When it is checked Once, at the point your evaluation is assessed. The outcome is fixed at that moment: your funded account either carries the condition or it does not. It is not re-checked later, and it does not expire. An example on a $100,000 account Your profit target is 12%, so $12,000. The threshold is 60% of that, so $7,200 from any single trade idea. You pass with $12,400 in profit. Three positions on the same instrument in the same direction, opened over 20 minutes and closed around the same level, made +$4,100, +$2,300 and +$1,600. Those count as one trade idea worth $8,000 . $8,000 ÷ $12,000 = 66.7% , which is above 60%. You pass, and your funded account is created with the 4 minimum trading days condition. Had that trade idea made $6,900 instead, that would be 57.5%, and your funded account would carry no minimum trading days. For how positions are grouped into trade ideas, see What are the rules on a Flex 1-Step account? Questions? Contact [email protected] with your account number.

📌 This article applies to Flex 1-Step accounts. If you hold a 1Step , see 1-Step Challenge: Complete Guide . Not sure which one you hold? See What's the difference between the 1-Step and the Flex 1-Step? The Flex 1-Step is a single-phase evaluation. Reach a 12% profit target inside a 12% maximum loss and a 3% daily loss limit , with no minimum trading days and no time limit. Once funded, you trade on an 85% profit split . Every rule below applies from day one – during your evaluation and on your funded account alike. Your rules Rule Detail Profit target 12% Maximum overall loss 12%, static, floating losses count Daily loss limit 3%, from the higher of your opening balance or equity Risk per trade idea 1% of your initial account size Minimum trading days None to pass. A payout condition can apply if the profit concentration rule is triggered. Time limit None Profit split 85% Payout cycle 14 days Account sizes $5K to $100K On minimum trading days. There is no minimum to pass the evaluation. If a single trade idea accounted for more than 60% of your profit target, your funded account carries a condition of 4 minimum trading days before a payout can be requested. See How do payouts work on a Flex 1-Step account? Which limit closes your account first Whichever your equity touches first. Both are hard breaches. The 3% daily loss limit resets at the start of each trading day. The 12% maximum loss is fixed below your initial balance and never moves. Floating losses count toward both, so a drawdown that touches either limit during an open trade breaches the account even if the trade later recovers. Leverage Forex — 1:30 Metals, Indices and Commodities — 1:10 Crypto — 1:2 The 1% risk per trade idea limit The total loss on any single trade idea must not reach 1% of your initial account size , at any point, floating or realised. It applies in both stages – the evaluation and the funded account. What counts as one trade idea A single trade - one position on one instrument. Split positions - one idea divided across several positions on the same instrument. Their losses combine against the same 1%. Re-entries - closing a losing trade and opening a new position on that instrument in the same direction within 10 minutes continues the same idea. The losses combine. Positions on different instruments are always separate ideas , each with its own 1%. What happens when you reach the limit Open positions are monitored in real time, per instrument. When the floating loss on a single position or the combined floating loss across your open positions on that instrument reaches 1%, those positions are closed automatically. First time - soft breach. The positions are closed, the violation is recorded, and your account continues . Second time - hard breach. The account is closed. Your soft breach count is independent in each phase . It resets when you pass the evaluation, so a soft breach picked up during your evaluation does not follow you onto your funded account. Re-entries are different. A trade idea that spans closed trades can't be stopped as it happens, so these are reviewed by our risk team afterwards. Because splitting a loss across re-entries works around the automatic limit, an aggregated loss that reached 1% may close the account directly , without the soft breach step. The profit concentration rule When you complete your evaluation, we look at how your profit was made before your funded account is created. If a single trade idea accounted for more than 60% of your profit target , your funded account is created carrying a condition: 4 minimum trading days before you can request a payout. You still pass. Nothing is blocked, deducted or delayed, and your profit split stays at 85%. If no single trade idea exceeded 60% of your profit target, your funded account carries no minimum trading days at all . When it is checked Once, at the point your evaluation is assessed. The outcome is fixed at that moment: your funded account either carries the condition or it does not. It is not re-checked later, and it does not expire. An example on a $100,000 account Your profit target is 12%, so $12,000. The threshold is 60% of that, so $7,200 from any single trade idea. You pass with $12,400. Three positions on the same instrument in the same direction, opened over 20 minutes, made +$4,100, +$2,300 and +$1,600. Those are one trade idea worth $8,000 , which is 66.7% of your profit target. You pass, and your funded account is created with the 4 minimum trading days condition. Had that idea made $6,900 instead, that would be 57.5%, and there would be no condition. What counts as a trading day here A day counts when your account closes the day up 0.5% or more of your account size. This is a separate rule from the consistency rule that can apply to larger payouts. See How do payouts work on a Flex 1-Step account? News trading Opening or closing a position within 5 minutes of a high-impact news event is not permitted, in either stage. This covers scheduled high-impact releases on the economic calendar and unscheduled market-moving events , such as major political speeches. An unscheduled event that moves the market is treated exactly as a calendar release, assessed against the time the market moved. Holding a position through news is allowed. Only opening or closing inside the window is restricted. A violation is recorded for the execution, not the result – a losing news trade counts exactly as a winning one . Strike 1 - the profit from the violating trade is deducted. Your account continues. Strike 2 - the profit is deducted and your profit split is reduced from 85% to 60%. Your account continues. Strike 3 - the account is closed. Strikes carry over. They are cumulative and do not reset when you pass the evaluation. If you reach your funded account with two strikes, the next violation closes it. Holding positions Overnight holding is allowed. Weekend holding is not. Close all positions before the weekend as any position still open may be closed on our end. Automated trading Trading software is allowed under three conditions: it must be proprietary – built by you, not bought, rented or shared – it must encode your own strategy and risk decisions , and you must have disclosed it and received our consent before running it. Commercial and third-party systems don't qualify. Inactivity Close at least one trade every 30 days to keep the account active. There's no time limit to pass, but 30 consecutive days without trading closes the account. Questions? If you're unsure whether a planned setup fits these rules, ask before you trade. Contact [email protected] .

✅ This article applies to Flex 1-Step accounts. Other account types do not have a soft breach. On those, reaching a risk limit closes the account immediately. A soft breach is a rule violation that is recorded against your account without closing it . You keep your balance, your progress and your account. It is a warning with consequences attached, not the end of your challenge. When a soft breach happens Flex 1Step accounts carry a 1% risk per trade idea limit. Your open positions on each instrument are monitored in real time, and when the floating loss on a position, or the combined floating loss across your open positions on that instrument, reaches 1% of your initial account size, those positions are closed automatically. First time. The positions are closed, a soft breach is recorded, and your account continues. Your balance, your profit target and your profit split are unaffected. Second time. The account is closed. Your soft breach count resets when you pass The count is held separately for each stage. A soft breach picked up during your evaluation does not follow you onto your funded account. You start your funded account with a clean count. Two things a soft breach does NOT cover Re-entries reviewed after the fact. A trade idea can span closed trades: if you close a losing trade and reopen on the same instrument in the same direction within 10 minutes, those losses combine. The platform cannot stop that as it happens, so it is picked up by our risk team afterwards. Because splitting a loss across re-entries works around the automatic limit, an aggregated loss that reached 1% may close the account directly , without the soft breach step. News trading violations. These run on a separate three strike system, and unlike soft breaches, news strikes carry over from your evaluation to your funded account. See What are the rules on a Flex 1-Step account? What to do after a soft breach Nothing is required of you. Your account is live and you can trade as soon as you are ready. The one thing worth doing is checking your position sizing, because a second soft breach ends the account and there is no third chance. Your current soft breach status is shown in your dashboard. Questions? Contact [email protected] with your account number.

Both are single-phase evaluations. Pass once and you're funded, with no Stage 2 and no time limit on either. The short version: the 1-Step asks for less profit inside a tighter loss limit. The Flex 1-Step asks for more profit inside double the loss limit, with a stricter risk per trade idea rule. 1-Step Flex 1-Step Profit target 10% 12% Maximum loss 6%, static 12%, static Daily loss limit 4% 3% Minimum trading days 3 None Risk per trade idea 1.5% Funded account only 1% From day one Profit split 80% 85% Account sizes $5K to $200K $5K to $100K Weekend holding Allowed Not allowed Time limit None None Consistency rule None None Minimum payout $100 in realised profit 1% of your initial balance The risk per trade idea rule is the biggest difference This is where the two products differ most, and it differs in three ways at once: the size of the limit, when it applies, and what happens when you reach it. On the 1-Step , the limit is 1.5% of your initial balance and it applies on your funded account only . Reaching it is a hard breach and closes the account. On the Flex 1-Step , the limit is 1% and it applies from day one of your evaluation . Reaching it closes your open positions on that instrument and records a soft breach, and your account continues. A second occurrence closes the account. On both, the limit is measured per instrument , and re-entering in the same direction within 10 minutes of closing a losing trade continues the same trade idea. See 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea Rule and What are the rules on a Flex 1-Step account? for the full detail on each. What only applies to the Flex 1-Step A profit concentration check at the end of your evaluation. If a single trade idea made more than 60% of your profit target, your funded account carries a condition of 4 minimum trading days before your first payout request. You still pass either way. See How do payouts work on a Flex 1-Step account? What applies to both No Stage 2, and no time limit to pass No consistency rule News trading is not permitted Close at least one trade every 30 days to keep the account active The same Prohibited Strategies Payouts on a 14-day cycle Which one is right for you That depends on how you trade, and it isn't a decision we can make for you. Traders who size smaller and want more room before a maximum loss breach tend to look at the Flex 1-Step, and accept the tighter 1% per trade idea limit and the higher 12% target in exchange. Traders who want a lower target, a familiar rule set, or account sizes above $100K tend to stay with the 1Step. Pricing for both is shown at checkout when you select your account size. If you already hold an account Nothing has changed on any account you already hold. Your rules are the ones your account was sold under. Still not sure? Contact [email protected] and tell us how you trade. We can walk you through which rules would apply to your approach, though the choice is yours.

2-Step Challenge Overview 📌 Accounts purchased before March 12th, 2026 are subject to a different ruleset. The following resources contain the original rules still applicable to those accounts: 2 Step - Lot Size Restriction Rule (pre-March 12th, 2026) — Position size limits by asset class and account size under old ruleset Prohibited Strategies (pre-March 12th, 2026) — Trading strategies not permitted under the old ruleset Anti-Gambling Policy (pre-March 12th, 2026) - Gambling behaviors not permitted under old ruleset 📌 The 2-Step challenge is no longer offered to clients from Pakistan. Parameter Phase 1 Phase 2 Funded Trader - Earning Account Stage Max Daily Drawdown 5% 5% 5% Max Total Drawdown 10% 10% 10% Profit Target 10% 5% - Minimum Active Trading Days 3 3 3 Profit on Equity Required for Active Trading Day 0.5% 0.5% 0.5% Max Drawdown Type Static Static Static Daily Drawdown Type Higher of End of Day Equity or Balance Higher of End of Day Equity or Balance Higher of End of Day Equity or Balance Maximum Trading Days No No No EA Trading Yes Yes Yes Copy Trading from third party accounts No No No Copy Trading Between your own user accounts Yes Yes Yes Mandatory Stop Loss No No No Hedging Same Trading Account Only Same Trading Account Only Same Trading Account Only Profit Split - - 80% Account Leverage 1:50 1:50 1:30 High Impact News Trading No No No Weekend Trading Yes Yes Yes Balance Protection Cap No No No Max Inactivity Days 30 30 30 Max Risk per Trade Idea - - 1.5% Simulated Capital Allocations $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 Challenge Objectives The 2Step Challenge is Blueberry Funded's two-phase evaluation program, designed to reward consistent traders with a funded Master Account. Two phases might sound like more work — but you get more drawdown buffer and higher leverage to trade with on the way there. To successfully complete the 2-Step Challenge, the following objectives must be met in each phase: Phase 1 Achieve a 10% profit target Complete a minimum of 3 active trading days — a day only counts toward the minimum if at least 0.5% in realized profit has been closed on that day Adhere to all trading rules and drawdown limits for the duration of the phase Phase 2 Achieve a 5% profit target Complete a minimum of 3 active trading days — a day only counts toward the minimum if at least 0.5% in realized profit has been closed on that day Adhere to all trading rules and drawdown limits for the duration of the phase There is no Risk Per Trade Idea restriction during either phase of the Challenge. Funded Account & Profit Split Traders who qualify for a Funded Account are allocated simulated capital to trade under Blueberry Funded's professional risk framework, with earnings paid out as real withdrawable profits. Performance Reward: Funded traders are eligible to retain 80% of the profits generated on their Funded Account. There are no tiered structures, scaling milestones, or additional delays. The reward split remains fixed at 80%. Reward conditions: Minimum of $100 in realized profit Minimum of 3 active trading days completed within the reward cycle Account must remain compliant with all rules and guidelines Reward frequency: 2-Step Funded Accounts are eligible to request rewards every 14 days once all requirements are met. Available Add-Ons: 7-Day Reward Add-On Reduces the standard reward cycle from 14 days to 7 days. On-Demand Reward Add-On Allows eligible traders to submit a reward request as soon as the required trading days have been completed. Daily Loss Limit The Daily Loss Limit is the maximum amount you can lose in a single trading day . It is set at a fixed 5% of your starting balance and is calculated using whichever is greater at the start of the day : your balance or your equity. It resets daily at 5:00 PM EST . Example 1: Equity is greater than balance You start the day with: Balance: $100,000 Equity: $103,000 We use $103,000 because it is greater. Your daily drawdown is still a static $5,000 . $103,000 - $5,000 = $98,000 ​ So your account will breach if your balance or equity falls below $98,000 during that day. Example 2: Balance is greater than equity You start the day with: Balance: $100,000 Equity: $98,000 We use $100,000 because it is greater. Your daily drawdown is still a static $5,000 . $100,000 - $5,000 = $95,000 So your account will breach if your balance or equity falls below $95,000 during that day. Maximum Loss Limit The Maximum Loss Limit is the total amount your account equity or balance is not allowed to reach. It is calculated from your initial account size and remains static — it does not move regardless of profits made. Maximum Loss Limit: 10% of the initial account size Example: On a $100,000 account, your equity or balance cannot hit or fall below $90,000 at any point. Even if your account grows to $120,000, the maximum loss floor remains at $90,000. ⚠️ Important: Your account will breach if either the Daily Loss Limit or the Maximum Loss Limit is hit. Monitor your dashboard regularly to stay within both thresholds at all times. Risk Per Trade Idea — Funded Account Only (Accounts from March 12th, 2026) This rule applies to your Funded Account only. It does not apply during the Challenge Phase. On your Funded Account, all account sizes are subject to a flat 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea , calculated from your initial account size . This includes accounts that have been merged or scaled. Account Size Risk Per Trade Idea Max Loss Per Trade Idea $5,000 1.5% $75 $10,000 1.5% $150 $25,000 1.5% $375 $50,000 1.5% $750 $100,000 1.5% $1,500 $200,000 1.5% $3,000 Violating this rule is a Hard Breach and will result in immediate account closure. Single Trades Your largest loss on any single trade must not reach or exceed the 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea limit for your account. Example: On a $100,000 Funded Account, a single trade loss of $1,500 or more will breach the account. Splitting a Trade into Multiple Positions If a trade idea is divided into several smaller positions, the total combined loss across all positions must not reach or exceed the 1.5% limit. Example: On a $100,000 account, you open 3 separate positions on the same trade idea. Losing $600 on the first, $500 on the second, and $400 on the third results in a combined loss of $1,500 (1.5%) — this will breach the account. Same Trade Idea Closing a trade at a loss and opening a new position within 10 minutes , in the same direction , on the same instrument or a correlated instrument , is considered part of the same trade idea. The combined realized loss across all related positions must not hit the 1.5% limit. See 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea Rule for which instruments count as correlated. Example: You close a $900 losing trade on a $100,000 account. You reopen in the same direction within 10 minutes and lose an additional $600. The combined loss of $1,500 (1.5%) will breach the account. Inactivity A trading account will be breached if it remains inactive for 30 consecutive days . To keep the account active, you must open and close at least one trade within any 30-day window. Accounts that go 30 days without a completed trade will be automatically closed. Consistency The 2-Step Challenge and Funded Account have no consistency rules. Traders are free to manage their activity and position sizing at their own discretion. All traders are required to adhere to Blueberry Funded's [ Prohibited Strategies (After March 12th, 2026) ] rules at all times. Non-compliance will result in an account breach regardless of profitability. For more info please feel free to contact support at [email protected]

📌 Important Notice: Accounts Purchased Before March 12th, 2026 The Lot Size Restriction Rule applies exclusively to 2Step Challenge accounts purchased before March 12th, 2026. If your account was opened on or after this date, this rule does not apply to you. New accounts are governed by the updated 1.5% Risk Per Trade Idea Rule instead. Do You Have a Lot Size Restriction Rule? Yes — Only for accounts purchased before March 12th, 2026. If your account falls under the old ruleset, the following lot size restrictions remain fully in effect for both your Challenge Phase and Funded Account until your account cycle is complete. How Does It Work? The Lot Size Restriction framework protects your capital by limiting position sizes based on your account size. Maximum lot sizes are established for each major asset class and scale proportionally as your account grows. This applies across six account levels: $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, and $200,000. Maximum Lot Sizes by Asset Class Account Size $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 XAU/USD ~0.10 lots ~0.20 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots XAG/USD ~0.2 lots ~0.4 lots ~1.0 lots ~2.0 lots ~4.0 lots ~8.0 lots DJ30 ~0.05 lots ~0.1 lots ~0.25 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots NAS100 ~0.1 lots ~0.2 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots SP500 ~0.4 lots ~0.8 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots ~8 lots ~16 lots GER40 ~0.1 lots ~0.2 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ~4 lots BTC/USD ~0.05 lots ~0.1 lots ~0.25 lots ~0.5 lots ~1 lots ~2 lots ETH/USD ~2 lots ~4 lots ~10 lots ~20 lots ~40 lots ~80 lots SOL/USD ~2 lots ~4 lots ~10 lots ~20 lots ~40 lots ~80 lots FOREX ~0.6 lots ~1.2 lots ~3 lots ~6 lots ~12 lots ~24 lots Other Indices ~0.3 lots ~0.6 lots ~1.5 lots ~3 lots ~6 lots ~12 lots WTI/BRENT ~4.5 lots ~9 lots ~22.5 lots ~45 lots ~90 lots ~180 lots JP225 ~0.7 lots ~1.4 lots ~3.5 lots ~7 lots ~14 lots ~28 lots Other Cryptos ~5 lots ~10 lots ~25 lots ~50 lots ~100 lots ~200 lots What Happens If You Exceed the Lot Size Limits? Exceeding your lot size limit is considered a violation . There are no automatic platform-level restrictions that prevent oversized entries, so it is your responsibility to verify your lot size before executing any trade. Violations are reviewed by the risk team, typically after your current trading phase is complete. The outcome depends on the nature and severity of the breach: One-Time or Accidental Breaches: If the violation was unintentional and you took prompt corrective action — such as immediately closing the oversized position — this will be taken into account during the review. First-time, minor breaches are more likely to result in a warning rather than account closure. However, repeated violations or failure to act quickly will lead to stricter consequences. Serious Breaches: Significantly exceeding the maximum lot size is treated as a hard breach and will typically result in more serious action. For example, if your account permits a maximum of 0.6 lots on Forex and you open a 0.9 lot position, your account will be flagged and reviewed. You will be contacted after your phase ends with the risk team's decision. Can You Continue Trading After a Violation? In most cases, yes — traders may continue trading until the current phase is complete. Immediate trading suspension is reserved for cases involving highly significant breaches. To avoid any disruption to your progress, always double-check your position sizes before entering a trade. Have questions? Reach out to us via Live Chat or email us at [email protected] — we're happy to help.

📌 The 2-Step Challenge is phased out effective 17 August 2026. This article applies to existing 2-Step accounts, which continue on the rules they were sold under. Legacy 2Step accounts have no consistency rules, in Phase 1, Phase 2 or on the Funded Account. You are free to manage your trading activity and position sizing at your own discretion. What being phased out means for you The 2-Step Challenge is no longer available to purchase. Your account is unaffected. Your rules, targets and terms stay exactly as they are, evaluations in progress continue normally, and funded 2-Step accounts continue on their existing terms. What does apply to your account All 2-Step accounts remain subject to Prohibited Strategies and to the position size limits for your account size. Prohibited Strategies (Pre-March 12, 2026) Prohibited Strategies (After March 12, 2026) Non-compliance results in a breach regardless of profitability, and regardless of whether a consistency rule applies to you. Questions? Contact [email protected] with your account number.

How is the Daily Drawdown (Trailing) calculated in the 3-Phase Challenge? The Daily Drawdown is trailing and is based on the previous End-of-Day (EOD) Equity . This means that at the start of each trading day (5 PM EST reset), your daily loss threshold is recalculated as 3% of the prior day’s closing equity . ​ Example 1: You start the day with $100,000 in equity. Your Daily Drawdown Limit is set at $97,000 (3% below $100,000). If your equity rises to $103,000 , the new Daily Drawdown Limit for the next day will be $100,000 . If your equity drops below $100,000, you will breach the daily limit. Example 2: You swing into the next day with an equity of $105,000 . Your new Daily Drawdown Limit is $102,000 (3% below $105,000). If equity drops below $102,000 during the day, your account will be breached. This process repeats daily, ensuring that your drawdown limit updates based on your previous day’s performance. ​ ​ ⚠️ Important: If you are holding more than 3% in floating profit overnight, and your balance drops below the new daily loss limit when the day resets, your account may breach, even if the position was in profit the day before. How is the Max Drawdown (Trailing) calculated in the 3-Phase Challenge? The Max Drawdown is a trailing 5% of the highest equity achieved at any point during the challenge. This means your maximum allowable equity loss is dynamically adjusted as your account grows. ​ Example 1: Starting with a $100,000 account, the Max Drawdown is $95,000 . If your equity rises to $105,000 , your Max Drawdown moves up to $100,000 (5% below $105,000). If your equity drops below $100,000 , you will breach the Max Drawdown limit. Example 2: Your account grows to $110,000 . The Max Drawdown is now set at $105,000 (5% below $110,000). If equity drops below $105,000 , you breach the Max Drawdown limit. Unlike the Daily Drawdown, which resets daily, the Max Drawdown continues to trail your highest reached equity without resetting. Summary of Drawdown Rules for the 3-Phase Challenge Drawdown Type Calculation Method Limit Daily Drawdown (Trailing) 3% of previous EOD equity 3% Max Drawdown (Trailing) 5% of highest reached equity 5% ⚠ You will breach your account if either the Daily or Max Drawdown limit is hit. ​ Additional Infomation: ​ ​ The 3-Phase Challenge does not have a balance protector . This means that once your account reaches a new high, the trailing Max Drawdown will continue to adjust upwards, but it does not lock in at a fixed level like in the Rapid Plan.