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Grade B

Blueberry Markets Review (2026)

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Blueberry Markets scores 78/100 in our review (grade B, very good), a Sydney, Australia-based broker regulated by ASIC (Australia), VFSC (Vanuatu), FSC (Mauritius). It offers MetaTrader 5, so you can run Market Structure Pro on it.

MSP Score /100:85+ Excellent70 to 84 Very good55 to 69 Fair<55 Caution
Regulation
15/25
Costs
16/20
Platform
18/20
Execution
12/15
Instruments
8/10
Support
9/10

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Blueberry Markets at a glance

HeadquartersSydney, Australia
Founded2016
RegulationASIC (Australia), VFSC (Vanuatu), FSC (Mauritius)
PlatformsMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, WebTrader, Blueberry X
MetaTrader 5Yes, MSP works here
Own platformBlueberry X
Account typesStandard, Direct (Raw)
Min deposit$100
Typical EURUSD spread0.1 pips
Typical Gold spread0.12
CommissionDirect/Raw account: ~$3.50 per side (~$7 round turn); Standard is commission-free with spreads from ~1.0 pip.
ExecutionNo dealing desk / ECN-STP (institutional LPs)
Funding methodsCard, Bank transfer, Skrill, Neteller, Crypto, China UnionPay
Demo accountYes
Support24/7

Pros & cons

✓ Pros

  • ASIC-regulated Australian entity plus broad platform choice (MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView)
  • Low minimum deposit of $100 and competitive raw spreads from 0.0 pips with ~$3.50/side commission
  • Negative balance protection, no inactivity fees and non-expiring demo accounts
  • 24/7 multilingual support with well-reviewed live chat
  • Strong independent reputation (Trustpilot ~4.7/5)

✗ Cons

  • Many international clients onboarded under offshore entities (Vanuatu VFSC / Mauritius FSC) with weaker protections and no compensation scheme
  • Does not accept US clients
  • All products are CFDs (leveraged, no DMA or real crypto/shares)
  • $25 bank-wire withdrawal fee and restrictive leverage on equity/crypto CFDs
  • Instrument range (~2000) solid but crypto/share-CFD selection modest versus larger brokers

Full review

Blueberry Markets is an Australian-founded (2016) forex and CFD broker headquartered in Sydney. Its Australian arm operates under ASIC, while international clients are typically onboarded through offshore entities in Vanuatu (VFSC) and Mauritius (FSC). A pure CFD provider covering forex, indices, commodities, crypto and share CFDs (~2,000 instruments), with a genuine multi-platform lineup, MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView and a proprietary Blueberry X web platform, so Market Structure Pro can be used here.

Pricing is competitive: a Standard (commission-free) account from ~1.0 pip and a Direct/Raw account from 0.0 pips plus ~$3.50 per side (~$7 round turn), $100 minimum. Execution is no-dealing-desk with institutional LPs; accounts include negative balance protection and no inactivity fees. A $25 bank-wire withdrawal fee and restrictive equity/crypto leverage are drawbacks.

Reputation is generally strong (Trustpilot ~4.7/5) though offshore onboarding for non-Australian clients means those traders forgo ASIC-level protection. Does not accept US residents.

Reputation & reviews

A separate reputation score out of 100, based on genuine user reviews across the web and kept independent of the feature score above. Our read: reviews look genuine.

Reputation score
82/100
Verdict
✓ Trusted reviews

Independent reviews are broadly positive and appear genuine (Trustpilot ~4.7/5, MyFXBook ~3.7/5), with no major scam pattern and few unresolved complaints. Key caveat is structural: non-Australian clients are onboarded under offshore entities (Vanuatu VFSC, Mauritius FSC) lacking the investor-compensation protections of the ASIC arm. Exact Trustpilot count and WikiFX/FPA figures could not be verified and are left null.

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⚠ Regulatory flags & warnings

Can I use Market Structure Pro with Blueberry Markets? Yes. Blueberry Markets offers MetaTrader 5, and MSP is an MT5 indicator, so it runs on any of their MT5 accounts. See the install guide.

Sources: blueberrymarkets.com · www.investing.com · www.dailyforex.com. Figures are typical and change, so confirm on the broker's site.

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