Prop firm
Blueberry Funded has expanded its evaluation program to include CFD stock
trading challenges, giving traders access to over 1,000 stocks through
MetaTrader 5 and DXtrade platforms.

Blueberry Funded Expands
Trading Challenges to Include CFD Stocks

The firm,
which is backed by Australian broker Blueberry Markets, announced this
month, broadening its challenge offerings beyond forex and other traditional
CFD assets.

Traders can
now participate in stock CFD challenges with account sizes ranging from $5,000
to $200,000, with successful participants earning up to 80% profit splits. The
program includes options for one-phase, two-phase, and rapid evaluation
formats.

“CFD stock
trading got added recently to our Blueberry.Funded challenge option,” the
company commented on social media. “Imagine buying the dip right now and
holding it.”

Did you miss the launch?

Say less, CFD stock trading got added recently to our Blueberry.Funded challenge option.

With us, you can trade more than 1000+ Stocks on MT5 and DX Trader with up to 80% profit split 💰

Imagine buying the dip right now and holding it 😎

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— Blueberry Funded (@BlueberryFunded) April 8, 2025

It’s worth
emphasizing that the challenge-based approach to CFD stocks is still relatively
new. Among the larger and more popular prop firms, only Lark Funding, FXIFY,
The Trading Pit, and Trade The Pool currently offer it.

Backed by Blueberry Markets

Participants
in the challenges must meet profit targets between 5% and 10% while adhering to
risk management parameters, including maximum drawdown limits typically set
between 3% and 6%. Accounts can be scaled up to $2 million with the potential
to increase profit shares to 90%.

The
expansion leverages the infrastructure of Blueberry Markets, which was
established in 2016 and holds regulatory licenses in Australia through ASIC, as
well as in Vanuatu and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Trading
conditions for the challenges mirror those of Blueberry Markets, with forex and
metals trades incurring a $7 per lot commission, while CFD trades on indices
and stocks involve only spreads without additional commissions.

Prop Client to CFD Broker Client

The company
is also rolling out new withdrawal options. By mid-April 2025, successful
challenge participants will be able to withdraw payouts directly to Blueberry
Markets accounts, creating what the firm describes as “a pathway to true
financial freedom.”

“This
is what Broker-Backed truly means,” the company noted in its March 31
announcement of the upcoming withdrawal feature.

Introducing
the ability to trade CFD stocks through challenges, followed by the option to
transfer winnings directly to Blueberry Markets, is an intriguing way to
attract prop trading clients to the broker’s offerings. At the same time, it
also helps retain capital within the platform.

Last year,
the company appointed
Marcus Fetherston as General Manager. He previously worked at Pepperstone,
among other roles, as Operations Officer and Team Lead.