Blueberry
Retail CFD broker (MT4 / MT5)
What it is
A retail broker for forex, indices, metals and crypto CFDs, built around MetaTrader rather than a house platform. You trade on MT4 or MT5 (or their web and TradingView front ends) against Blueberry as counterparty, which is how every retail CFD broker works: your position is a contract with them, not an order on an exchange.
In Velquor
Blueberry is the broker this dashboard was developed against. Its live server addresses ship in lib/brokers.ts, so picking Blueberry in the connect modal resolves the address for you instead of asking you to find "BlueberryMarkets-Live02" yourself — the step that breaks most MT5 connections.
What it costs
Two retail account types. The Standard account bakes the cost into the spread; the Direct account shows you a raw spread and charges commission on top. On a scalping strategy the Direct account is usually cheaper; on a swing strategy the difference is noise.
Platforms
MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, WebTrader, TradingView, Blueberry X, Blueberry Social and Blueberry Pulse. Velquor needs MT5 specifically — that is where the EA runs.
Who is behind it
Who regulates it
Client money is held in segregated accounts, which keeps it off the broker's balance sheet but is not a compensation scheme: segregation protects against misuse, not against the entity failing.
What to watch
- Which entity you actually sign with depends on where you live. Most international clients contract with the Mauritius or Vanuatu company, not the ASIC-licensed Australian one — a lighter regulatory regime with no equivalent of the Australian complaints scheme. Read the entity name on your own account agreement.
- 500:1 leverage is not a feature, it is an amplifier. At that ratio a 0.2% move against a fully-leveraged position is the account.
- Raw Direct spreads apply to XAUUSD.i and the .i-suffixed forex symbols. Trade the non-.i symbol and you are paying the wider spread and the commission.
- US residents are effectively excluded — their own eligibility wording requires assets in excess of $10 million invested on a discretionary basis.
- CFDs are a leveraged product. Most retail accounts lose money.
Sources
- Blueberry — account types, spreads and commissionschecked 26 Jul 2026
- Blueberry — legal documents, entities and licenceschecked 26 Jul 2026
- Blueberry — why Blueberry (platforms, client funds)checked 26 Jul 2026
- Blueberry — SailGP partnershipchecked 26 Jul 2026
- AFS licensee register — Blueberry Prime Partnerschecked 26 Jul 2026
- Trustpilot — Blueberry reviewschecked 26 Jul 2026
Figures marked their figure are the partner's own published claims and are not independently audited. Prices, spreads, licences and ratings change — verify anything you are about to act on at the source. Nothing here is financial advice, and trading leveraged products carries a high risk of loss.