Blueberry Markets is a CFD broker with its head office in Sydney. Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd holds an ASIC licence for Australian clients, Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd (Vanuatu) and Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd serve international clients, Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd (ASIC) processes payments, and Blueberry Financial Consultation LLC introduces clients in the UAE.
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| Regulator | Licence | Legal entity | Register status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC) | 700697 | Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd | Authorised Checked 26 Oct 2026 | Register entry for Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd (opens in a new tab) 2 |
| Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) | AFSL 535887 | Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd | Authorised Checked 26 Oct 2026 | Register entry for Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd (opens in a new tab) 3 |
| Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) | AFSL 364411 | Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd | Authorised Checked 26 Oct 2026 | Register entry for Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd (opens in a new tab) 3 |
| Capital Market Authority (CMA) | 20200000451 | Blueberry Financial Consultation LLC | Authorised Checked 26 Oct 2026 | Register entry for Blueberry Financial Consultation LLC (opens in a new tab) 4 |
Each licence was matched on the regulator’s own register on the date shown. Unverified claims are listed under Regulation and legal entities.
Blueberry’s Vanuatu, Australian and UAE licences match the regulators’ records; we could not check the Mauritius licence. The Australian company holds client money in a segregated trust account that it does not use for hedging, and gives retail clients negative balance protection and access to AFCA. The Vanuatu and Mauritius agreements let client money be used for margining and hedging the companies’ own dealings, contain no negative balance protection and name no compensation scheme; Mauritius clients can go to the Financial Commission, Vanuatu clients only to the regulator. Blueberry does not say who owns it and publishes no financial statements. Its Australian site advertises leverage of 500:1, far above the retail limits its PDS applies, and it promises no dealing desk interference although its companies deal with clients as principal. The Securities Commission Malaysia lists blueberrymarkets.com on its Investor Alert List (2025).
The four licences we could check are current, with no suspension or restriction shown.
Blueberry publishes the names, company numbers and addresses of the Vanuatu, Mauritius and UAE companies and the ABNs of the Australian companies; the Vanuatu and Mauritius details match GLEIF’s records and the Australian numbers match ASIC’s data and ABN Lookup.
Each company publishes a complaints policy with contact details and response times: acknowledgement within one business day and resolution within 30 days in Australia, and an attempt to resolve within five business days before a compliance review for the Vanuatu and Mauritius companies.
The Vanuatu, Mauritius and Australian client agreements and related documents can be read on Blueberry’s websites without an account.
Every page of the international and Australian sites carries a risk warning, and none of the companies’ regulators requires the share of losing accounts.
Reduced the enforcement dimension by 2 points (low severity, 1.8 years before the review).
Not met No investor compensation scheme covers clients of the Australian, Vanuatu or Mauritius companies, and none is named. The Financial Commission’s fund only pays its own awards, up to €20,000 per client, if a member fails to pay.
Not met We found no financial statements or capital disclosures published by Blueberry for any of its companies.
Partly met We matched Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd on the Vanuatu FSC’s list, Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd and Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd in ASIC’s licensee data, and Blueberry Financial Consultation LLC in the UAE Capital Market Authority’s open data. We could not check the Mauritius company’s FSC licence.
Not met The Australian site advertises maximum leverage of 500:1, although its PDS applies ASIC’s retail limits of 30:1 or less. The international site promises “no dealing desk interference”, while the agreements say the companies deal with clients as principal and market maker, and says all client funds are held in segregated accounts, while the offshore agreements let client money be used for hedging. It calls Blueberry multi award-winning without naming any award and gives both 1,000+ and 300+ instruments.
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Whether the firm’s licences exist, are current and cover what it offers.
Client-facing entities appear on the regulator’s register 1234
We matched Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd on the Vanuatu FSC’s list, Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd and Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd in ASIC’s licensee data, and Blueberry Financial Consultation LLC in the UAE Capital Market Authority’s open data. We could not check the Mauritius company’s FSC licence.
Permissions cover the services offered 2345
ASIC authorises Blueberry Australia to issue and make a market in derivatives and foreign exchange contracts for retail clients, the Vanuatu company holds a dealers licence in classes A, B and C, and the UAE company is licensed only to consult, introduce and promote, which matches its role. We could not see the Mauritius company’s permissions on a register.
Clients can tell which regulated entity serves them 1678
The footers name each company with its number, licence and address, and the Australian site names the Australian issuer. But the international site offers both the Vanuatu and the Mauritius company’s documents without saying which clients each serves.
Criteria and their weighting are explained in the methodology.
Whether you can find out who owns and runs the firm.
Legal entity details are published 13691011
Blueberry publishes the names, company numbers and addresses of the Vanuatu, Mauritius and UAE companies and the ABNs of the Australian companies; the Vanuatu and Mauritius details match GLEIF’s records and the Australian numbers match ASIC’s data and ABN Lookup.
Group structure is explained 15612
The sites name the companies and their roles: the Vanuatu and Mauritius dealers, the Australian issuer, Blueberry Prime Partners for payment processing, the UAE introducer and Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd as copyright holder. They do not explain how the companies are owned or related.
Criteria and their weighting are explained in the methodology.
What protects client money if something goes wrong.
Client money segregation is disclosed 13141516
The Australian company holds client money in a segregated trust account and does not use it for margining, hedging or as capital. The Vanuatu and Mauritius agreements let client money in the trust account be used for margining and settling the company’s dealings with others and for hedging its own risk, and the Mauritius risk disclosure lets it be passed to third parties in omnibus accounts.
Criteria and their weighting are explained in the methodology.
Regulator warnings, enforcement actions and final legal findings on record.
Starts at 100 and loses points for each substantiated adverse finding by severity and age. Allegations, complaints and clone warnings never count. Total deducted: 2 points.
Listed on the Securities Commission Malaysia Investor Alert List 22
1 Jan 2025. Reduced the enforcement dimension by 2 points (low severity, 1.8 years before the review).
Criteria and their weighting are explained in the methodology.
How the firm handles complaints, and what independent records show.
A complaints procedure is published 242526
Each company publishes a complaints policy with contact details and response times: acknowledgement within one business day and resolution within 30 days in Australia, and an attempt to resolve within five business days before a compliance review for the Vanuatu and Mauritius companies.
Independent complaint outcomes show no adverse pattern 23
Blueberry has no UK company, so there are no Financial Ombudsman Service decisions, and we did not find published decisions of other dispute bodies.
Complaint data is disclosed 6
We found no complaint statistics published by Blueberry or by a regulator or ombudsman for its companies. AFCA publishes complaint figures for the financial firms that are its members, but its data site refused our requests, so we could not check the Australian company.
Criteria and their weighting are explained in the methodology.
Whether costs, execution and risks are disclosed before you sign up.
Costs are disclosed before account opening 81628
Blueberry publishes spreads and commissions by account type and asset class, and the Australian PDS the commission, swaps and international payment fee. Swap rates are only listed in the platform’s product specifications, the PDS reserves an unquantified fee or spread on currency conversion, and we found no statement about inactivity fees.
An order execution policy is published 7131416
The agreements and the Australian PDS say the companies deal as principal and market maker and may hedge with counterparties, but Blueberry publishes no order execution policy explaining the execution factors, its counterparties or how conflicts of interest are managed.
Leverage and margin terms are disclosed 1314161728
The Australian PDS applies ASIC’s retail leverage limits with a margin call at 100% and close-out at 50%. The international account page gives maximum leverage of 500:1, but neither it nor the Vanuatu and Mauritius agreements give margin call or stop-out levels, and the Australian site also shows 500:1.
Criteria and their weighting are explained in the methodology.
Whether public claims hold up and the firm communicates openly.
Marketing claims are accurate and attributable 11314161728
The Australian site advertises maximum leverage of 500:1, although its PDS applies ASIC’s retail limits of 30:1 or less. The international site promises “no dealing desk interference”, while the agreements say the companies deal with clients as principal and market maker, and says all client funds are held in segregated accounts, while the offshore agreements let client money be used for hedging. It calls Blueberry multi award-winning without naming any award and gives both 1,000+ and 300+ instruments.
An address and working contact channels are published 391130
Blueberry publishes its Sydney head office, registered addresses, telephone numbers, email and live chat, and the Vanuatu and Mauritius addresses match GLEIF’s records. ASIC’s licensee data still gives North Sydney for both Australian licensees, which ABN Lookup shows moved to Sydney in November 2025.
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What our visit confirmed in person: a real, staffed office of the assessed entity, not a ghost address.
We have not checked this firm’s office in person, so this dimension scores zero. We check offices through our on-site verification programme.
Real office at the stated address, not a ghost address
Office of the assessed entity
Staffed and operating
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What our on-site checks and 30-day platform testing found.
We have not completed an on-site assessment of this firm, so this dimension does not count and its weight is shared among the others.
Company identity
Regulatory claims
Office visit
Account opening
Platform usability
Costs and disclosures
Customer support
Deposits and withdrawals
Trading functions
Complaints process
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Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC) · Reference 700697 2
Financial dealers licence, classes A, B and C
Licence dated 30 November 2023. The list gives company number 700697, which Blueberry quotes for its VFSC licence.
Financial Services Commission, Mauritius (FSC) · Reference GB24203929 1
Global business licence, full service dealer excluding underwriting
Stated by Blueberry. The FSC Mauritius register has not been accessible to us.
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) · Reference AFSL 535887 3
General advice, issuing and dealing in derivatives and foreign exchange contracts, and making a market in them, for retail and wholesale clients
Licence start date 27 May 2024.
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) · Reference AFSL 364411 3
General advice and dealing in deposit products, derivatives, foreign exchange contracts, managed investment schemes and securities, for retail and wholesale clients
Licence start date 10 November 2010.
Capital Market Authority (CMA) · Reference 20200000451 4
Financial consultations, introduction and promotion (category 5)
Open-data record CP-0001636, established on 4 July 2025; the register displays no licence number, so 20200000451 is the number Blueberry gives.
No licence recorded for this entity.
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The Securities Commission Malaysia’s Investor Alert List includes “Blueberry Markets” (blueberrymarkets.com and its Facebook and X accounts) for carrying on unlicensed capital market activities of dealing in securities. The list records the entry under the year 2025 without a specific date; we use 1 January 2025. The entry was still on the list when we checked on 26 October 2026.
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| Review date | Result | Methodology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 Oct 2026 | Trust score 72 out of 100 Sound | 1.2 | Current |
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The footer, copyright Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd, names Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd (company 218548, FSC global business licence GB24203929 as a full service dealer excluding underwriting, The Catalyst, Ebène), Blueberry Financial Consultation LLC (UAE Capital Market Authority category 5 licence 20200000451, Emaar Business Park, Dubai), Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd (VFSC, company 700697, licence classes A, B and C, Govant Building, Port Vila) and Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd (ABN 57 140 275 869, AFSL 364411), which facilitates payment processing. It carries a general risk warning without a share of losing accounts, describes Blueberry as a “Multi Award-Winning Broker” without naming awards, and says Blueberry does not accept applications from the US, Japan, Ontario, Indonesia, Malaysia and other places.
Lists Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd (company 700697) as holding an active financial dealers licence in classes A, B and C, dated 30 November 2023.
Lists AFSL 535887 held by Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 67 646 513 797) from 27 May 2024, authorising general advice on deposit products, derivatives and foreign exchange contracts, issuing derivatives and foreign exchange contracts, dealing on behalf of others and making a market in foreign exchange contracts and derivatives, for retail and wholesale clients. Also lists AFSL 364411 held by Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd (ABN 57 140 275 869) from 10 November 2010, authorising general advice and dealing in deposit products, derivatives, foreign exchange contracts, managed investment schemes and securities, including issuing derivatives and foreign exchange contracts, for retail and wholesale clients. Both are recorded at North Sydney NSW 2060.
Lists Blueberry Financial Consultation L.L.C (CP-0001636) as active, established on 4 July 2025 in Dubai, with the website blueberryfinancial.ae and active licences for financial consultations, introduction and promotion. Dean Hyde (Australia) is its board member, and its head of category was accredited on 23 July 2026. The register does not display a licence number.
Says the company is licensed under category 5 by the UAE Capital Market Authority to provide financial consultation and introducing services, and introduces clients to Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd, which provides the trading services.
Says Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd, trading as Blueberry (ABN 67 646 513 797, AFSL 535887), is the issuer of the products in its PDS and that payment processing is facilitated by Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd (AFSL 364411). The risk warning says clients could lose substantially more than their initial deposit.
Publishes separate tabs for the Vanuatu and Mauritius licences, each with a client agreement, complaints handling policy, risk disclosure policy and copy trading and PAMM agreements, without saying which clients each company serves. No order execution policy is listed.
For each of Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd and Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd gives the office address and Direct (Raw) account spreads and commissions by asset class, for example forex from 0.0 pips with USD 3.50 commission per side.
Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd (ACN 646 513 797), an Australian private company active since 16 December 2020, with its main business location in NSW 2000 since 28 November 2025 (NSW 2060 before).
Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd (ACN 140 275 869), active since 29 October 2009, was named Global Prime Partners (Australia) Pty Ltd until 6 July 2023; its main business location has been NSW 2000 since 28 November 2025.
Records Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd (C218548, created 4 March 2025, The Catalyst, Ebène), Blueberry Markets (V) Ltd (700697, Govant Building, Port Vila), Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd, Blueberry Prime Partners Pty Ltd (formerly Global Prime Partners (Australia) Pty Ltd) and Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd. Each record reports that the company has no consolidating parent; none names an owner.
Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd (ACN 606 959 335), an Australian private company active since 8 July 2015, with the business name BB Markets and its main business location in NSW 2000 since 28 November 2025.
Published under a file name dated August 2026, the document is dated January 2024. The company enters each contract as principal and market maker and may hedge with hedging counterparties. Client money is deposited in the licensee’s client moneys trust account, but may be used for margining, guaranteeing or settling the company’s dealings with other parties, including on behalf of other clients, and for hedging the company’s own risk, and amounts withdrawn for those purposes belong to the company. The agreement contains no negative balance protection and no external dispute body, and the company may amend it on five days’ written notice.
Issued by Blueberry Markets (Mauritius) Ltd (company 218548, licence GB24203929). Its client money, principal dealing, amendment and dispute terms are the same as the Vanuatu agreement: client money in a trust account that may be used for margining and hedging the company’s dealings, no negative balance protection, internal dispute resolution only and amendment on five days’ written notice.
Says the company may pass client money to a third party such as an intermediate broker, bank or OTC counterparty, which may hold it in an omnibus account, leaving the company with only an unsecured claim if that party fails. It contains no negative balance protection.
Gives Level 17, 135 King St, Sydney. Blueberry acts as principal and hedges with hedging counterparties. Client money is held in a pooled trust account, segregated from company funds, reconciled daily and not used for margining, hedging or as capital. Retail clients have negative balance protection and margin under ASIC’s product intervention order, with a margin call at 100% and close-out at 50% of the margin requirement. Costs: spreads, a Direct account commission of AUD 7 per round turn, swaps listed on the platform, a possible fee or spread on currency conversion and AUD 25 for each international payment. Complaints can go to AFCA (membership 26427).
The Australian site shows maximum leverage of 500:1 for both its Standard and Raw accounts, and its FAQ says all CFD accounts include negative balance protection.
Describes the risks of leveraged CFDs and foreign exchange; it contains no negative balance protection and no margin call or stop-out levels.
The Financial Commission, a private dispute resolution organisation, lists Blueberry Markets as an active member since 6 May 2024, with a compensation fund of €20,000 per client that pays its own awards if a member fails to; the page does not name the member company.
Says client funds are held in segregated accounts “with top-tier banks like CBA” and cites a 4.5-star Trustpilot rating.
Says most deposits are reflected instantly and withdrawals are processed within 24 hours on business days, by bank transfer, credit or debit card and supported e-wallets. The page gives no fees.
Includes an entry dated 2025 for “Blueberry Markets” (blueberrymarkets.com and its Facebook and X accounts) for carrying on unlicensed capital market activities of dealing in securities. It is not marked as a clone.
On 26 October 2026 we searched ASIC’s licensee data, CySEC’s 1,173 board decisions, the FCA’s list of investment firms and its warnings, the CVM’s declaratory acts, KNF’s lists, the Japan FSA’s list of warned unregistered firms (23 October 2026), the Securities Commission Malaysia and Bank Negara Malaysia alert lists and the RBI alert list (19 November 2025) for Blueberry Markets and its company names, and ran web searches for actions by ASIC, the VFSC, the FSC Mauritius, Consob and others. We found only the Securities Commission Malaysia entry.
Complaints go by email to support@blueberrymarkets.com on a complaint form; Blueberry aims to resolve them within five business days, then assigns a compliance officer and sends a final response. Unresolved complaints may be referred to the VFSC, the regulator; the policy also mentions referral to “the FSA”.
Published under a file name dated August 2026, the document is dated January 2024 and calls itself a client agreement. Complaints follow the same process as in Vanuatu; unresolved complaints may be referred to the Financial Commission.
Complaints by email, telephone, post, social media or live chat are acknowledged within 24 hours or one business day and resolved within 30 calendar days, after which clients can go to AFCA.
Describes the services under AFSL 535887, how the company and its staff are paid, its professional indemnity insurance and the route to AFCA.
Standard accounts from 1.0 pips without commission and Raw accounts from 0.0 pips with USD 7 commission per round turn, both with a USD 100 minimum deposit and maximum leverage of 500:1. The page says Blueberry is “fully licensed and regulated”, that all client funds are held in segregated accounts with tier-one banks, that there is “no dealing desk interference in your trades”, and gives both “1,000+” tradable instruments and “300+ CFD instruments”. No margin call or stop-out level is given.
Prepared by Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd, which it says trades as Blueberry Markets Group (AFSL 535887). Unresolved disputes can go to AFCA, and the company may amend the agreement on five days’ written notice.
Gives the head office at Level 17, 135 King St, Sydney NSW 2000, two Australian telephone numbers, email and 24/7 live chat, and the registered addresses of the Vanuatu and Mauritius companies.
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