Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper for a $100,000 account, Blueberry Funded or Top One Trader?
Top One Trader is cheaper for a $100,000 account if you choose the FLASH model at $575 or the NOVA model (which only costs $7 upfront plus a $550 activation fee if you pass). Blueberry Funded charges $605 for its 1-Step account of the same size. However, Blueberry Funded offers a static drawdown, which provides more value for the money compared to the trailing drawdown of Top One Trader.
Does Blueberry Funded or Top One Trader have higher trading commissions?
Blueberry Funded has higher commissions, charging a flat $7 per lot on Forex and Metals. In contrast, Top One Trader is more cost-effective for active traders, with commissions ranging from $4 to $5 per lot depending on the platform used. Both firms offer $0 commissions on indices, making that the cheapest asset class to trade in both.
Which firm has more expensive rules for scalpers, Blueberry Funded or Top One Trader?
Top One Trader is more "expensive" for scalpers due to its 5-minute minimum holding rule for profitable trades; if you close a trade in profit before 5 minutes, the gain is voided. While Blueberry Funded prohibits "tick scalping" (trades lasting only a few seconds), it does not have a rigid time limit for regular scalping, making it more flexible for those who trade quick market moves.
Which firm is better for avoiding the cost of a "Hard Breach," Blueberry Funded or Top One Trader?
Top One Trader offers more protection against accidental account loss through its "EquityShield" and "Soft Breach" system, which automatically closes positions that exceed risk limits (like 2% per trade) without terminating the account. Blueberry Funded has stricter risk-per-trade rules that, if violated repeatedly, lead directly to account termination, forcing the trader to pay for a new evaluation or a reset.






















