Blueberry Markets Fees Explained: Spreads, Commission, and the All-In Cost

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Blueberry Markets Fees Explained: Spreads, Commission, and the All-In Cost

By Ken Chigbo, Founder, KenMacro. 18-plus years across London trading floors and institutional FX. Audit framework runs daily inside the MACRO MASTERY desk.

Affiliate disclosure: KenMacro earns a commission if you open an account with Blueberry Markets through links on this page, at no cost to you. The editorial verdict is independent of that commission and based on the desk’s institutional broker-audit framework.

Quick answerBlueberry Markets charges $7 round-turn (Raw), zero on Standard on its raw-spread tier with EUR/USD 0.0 to 0.1 pips raw (Raw account), 1.0 pip (Standard). Free withdrawals over $100 on most methods. Below $100 a $20 administration fee applies. The all-in cost works out to roughly the raw spread plus the commission converted to pips, which is the relevant comparison versus other brokers in the same tier.
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The headline fee picture

Blueberry Markets runs a tiered fee structure. The standard tier is spread-only, no per-trade commission. The raw-spread tier charges commission per round-turn lot, with tighter spreads on the same instrument. The all-in cost per tier is the operationally relevant number, not the headline raw spread on its own.

EUR/USD on Blueberry Markets posts at 0.0 to 0.1 pips raw (Raw account), 1.0 pip (Standard). Commission is $7 round-turn (Raw), zero on Standard. Convert the commission to pip-equivalent (a round-turn $7 on EUR/USD works out to roughly 0.7 pips on a standard lot) and the all-in cost is the operationally relevant number.

Spread tiers across account types

Account Minimum deposit EUR/USD spread Commission Best for
Standard $100 1.0 pip typical EUR/USD zero retail beginners, simpler all-in pricing
Raw $100 0.0 to 0.1 pips raw EUR/USD $7 round-turn active and intraday traders

The raw-spread tier compresses the headline figure but adds the commission line. For high-frequency traders placing 50-plus round-turns daily, the raw tier nearly always undercuts the standard tier on all-in cost. For low-frequency traders placing fewer than 10 round-turns daily, the standard tier is often the simpler choice.

Swap charges

Overnight swap charges are calculated against the interest-rate differential between the two currencies in the pair, plus the broker’s mark-up. Blueberry Markets applies swaps on positions held past the rollover window (typically 22:00 GMT). Sharia-compliant swap-free accounts are available where the broker entity supports it. Refer to Blueberry Markets’s published swap schedule per instrument for the exact daily figures.

Deposit and withdrawal fees

Blueberry Markets supports Bank wire, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, POLi (AU). Free withdrawals over $100 on most methods. Below $100 a $20 administration fee applies. Same business day on most methods within the broker-side window. Bank wire 1 to 3 business days. PayPal typically intra-day.

The honest all-in cost framing

Single Tier-1 regulator stack (ASIC only), no FCA UK entity. Smaller operating history than Vantage or IC Markets. For the macro-overlay retail archetype, Blueberry Markets is the partner stack the desk runs every day.

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FAQ

What commission does Blueberry Markets charge?

$7 round-turn (Raw), zero on Standard. The commission tier scales with account tier, the higher the deposit floor the lower the commission per round-turn lot.

Are Blueberry Markets spreads tighter than the competition?

Blueberry Markets posts 0.0 to 0.1 pips raw (Raw account), 1.0 pip (Standard). The all-in cost is what matters, not the headline raw figure. Versus the partner stack the desk runs, Blueberry Markets is competitive on the relevant tier.

Does Blueberry Markets charge inactivity fees?

Inactivity fees vary by entity and account tier. Refer to Blueberry Markets’s published fee schedule for the entity you onboard under. The desk’s general read: inactivity fees should not be the deciding factor, but they should be priced in if you trade infrequently.

What are the withdrawal fees at Blueberry Markets?

Free withdrawals over $100 on most methods. Below $100 a $20 administration fee applies.

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