Blueberry Markets vs Fusion Markets 2026 Desk Verdict

Broker Audit, 2026

By Ken Chigbo, Founder, KenMacro, 18+ years across discretionary and systematic strategies, UK macro desk.

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Updated 2026-05-23

The quick read

Fusion Markets is the lower-cost broker by a clear margin. No minimum deposit, $4.50 round turn commission on the ZERO account, and EUR/USD raw spreads from 0.0 pips. If your priority is squeezing every pip out of execution cost and you can work with MT4, MT5, cTrader or TradingView, Fusion is a serious option. Blueberry Markets adds a fifth platform in Blueberry X, three copy-trading pathways, eight base currency choices, and a support reputation that has held up consistently in the community. The desk’s framing: Fusion for the trader who wants the lowest bill; Blueberry for the trader who wants the wider ecosystem and strong service to back it.

Cost head to head

The numbers are unambiguous. Fusion’s ZERO account charges $4.50 round turn per standard lot ($2.25 per side). Blueberry’s Direct account charges $7.00 round turn. On 10 lots per day, that is $25 in extra commission costs daily with Blueberry, roughly $500 per month. Raw spreads on EUR/USD start from 0.0 pips on both accounts, so the spread differential is not the main lever; commission is. Blueberry’s Standard account (from 1.0 pip, zero commission) and Fusion’s Classic account (around 0.9 pips, zero commission) are roughly comparable for swing traders who prefer an all-in spread. Cost-conscious scalpers and high-frequency traders will find Fusion harder to beat on the numbers alone.

Platforms and copy trading

Blueberry runs five platforms: MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, and the proprietary Blueberry X. Fusion runs four: MT4, MT5, cTrader and TradingView. The gap is Blueberry X, which suits traders who prefer a broker-native interface outside the established third-party stack. On copy trading, both brokers offer DupliTrade and Myfxbook AutoTrade. Blueberry adds cTrader Copy as a third route, which integrates neatly for traders already on that platform. Fusion’s own Fusion+ is a proprietary copy service, free if the follower account trades at least 2.5 lots per month, otherwise $10 per month. Blueberry’s copy breadth is the stronger argument here, particularly for traders who want the cTrader Copy layer without a separate tool.

Regulation and protection

Both brokers hold genuine ASIC licences. Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd trades under AFSL 535887, verifiable on the ASIC public register. Fusion’s Australian entity, FMGP Trading Group Pty Ltd, holds AFSL 385620, equally verifiable. Australian retail clients on either broker are subject to the same ASIC conduct framework: 30:1 leverage cap, segregated client money, and access to AFCA for external disputes. Neither broker is FCA-regulated; neither carries Tier-1 coverage globally. International clients on both brokers are onboarded via offshore entities (Vanuatu for both; Blueberry also uses Mauritius FSC, Fusion also holds Seychelles FSA). Offshore entity clients have higher leverage available but a lower regulatory floor. The desk’s position is the same for both: know your entity before you fund, and size deposits accordingly.

The desk’s verdict

Pure-cost scalpers will find Fusion Markets difficult to argue against. $4.50 round turn, no minimum deposit, and four solid platforms covering the standard retail stack. The desk is not going to pretend otherwise. Blueberry makes a stronger case for traders who want the full platform suite including Blueberry X, copy trading across three routes (including cTrader Copy), eight base currencies, and a service layer that has earned consistently positive feedback. The honest call: if commission cost is the primary filter, Fusion. If platform breadth, copy-trading options, base-currency flexibility and support quality matter, Blueberry. The desk uses Blueberry and rates its ecosystem as the more complete offering for traders with varied needs.

Frequently asked

Is Blueberry or Fusion Markets cheaper?

Fusion Markets is cheaper on raw commission. The ZERO account charges $4.50 round turn per standard lot vs Blueberry Direct’s $7.00 round turn. Fusion also has no minimum deposit vs Blueberry’s $100. On raw EUR/USD spreads, both start from 0.0 pips, so the cost gap lives in the commission, not the spread. For high-frequency or high-volume traders, that difference adds up materially over a month.

Which is better, Blueberry or Fusion Markets?

That depends on your priorities. Fusion is better for traders whose primary filter is lowest possible commission cost. Blueberry is the better fit for traders who want a wider platform selection (five platforms including Blueberry X), multiple copy-trading routes (DupliTrade, Blueberry Social and cTrader Copy), eight base currencies, and strong customer support. Neither is universally better; both are ASIC-regulated and credible. Map your needs to the offering.

Are both Blueberry and Fusion ASIC regulated?

Yes. Blueberry Australia Pty Ltd holds ASIC AFSL 535887. Fusion’s Australian entity, FMGP Trading Group Pty Ltd, holds ASIC AFSL 385620. Both licences are verifiable on the public ASIC Connect register. Australian retail clients on either broker are subject to ASIC conduct rules: 30:1 leverage cap, segregated client money, and AFCA external dispute access. International clients on both are onboarded via offshore entities with a lower regulatory floor.

Which has more platforms, Blueberry or Fusion Markets?

Blueberry Markets offers five platforms: MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView and the proprietary Blueberry X. Fusion Markets offers four: MT4, MT5, cTrader and TradingView. The gap is Blueberry X, a broker-native platform outside the third-party stack. For traders content with the standard MT4/MT5/cTrader/TradingView set, the difference may be immaterial. For traders who want a proprietary interface option, Blueberry has the edge.

Which is better for copy trading, Blueberry or Fusion?

Blueberry has the broader copy-trading offering: DupliTrade (requires a $2,000 minimum on the strategy), Blueberry Social via Myfxbook AutoTrade, and cTrader Copy for traders already on that platform. Fusion offers DupliTrade, Myfxbook AutoTrade, and its own Fusion+ service (free if 2.5 lots per month are traded, otherwise $10 per month). Both cover the main third-party tools. Blueberry’s cTrader Copy integration gives it a slight edge for cTrader users who prefer a native workflow.

KenMacro has commercial partnerships with one or more of the brokers referenced and may earn a commission if you open an account. Scores and rankings are editorial and independent of commission. Educational analysis only, not financial advice. Trading leveraged products carries a high risk of loss. Verify regulation by entity and current terms on the broker’s own site before funding any account.