Blueberry Funded vs Mubite - Prop Firm Comparison (June 2026)

Head-to-head comparison of Blueberry Funded and Mubite. Check max funding, profit splits, daily and overall drawdown rules, leverage, tradable assets, payout frequency, payment and payout methods, trading permissions and KYC restrictions before you buy a challenge. Data refreshed June 2026.

Blueberry Funded vs Mubite - Prop Firm Comparison (June 2026)

	Blueberry Funded Blueberry Funded is a broker-backed prop firm powered by Blueberry Markets, offering 1-step, 2-step, Rapid, Synthetic and Instant funding programs on MT4, MT5, DXtrade and TradeLocker, with raw-style pricing, strict but transparent risk rules and scaling potential toward $2,000,000 in... Visit Blueberry Funded	Mubite Mubite (Mubite s.r.o., Prague, Czech Republic) is a crypto-native prop firm that funds traders exclusively on cryptocurrency futures — 700+ USDT perpetual markets via Bybit and Cleo, leverage up to 1:100. It offers Two-Step, One-Step and Instant Funding routes across... Visit Mubite
Overview
Trustpilot Rating	0	0
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Headquarters	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	Czech Republic
Age (Years)	N/A	1
Max Funding	$2,000,000	$200,000
Profit Split Start	80%	70%
Profit Split Max	80%	90%
Platforms	MT4 DXtrade TradeLocker	Bybit Cleo
Assets	Crypto Energies Forex Indices Metals Synthetic Indices	Crypto futures only — BTC ETH & altcoin USDT perpetuals (700+ markets)
Leverage
FX Leverage	50	0
Metals Leverage	10	0
Crypto Leverage	2	100
Risk & Drawdown Rules
Max Daily Loss	Maximum Daily LossDaily loss limits vary by program but are always defined as a percentage of the end-of-day reference value (higher of balance or equity at 5 p.m. EST).1-Step: ~4% daily loss.2-Step / Prime 2-Step: ~5% daily loss.Rapid: 3% daily loss.Instant Lite: 2% daily loss.Instant Elite: primarily governed by a 10% total loss limit rather than a fixed daily cap.Breaching the daily loss limit at any point in the session is treated as a hard rule violation.	Daily Loss LimitMubite applies a daily loss limit on its evaluation programs:One-Step: ~4% of account size.Two-Step: ~5% of account size.Per-dollar amounts are not published per account size. Mubite’s Terms also reference a maximum 5% daily stop-loss on the initial balance and a maximum 3% risk per trade. Confirm the exact daily limit for your chosen account in writing.
Max Total Loss	Maximum Overall LossMaximum total drawdown at Blueberry Funded is static on most programs:1-Step: 6% max total loss from the starting balance.2-Step / Prime 2-Step / Synthetic: 10% max total loss.Rapid: 4% max total loss on evaluation (and typically 6% funded).Instant Lite: 4% max total loss.Instant Elite: 10% max total loss.If equity falls below the allowed loss floor at any time, the account is considered breached and closed.	Maximum / Overall DrawdownOne-Step: ~6% of account size.Two-Step: ~8% of account size.Instant Funding: ~10%, tightening to ~5% once the account reaches +5% profit.Drawdown is described as measured from the starting balance. The exact basis (balance vs equity, intraday vs end-of-day) is not clearly documented on Mubite’s site — verify before trading.
Drawdown Type	Drawdown ModelMost Blueberry Funded accounts use a static drawdown model for lifetime loss, with the maximum loss defined as a fixed percentage of the starting balance and a balance/equity snapshot used each day for daily loss.The Rapid and some instant styles effectively act like a trailing drawdown within their short evaluation windows, where the permitted loss tracks equity highs more closely and encourages faster profit protection.	Drawdown ModelMubite describes its drawdown as calculated from the starting account balance (static-style) rather than a trailing model. However, the firm does not clearly state whether the limit is evaluated intraday or end-of-day, or against balance vs equity. Because some reviewers report rules being enforced at the withdrawal stage, get the exact drawdown calculation confirmed in writing.
Payouts
Payout Frequency	Payout FrequencyFunded accounts at Blueberry Funded typically pay out every 14 days. Some account types and add-ons may allow a 7-day cycle once initial conditions are met, but bi-weekly payouts are the standard.Payout eligibility usually requires at least 3 distinct trading days with closed profit and a funded account that finishes the cycle in net profit of at least $100 after the profit split.	Payout FrequencyOne-Step / Two-Step (funded): on-demand payouts once your account is approved.Instant Funding: first payout 14 days after your first trade, then bi-weekly.Reviewers note a per-request payout cap of around 5% of account size. KYC must be completed before any withdrawal.
Days to First Payout	14	14
Payout Processing Time	Payout ProcessingOnce a payout request is approved, Blueberry Funded processes withdrawals using a mix of direct crypto transfers and RiseWorks-managed payments. Crypto payouts are usually completed fastest, while larger sums via RiseWorks may take a few extra days due to banking and compliance checks.Average processing time is around 1–4 business days, after which arrival depends on the chosen method and the receiving bank or wallet.	Payout ProcessingMubite advertises fast crypto payouts, typically processed within 24 hours (some funded traders report minutes to a few hours). Payouts are sent in cryptocurrency (USDT). Note: independent reviewers have flagged isolated reports of payout denials tied to after-the-fact rule reviews — keep clean records of your trades.
Payout Methods	Crypto (USDC/USDT) RiseWorks Broker Profit Transfer (Blueberry Markets)	Cryptocurrency (USDT)
Payments
Payment Methods	Credit/Debit Card Crypto GCash IMPS NGN Bank Transfer UPI	Credit/Debit Card Cryptocurrency
Trading Permissions
News Trading	Blueberry Funded enforces strict high-impact news restrictions. Traders must not open or close trades within a short window (commonly 2–10 minutes) before or after red-folder news. This includes take-profit closures as well as new orders.A stop-loss exception usually applies for trades opened several hours earlier – if a pre-set stop-loss is hit during the news window, that closure is generally allowed.	Restricted. Mubite’s FAQ lists news trading among prohibited activities, although its marketing pages imply flexible API trading. Because this is stated inconsistently across Mubite’s own pages — and rules are reportedly checked at withdrawal — treat news trading as not permitted unless support confirms otherwise in writing for your account.
Weekend Trades	Weekend and overnight holding is generally permitted. Traders may keep positions open across market close and reopen, and crypto markets can often be traded through the weekend, subject to platform hours. Some faster programs (e.g. Rapid) may impose additional weekend execution restrictions, but carrying positions is typically allowed.	Allowed. Crypto markets trade 24/7, so Mubite permits holding positions overnight and through weekends. Be mindful of perpetual funding costs on held positions.
Copy Trading	Copy trading is allowed only between your own Blueberry Funded accounts and via supported tools such as the Prop Firm One (PF1) integration. Copying from or to external personal accounts, signal services or other traders’ prop accounts is not permitted, nor is managing third-party money through a Blueberry Funded account.	Not allowed. Mubite’s FAQ and Terms prohibit copy trading, mirroring, account rolling, group/coordinated trading, and third-party account management unless explicitly approved by the firm.
EA Allowed	Expert Advisors (EAs) and algorithmic trading bots are allowed on many accounts, provided they do not employ forbidden behaviours such as HFT, latency arbitrage, martingale, grid or hyper-scalping styles.EAs are expected to mirror how a prudent manual trader would behave under the same risk limits; systems that consistently push margins, daily loss or position stacking limits are likely to be flagged.	Restricted. Mubite’s marketing highlights Bybit API access, but its FAQ and Terms prohibit trading bots, high-frequency/latency strategies, and AI/algorithmic systems that create an “unfair advantage.” Manual API order entry is fine; automated bots are not permitted without approval. Confirm your setup with support first.
KYC & Restrictions
KYC Required	Yes	No
KYC Stage	As a broker-backed prop firm, Blueberry Funded must perform KYC/AML checks, especially before larger withdrawals via RiseWorks. Traders should be prepared to provide government-issued ID and, where requested, proof of address and source-of-funds information. Failure to pass KYC can lead to account closure and cancellation of pending payouts.	KYC is required before your first withdrawal. You can start trading on the connected Bybit/Cleo account without completing KYC, but identity verification (valid photo ID) must be passed before any payout is released. Verification typically takes ~48–72 hours.
Restricted Countries	Afghanistan Australia Cuba Iran Iraq Myanmar (Burma) North Korea Russia Somalia Syria United Arab Emirates United States of America Yemen	Iran North Korea Myanmar Russia Belarus plus any jurisdiction under applicable international sanctions