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Blue Forex Funds Review
Blue Forex Funds was a prop trading challenge firm that now looks closed. Reviewers report unpaid profits, and it never showed a real regulator license.
Min Deposit
N/A
Spreads From
Not published anywhere we could confirm.
Max Leverage
Not fixed. Reviewers say leverage changed depending on which partner broker they were assigned to.
Platforms
MetaTrader, provided through changing partner brokers
Pros
- It covered several markets, including forex, metals, gas, and crypto CFDs
- The challenge used a two stage format that many traders already knew
- It once offered free stage one retries after a profitable month
- Trading ran on MetaTrader, a known platform, not a private closed app
Cons
- No regulator lists Blue Forex Funds as a licensed firm anywhere
- Many reviewers say funded accounts were closed right before a payout
- It never published a company name, address, or license number
- Traders report being moved between small partner brokers without warning
- The blueforexfunds.com site is now offline and looks closed for good
- Support often took many days to answer emails or live chat messages
Blue Forex Funds was an online prop trading firm. Traders paid a fee to join a funded challenge with two profit stages. Passing both stages was meant to unlock a funded account and a share of future profits, using simulated firm money, not the trader's own cash. Its domain was first registered in July 2022, and most reviews online are dated 2022 and 2023.
The company never published a legal name, office address, or license number. We found no record of it with the FCA, CySEC, ASIC, or the NFA. Trading ran through MetaTrader accounts from smaller partner brokers, and some traders said their assigned broker and leverage changed without warning.
Forex Peace Army and other review sites list many complaints about accounts closed right before a payout, plus slow support replies. The firm once moved from a .co domain to a .com domain, which some reviewers linked to dodging bad reviews. Today blueforexfunds.com does not load, and Forex Peace Army marks it as out of business.
Max Leverage
Not fixed. Reviewers say leverage changed depending on which partner broker they were assigned to.
Spreads From
Not published anywhere we could confirm.
Platforms
Regulation, fund safety, track record
Spreads, execution, leverage
Platform quality, charting, features
Analysis, webinars, learning materials
Support quality, responsiveness
Mobile app quality, features
