BluSky Trading Review 2026

BluSky Trading scores 71 out of 100 overall. BluSky pays daily on most plans and the last step is a real brokerage account, but getting there takes four phases with a consistency rule through most of them, and the broker behind the live account is not named.

Trust 65: Mostly checks out. Top factor: payouts backed by many trader reports.
Cost 75: Fair price to get funded. Top factor: low activation cost.
Payout 74: Decent payout terms. Top factor: high scaling ceiling.
Rules 70: Workable rules. Top factor: generous or no time limit.

BLUSKY TRADING COMPANY LLCFlorida, USAFounded 2022Futures prop firmRithmic, Tradovate

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Firm Data Monitoring Status

Trustpilot RatingChecked weekly - last checked 2026-10-26
Sales and PromotionsNot tracked - Still Funded doesn't receive this firm's emails
Rules, Pricing and PayoutsYearly deep dive only - terms last verified 2026-07-07

At a Glance: The Four Scores

Four scores, one published method.

71/ 100

Still Funded Score

3.5

An equal blend of the four scores below. How the score is calculated.

Data Confidence: High

Trust Score

3.3

Is the firm legit: is it a real, accountable business, does it actually pay, and what does its track record show?

payouts backed by many trader reports4.7 third-party rating

Cost Score

3.8

What it costs to get funded and stay funded: the eval, resets, the activation fee and data fees. Measured at today's price after any dated sale, plus how deep the firm's sales usually run.

low activation costlow or included data fees

Payout Score

3.7

How easy it is to get paid: how much you can take out, how fast it lands, how often, and how many accounts you can stack.

high scaling ceilingsame-day payouts

Rules Score

3.5

How trader-friendly the rules are: the drawdown type, how big the drawdown is next to the profit target, daily loss limits and consistency rules.

generous or no time limitno or soft daily loss limit

Still Funded has no affiliate relationship with BluSky Trading and earns nothing if you sign up. BluSky Trading is scored on the same published methodology as every other firm.

Scores update on their own whenever this firm's data changes.

Trustpilot: The Last Four Checks

The four newest Trustpilot checks that feed the Trust score. Trustpilot is one signal, not the whole picture.

4.7910 reviews(+11)2026-10-05
Checked 2026-10-05: 4.7 across 910 reviews, profile active. Review count +11 since the check before.
4.7924 reviews(+14)2026-10-12
Checked 2026-10-12: 4.7 across 924 reviews, profile active. Review count +14 since the check before.
4.7940 reviews(+16)2026-10-20
Checked 2026-10-20: 4.7 across 940 reviews, profile active. Review count +16 since the check before.
4.6↓954 reviews(+14)2026-10-26
Checked 2026-10-26: 4.6 across 954 reviews, profile active. Review count +14 since the check before.

Sales We Tracked: The Last 12 Months

The sales this firm has emailed us, one dot per month. Terms only, never codes.

Nov 2025Nothing tracked
Dec 2025Nothing tracked
Jan 2026Nothing tracked
Feb 2026Nothing tracked
Mar 2026Nothing tracked
Apr 2026Nothing tracked
May 2026Nothing tracked
Jun 2026Nothing tracked
Jul 2026Nothing tracked
Aug 2026Nothing tracked
Sep 2026Nothing tracked
Oct 2026Nothing tracked

Pricing and Account Tiers

Every active eval at full price, plus the best target-to-drawdown ratio in the lineup.

Eval	Price	Sale Price	Activation Fee	Max Drawdown	Drawdown Type	Profit Target	Time Limit
Launch 50K	$59/mo	-	$99	$2,000	End-of-Day Trailing	$3,000	None
Launch 100K	$69/mo	-	$149	$2,500	End-of-Day Trailing	$6,000	None
Launch 200K Static	$79/mo	-	$179	$2,000	Static	$6,000	None
Propel 25K	$150/mo	-	Included	$1,200	End-of-Day Trailing	$1,500	None
Propel 50K	$160/mo	-	Included	$2,000	End-of-Day Trailing	$3,000	None
Propel 100K	$220/mo	-	Included	$2,500	End-of-Day Trailing	$6,000	None
Propel 150K Static	$170/mo	-	Included	$1,000	Static	$3,000	None
Propel 200K Static	$270/mo	-	Included	$2,000	Static	$6,000	None
Propel 300K Static	$320/mo	-	Included	$5,000	Static	$20,000	None
Orbit 50K	$199 one time	-	Included	$2,000	End-of-Day Trailing	$3,000	30 days
Orbit 100K	$299 one time	-	Included	$3,000	End-of-Day Trailing	$6,000	30 days
Orbit 150K	$419 one time	-	Included	$4,500	End-of-Day Trailing	$9,000	30 days
Orbit 200K	$419 one time	-	Included	$3,000	Static	$8,000	30 days
Direct 2 Funded 3.5K Static	$749 one time	-	Included	$2,500	Static	None (instant)	None
Instant Funded 50K	$599 one time	-	Included	$2,000	Intraday Trailing	None (instant)	None
Stocks Intraday 2K	$199/mo	-	$99	$200	Static	$200	60 days
Stocks Intraday 4K	$399/mo	-	$99	$400	Static	$400	60 days
Stocks Intraday 7K	$799/mo	-	$99	$700	Static	$700	60 days

Best Target-to-Drawdown Ratio
Profit target divided by max drawdown, shown target first. Lower is better: less profit to earn per dollar of drawdown. Some firms sell targets smaller than the drawdown, so the ratio can run below 1 : 1, and 1 : 1 is not a bottom.
1.25 : 1
Propel 25K
$1,500 target / $1,200 drawdown

Pros and Cons

Pros

A real destination: the four phases end in a live brokerage account, with up to $10,000 of Sim Funded profit moving into real money
Daily payouts, Monday through Friday, on demand from the dashboard; requests before 11AM ET process the same day (Orbit pays every three trading days)
No minimum trading days to request a payout on any plan; you only need to be $250 above your starting balance ($500 on Orbit)
90/10 profit split at all times on Launch, Propel and Orbit, and the consistency rule is soft on every plan: going over never fails the account
Registry-verified Florida LLC operating since July 2022, with payouts backed by many trader reports next to the firm's own claim of more than $15 million paid out

Cons

Post-funding discretion is broad: Risk Reviews at any time, a split the firm can change, trading during a review is an automatic account loss, and live contract limits run tighter than the eval
A dated pattern of complaints (2025 through June 2026) says Live Brokerage accounts were closed with balances unpaid; the firm's replies confirm the closures under its 30-day activity rule and dispute the rest
Launch and Propel are 30-day subscriptions that auto-renew even on a blown account, no refund if you did not cancel first, and the firm's three policy documents disagree on the refund terms
The Live invitation expires after 7 days, and only $10,000 minus the payouts you took moves to live, so sim profit above that stays behind
Orbit's one-time price carries a hard 30-day limit that resets do not extend, and Launch's Buffer Zone resets start at $250 and go up
No blanket automation support: the conduct policy restricts manipulative software and bans mirroring another trader or signal service, and a personal EA is not addressed anywhere

Rules at a Glance

The rules that fail people. Tap the info icon beside a rule for the plain-terms version.

DrawdownEOD trailing / Static / Intraday trailing
How your drawdown line moves. End-of-day trailing rises with your closing balance; intraday trailing rises with every tick of open profit; static never moves. The type decides how much of your own gains you can give back.
Trailing Drawdown Explained
Daily Loss LimitOn some plans
The most you can lose in one session before the day ends. A soft limit ends your day and keeps the account; a hard limit ends the account.
Keeping a Funded Account
Consistency RuleDepends on the plan
Caps how much of your profit can come from one day. Some plans use it in the eval, some once you are funded, and some in both.
- Launch: in the eval, none once funded
- Propel: in the eval, none once funded
- Orbit: none in the eval, 40% once funded
- Direct 2 Funded: none in the eval, 21% once funded
- Instant Funded: none in the eval, 21% once funded
- Stocks Intraday: in the eval, 30% once funded
Prop Firm Consistency Rule Explained
How Long You Must Hold a TradeNo minimum
Whether every trade has to stay open for a set time before you can close it. Some firms set no time but still limit scalping.
Weekend HoldingNot allowed
Whether positions can stay open over the weekend. Not allowed means everything must be flat before the Friday close.
AutomationAsk the firm first
Whether bots, EAs and algos are allowed to place trades, at the eval stage and at the funded stage.
Markets You Can't TradeNo list published
Markets the firm will not let you trade in this program.
BluSky publishes no list of markets you can't trade. The futures side trades CME-style minis and micros (EUREX only on Tradovate with Level 2 data); there is no forex, CFD or crypto side. The separate stocks side trades NASDAQ-listed stocks and ETFs (NYSE hours, Volumetrica only).
Sim or LiveCan move to live
Whether the funded account is simulated, live, or starts simulated and can move to live.
Reaching $10,000 of total Sim Funded profit lets you ask for a Brokerage Review by ticket. The Risk Team decides if you are ready; if not, you keep trading Sim Funded and can ask again later. Risk Reviews can also happen at any time at the firm's discretion. Orbit is reviewed automatically at its profit limits and goes live on Tradovate or Rithmic, starting at $0 with a fixed static drawdown. Moving to live is your choice, but a Live invitation lasts only 7 days, and declining it or letting it lapse forfeits the Sim Funded account and its profit.
Funded Trader Earnings
Accounts at OnceUp to 3 funded
How many funded accounts you can hold at the same time at this firm.
Account Stacking
Copy Your Own AccountsAllowed
Whether you may copy your trades across your own accounts at this firm with a trade copier or within your broker.
Account Stacking

Rules Detail

In a BluSky eval one thing fails your account: the trailing minimum balance, worked out from your highest end-of-day balance and never coming back down. On the static accounts the drawdown never moves; the 300K Propel puts a $20,000 target on a $5,000 static drawdown. A static drawdown is fine by me; a trailing $5,000 under that target I would be against. Launch and Propel have no daily loss limit, no minimum days and no time limit. Orbit is the exception: 30 days to pass, resets do not extend it, and that is not trader friendly.

The rule that follows you is consistency, and it is soft everywhere: going over never fails the account, you keep trading until your biggest day falls back under the assigned share of your profitable days. Launch runs 50% in the eval and 34% in the Buffer Zone, Propel 34% (21% on the 300K), and Orbit has no consistency rule in the eval but carries 40% once funded. Then conduct: flatten by 4:45pm EST yourself; once funded, stop at $5,000 in a day, a $10,000 week triggers a review, and trading during a Risk Review is an automatic loss.

Automation, since a lot of reviews get it wrong: BluSky publishes no blanket bot support. The conduct policy restricts software used to unfairly influence outcomes and bans mirroring another trader, account or signal service. The firm's own copier across your accounts is allowed; a personal EA is not addressed, so get written confirmation first.

Automation: the claim that BluSky fully supports bots comes from the firm's old blog (a 2024-06-18 post; the blog is still up but has had no new posts since 2025-09-22), not from any current help article. The rules that apply now are in the Ethical Trading and Conduct Policy (updated Feb 2026). It bans automated software (AI, ultra-high speed, bulk data entry) used to unfairly influence outcomes, and it bans copying trades from another trader, account or signal provider. BluSky's own trade copier across your own accounts is allowed on all accounts. A personal EA that doesn't game anything is not addressed anywhere, so get written confirmation first. Hold time: there is no minimum, but trades must be placed with intent, and flipping contracts doesn't count toward the $250 you need between payouts. Orbit Vault: the Vault is your Sim Funded balance above the starting balance plus the drawdown, up to 5 times the 7-day payout cap ($10,000 on the 50K, $12,500 on the 100K, $15,000 on the 150K and $12,500 on the 200K). It pays out as a 10% cash bonus ($1,000 for every $10,000 of standard payouts) until it runs out, and you lose it if you blow the Live Brokerage account. Blowing the Live Brokerage account also starts a 30-day cooldown, which the Risk Team can lift. Contract limits: Orbit evals allow 5 minis or 50 micros on the 50K, 10 or 100 on the 100K, 15 or 150 on the 150K and 3 or 30 on the 200K, dropping to 2 or 20, 3 or 30, 5 or 50 and 3 or 30 once funded (Orbit article, 2026-08-12). Launch allows 5 or 50, 10 or 100, and 2 or 20 (Launch article, 2026-08-19). The Propel 25K shows 2 or 20 in the Propel article and 4 or 40 on the homepage card (checked 2026-09-21). Live limits are tighter than the eval, about 2 contracts, which the firm confirmed in a 2025-07-07 Trustpilot reply. Refunds: the firm's own pages disagree. The Refund Policy article (2026-02-01) says no refunds, the newest Terms and Conditions (2026-04-04) say 24 hours with a 15% fee, and the older Terms of Use say 48 hours with a 50% fee, so this review lists no refund window. Higher consistency share: the firm said in a 2025-11-06 Trustpilot reply that you can ask for a higher consistency percent on an account; it is not offered at checkout or in the help center.

Source - logged 2026-07-07

Payouts at a Glance

Profit split, speed and the first payout. Tap the info icon for the detail. The evidence is under Payout Evidence below.

Profit Split90/10 on most accounts
Your share of the profit you withdraw. The firm keeps the rest.
90/10 on Launch, Propel and Orbit, in Sim Funded and live, unless a Risk Team Review or the Trader Development Program changes it. Orbit adds a Vault cash bonus: 10% of standard payouts ($1,000 for every $10,000 withdrawn) until the Vault runs out. Instant Funded is 80/20; Direct 2 Funded is 50/50 for the first 30 trading days, then 80/20; Stocks is 90/10.
Payout Process
First PayoutNo minimum days except Orbit
The number to hit before your first payout: trading days, winning days, or a payout buffer (the profit a firm makes you keep in the account).
No minimum trading days on any plan; your balance must be at least $250 above where it started. Orbit: 3 days in the Sim Funded phase before a payout. Direct 2 Funded: payouts only on the balance above $3,500. Instant Funded: only above $53,000.
Payout Process
How Often You Can Get PaidDaily
How often you can request a payout once you meet the first payout rules.
Daily on Launch, Propel, Direct 2 Funded and Instant Funded, Monday to Friday, requested from the dashboard with no support ticket. Requests before 11AM ET on a trading day process the same day, later ones the next business day, and bank transfers add 1 to 3 business days. Orbit Sim Funded accounts pay every three trading days once the balance is above the set level. Minimum $250 ($500 on Orbit). Claim an approved payout within 30 days.
Payout Process
Payout MethodGusto and Rise
How the money reaches you: a bank transfer, a payment app, or a brokerage transfer.
Gusto (gusto.com) and Rise (riseworks.io). US traders are paid as 1099 contractors; an LLC needs Gusto, since Rise will not issue a 1099 to an LLC. Traders outside the US are paid through Rise, with a W-8BEN form on the first payout.
Payout Process
Max Payout per RequestCapped every 7 days
The most you can take in one withdrawal.
Each account size has a cap for each 7 days, and it resets 7 days after each approved payout, not on a calendar week. Orbit payouts have a $500 minimum above the balance you must keep.
Funded Trader Earnings
Lifetime CapNone published
The most one account can pay out before it closes or moves to live, if the firm publishes a limit.
Funded Trader Earnings
ScalingGrows with your balance
How the account grows: with your balance, by contract limit steps, or by profit split steps.
Risk Reviews can happen at any time at the firm's discretion, not only at the $10,000 profit mark, and also for traders who held BluSky accounts before.
Funded Trader Earnings
Payout SpeedSame day if before 11AM ET
How long the firm takes to process a payout request. Your bank or payout service can add its own time.
Requests before 11AM ET on a trading day process same day; after 11AM ET next business day; bank transfer adds 1-3 business days.
Payout Process

Payout Evidence

Firm-published, 2026-07-03: BluSky's homepage claims more than $10 million paid out in total, and backs it with nine named payout-proof images dated January through March 2026. This is the firm publishing its own numbers. We have not verified it, and we do not count it as proof. Source
Community-reported on Trustpilot, 2026-07-07: Trustpilot's own summary of the payment theme (read 2026-07-07) describes payouts as effortless and seamless, with next-day funds common and same-day payouts confirmed by reviewers when requested before 11AM ET. The daily payout feature draws repeated praise. This is aggregated community evidence, not something we confirmed ourselves. Source
Community-reported on Trustpilot, 2026-04-29: A reviewer coming up on a year with BluSky reports consistently fast payouts (2026-04-29). Source
Community-reported on Trustpilot, 2025-10-22: A reviewer reports that BluSky reinstated a blown ProjectX account for free as a goodwill gesture, resetting it to the Friday end-of-day balance (2025-10-22). Source

What Has Changed at BluSky Trading

Everything we have logged about this firm, newest first. Tap the info icon for the note. Sources are under All Events below.

Trust2026-06-20
Trust, 2026-06-20
A dated pattern of complaints: traders say their Live Brokerage accounts were closed with money still owed to them (reviews dated 2025-05-01, 2025-07-07, and 2026-06-20). BluSky replied to each; its substantive 2026-06-22 reply cites the 30-day activity rule, claims a warning email was sent, states the account closed on day 35, and offers records as proof. The firm disputes that anyone was denied a payout. Both sides are on the record and they do not agree.
Trust2026-06-20
Trust, 2026-06-20
Two dated review-suppression allegations (2025-07-07 and 2026-06-20) say BluSky tried to get negative Trustpilot reviews taken down, and one alleges a defamation threat. Only one of the two sits inside the last 200 reviews (checked 2026-07-29). Each is a single account we could not verify; we list the two dated reports and do not call them a pattern.
ProductMar 2026
Product, Mar 2026
BluSky rebuilt its site around March 2026, and a registry address change on 2026-03-30 lines up with it. The relaunch added the Orbit plan family and a separate stocks arm, reshuffled the plan lineup and the platform list, and moved payouts to Gusto and Rise. We found no rule change that worked against funded traders. We read this as a firm moving fast on its product, not a firm becoming unstable.
Founded2022-07-08

All Events

Trust2026-06-20
A dated pattern of complaints: traders say their Live Brokerage accounts were closed with money still owed to them (reviews dated 2025-05-01, 2025-07-07, and 2026-06-20). BluSky replied to each; its substantive 2026-06-22 reply cites the 30-day activity rule, claims a warning email was sent, states the account closed on day 35, and offers records as proof. The firm disputes that anyone was denied a payout. Both sides are on the record and they do not agree.
Source
Trust2026-06-20
Two dated review-suppression allegations (2025-07-07 and 2026-06-20) say BluSky tried to get negative Trustpilot reviews taken down, and one alleges a defamation threat. Only one of the two sits inside the last 200 reviews (checked 2026-07-29). Each is a single account we could not verify; we list the two dated reports and do not call them a pattern.
Source
ProductMar 2026
BluSky rebuilt its site around March 2026, and a registry address change on 2026-03-30 lines up with it. The relaunch added the Orbit plan family and a separate stocks arm, reshuffled the plan lineup and the platform list, and moved payouts to Gusto and Rise. We found no rule change that worked against funded traders. We read this as a firm moving fast on its product, not a firm becoming unstable.
Source

Verdict: Who BluSky Trading Fits

Who this firm fits and who should walk away, in my words.

Good Fit For

Traders who want the cheapest option and can live with a monthly bill: Launch is $59 to $79 a month, free reset on renewal. Fine by me.
Anyone who wants paid daily: Monday to Friday from the dashboard, no ticket, no minimum days, same day before 11AM ET.
Static-drawdown buyers: the 300K Propel is a $20,000 target on a $5,000 static drawdown, and static never moves, so that is fine by me.

Walk Away If

You buy Orbit without reading the time limit: thirty days to pass, resets do not extend it, and that limit is not trader friendly.
You want to go live fast. Four phases, a consistency rule in most of them, and a 7-day live invitation that can cost the account.
You need a broker named before you buy. The live-stage partner is undisclosed, and live-stage complaints are dated under What Has Changed.

Strategic Edges

Withdraw as you go: only $10,000 minus the payouts you took moves to live, so daily payouts taken early are profit that limit never touches
Calendar the 7-day Live invitation the day you cross $10,000 of Sim Funded profit; sitting on it forfeits the source account
Stack up to three Sim Funded accounts: the rolling 7-day payout cap is per account, so three roughly triple the weekly ceiling
Request before 11AM ET on trading days for same-day processing, and keep profit moving off the account rather than sitting under discretion
Pick the plan for the tradeoff: Launch is the cheapest option, with a fee when you move up a phase; Orbit is one-time with no consistency rule in the eval but a hard 30-day time limit

Compared with Other Firms

The firm scored closest to this one on each score, and the lists this firm is on.

Closest on Overall: Alpha Futures (72 vs 71)
Closest on Trust: Funded Futures Family (63 vs 65)
Closest on Cost: Funded Futures Family (76 vs 75)
Closest on Payout: Apex Trader Funding (75 vs 74)
Closest on Rules: Topstep (70 vs 70)

The lists this firm is on:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the consistency rule at BluSky?

Your highest profit day divided by the sum of your profitable days must stay at or under your plan's assigned percent, and it is a soft rule: going over never fails the account, you keep trading until the biggest day falls back under that share. Launch runs 50% in the evaluation and 34% in the Buffer Zone, Propel 34% (21% on the 300K), and traditional Sim Funded has no consistency rule at all. Orbit flips it: no consistency rule in the eval, a 40% rule once funded, and the count resets after every processed payout.

Does BluSky allow automated trading or bots?

Not the way a lot of reviews say. The firm's conduct policy restricts automated software used to unfairly influence outcomes and bans mirroring another trader, account, or signal service outright. BluSky's own copy trader across your own accounts is allowed on all tiers, and a personal EA is not explicitly addressed in the published terms, so get written confirmation from support before running one.

What happens if I fail the BluSky evaluation?

On Launch and Propel the subscription keeps renewing, and that is the cheap way to start over: if the account is already failed when the payment lands, the renewal resets it free within about an hour, and a reset never moves your renewal date. If you do not want to wait, eval resets run $49 to $79 on Launch and Propel, $99 to $279 on Orbit, and $99 on the stocks plans. Cancel in the billing section before renewal if you are done, because the fee is non-refundable once it charges.

Does BluSky actually pay out?

At the sim level, dated trader reviews back daily payouts, with same-day processing before 11AM ET. The firm claims over $15 million paid as of our September 2026 read, which is firm-published and unverified. On the other side is a dated pattern of complaints from the live stage: traders say their Live Brokerage accounts were closed with balances unpaid, and the firm disputes each one in its replies. That mix is why we grade BluSky's payout evidence as backed by many trader reports, and every claim on either side carries its date and source.

How fast are BluSky payouts?

Request before 11AM ET on a trading day and it processes the same day; after 11AM it goes next business day, and the bank transfer adds 1 to 3 business days. On Launch, Propel and the instant funding plans you can request daily, Monday through Friday, from the dashboard, with no minimum trading days, as long as you are at least $250 above your starting balance. Orbit pays every three trading days with a $500 minimum. Claim any approved payout within 30 days or it is forfeited.

How does the live brokerage account work?

Cross about $10,000 of total profit in Sim Funded and you submit a ticket for a Brokerage Review. If approved, up to $10,000 minus the payouts you already took transfers into a real live brokerage account, and gains sitting above that cap do not come with you. The Live invitation is only valid for 7 days, and declining it or letting it lapse forfeits the Sim Funded account that earned it, so know your answer in advance. Live accounts must trade at least once every 30 days, and a blow-up triggers a 30-day cooldown.

Is BluSky Trading legit?

Legit, yes: an active Florida LLC since July 2022 with annual reports filed every year, published rules and reset schedules in a public help center, and payout evidence backed by many trader reports. The word it doesn't earn is simple. The partner broker behind the live phase is undisclosed, the funded side runs on broad firm discretion, and the pattern of complaints from the live stage is real and dated, so go in with the whole picture.

What does BluSky's Trustpilot actually tell you?

The number is the least useful part here. A 4.6 across 954 reviews comes from a profile where BluSky sends review invites, so many of the reviews come from buyers asked right after they bought. The useful signal is where each side lands: praise centers on support staff by name and on the daily payouts, while the one-star reviews center on the live brokerage stage: closed accounts, trouble moving to live, and two dated, unverified claims that the firm tried to get negative reviews taken down.

What is the pass rate at BluSky?

BluSky doesn't publish one. A figure around 17% gets repeated online with no source from the firm behind it, so treat it like any other guessed number. What the rules tell you is more useful: one way to fail the eval (the trailing minimum balance), a soft consistency rule, and free resets when the monthly fee renews make the evaluation itself passable, and the real filtering happens in the Buffer Zone and funded phases, where the payout rules and the firm's discretion come in.

Does BluSky have a monthly fee?

On Launch, Propel and the stocks plans, yes: those evaluations bill every 30 days until you pass or cancel, and passing ends the subscription. Orbit, Direct to Funded and Instant Funded are one-time purchases. The subscription renews even on a failed account, which doubles as a free reset when the account is already failed at the renewal, so decide each cycle whether the rebill is a feature or a leak. Orbit's one-time price comes with a 30-day window that resets do not extend.

Which countries can trade with BluSky?

Most can, including the US, but the restricted list runs roughly 90 jurisdictions and includes some big trading populations: Russia, Turkey, Pakistan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, South Africa, and Nigeria among them, plus a few you would not expect. Check the firm's Country Eligibility article before you buy, because KYC runs at brokerage setup and a broker rejection closes the account with no refund.

About the Author

Lane Dotson

Founder of Still Funded and Trend Friend

Active futures day trader with more than 13 years in the markets. Founder of Still Funded and operator of Trend Friend.

More about Lane on his author page.

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