Blueberry Funded Coupon Code YES30 applies a 30% discount to the fee for a Blueberry Funded evaluation challenge, which means you pay 70% of the listed price for whichever programme and account size you select. That is the whole of what the code does. It does not adjust profit targets, drawdown limits, profit splits or payout timing, and it does not create any entitlement beyond the reduced entry price. This article works through the conditions attached to that discount and to the account it buys, so you know what you are agreeing to before you reach the payment screen.
What the discount is applied to
YES30 is a percentage code, not a fixed-value credit. It reduces the evaluation fee at checkout and nothing else. Because it is proportional, the cash saving scales with the price of the challenge you choose: the larger the account size, the larger the absolute reduction, but the ratio stays the same at every tier. A trader buying a small account and a trader buying a large one both pay 70% of list price.
It is worth being precise about the boundary of the discount, because this is where most misunderstandings start:
It reduces the one-off evaluation fee. Rules, targets and the profit split are unchanged by it.
It applies across account sizes rather than being locked to a single tier.
It cannot normally be combined with another discount in the same purchase.
It does not cover the cost of a reset after a rule breach, unless the firm's own terms say otherwise.
That last point is the one that costs people money. If you breach a drawdown rule and want another attempt, the price of that attempt is a separate transaction and should not be assumed to carry the same reduction. Check the reset pricing at the moment you need it rather than assuming.
Eligibility: what actually decides whether the code works
The published material for this offer sets out a discount rate and the programmes it applies to. It does not set out a list of excluded countries, excluded payment methods or excluded products, and this article will not invent one. What it does mean in practice is that eligibility is determined by two things you can check yourself before paying.
The first is the checkout itself. A percentage code either applies or it does not, and the order total tells you which. If the total drops by 30% when you apply YES30, the code has been accepted for that basket. If it does not, the usual causes are generic ones: the code was typed with an extra space, another discount is already sitting in the cart, or the item in the basket is not the type of product the code covers.
The second is the provider's own account terms, which cover who may open an account in the first place. Any promotional code sits on top of those terms rather than overriding them. If you would not be accepted as a customer, a discount code does not change that.
There is no wagering or turnover condition — but there are trading rules
Prop-firm discounts are sometimes confused with gambling bonuses, where a credited amount must be turned over a number of times before anything can be withdrawn. Nothing of that kind applies here. YES30 is a price reduction on a purchase, not a credit balance with strings attached. Once the fee is paid at the reduced price, the transaction is complete.
What does carry conditions is the evaluation you have bought. Those conditions are the real fine print, and they differ by programme. On the Prime 2-Step route, which spans roughly $2.5K to $200K, phase one requires an 8% profit and phase two requires 6%. Maximum daily drawdown is around 4% and overall maximum drawdown around 10%. A 4% daily limit is the number that shapes position sizing more than the target does, because a single bad session can end the attempt regardless of how far ahead you were.
Evaluation accounts overall run from around $5,000 up to $200,000, and traders who perform consistently on a funded account can scale toward a ceiling in the region of $2,000,000 through the firm's scaling programme. The profit split starts at approximately 80% and rises toward 90% on larger allocations.
One condition that is absent
Blueberry Funded does not impose a consistency requirement on the Prime programme. Consistency rules elsewhere invalidate an otherwise successful pass when a single day contributes too large a share of total profit, and they catch traders whose returns are naturally lumpy. Its absence here is a genuine narrowing of the ways an attempt can be disqualified, and it is worth knowing about precisely because it is the kind of clause people forget to look for.
How the offer is effectively forfeited
There is no separate forfeiture clause for the code, because the code is spent the moment the purchase completes. The value you got from it is forfeited indirectly, in one of a few ways.
You breach a rule. Evaluation fees are generally non-refundable on a breach, so the discounted fee is gone and a further attempt is a new purchase.
You buy the wrong programme. With six routes on sale — 1-Step, 2-Step, Prime 2-Step, Rapid, Synthetic and instant funding — the rules differ meaningfully between them, and a discount does not protect you from picking one whose drawdown structure does not suit how you trade.
You stack it incorrectly. Attempting to apply YES30 alongside another discount will usually mean only one applies, so decide which is worth more before you commit.
You complete payment without confirming the total. Once the order is placed at full price, retrofitting a code is not something you should assume is possible.
Applying the code without losing it
Go to the official Blueberry Funded site and open the challenge selection page.
Choose your programme, and read the rules published on that specific page rather than a general summary.
Select the account size and add it to the cart.
Find the coupon or discount code field at checkout.
Enter YES30 and apply it.
Confirm the total has fallen by 30% before completing payment.
The confirmation step in point six is the only protection you have. A 30% reduction means the total should equal 70% of the pre-discount figure shown a moment earlier; if the arithmetic does not hold, stop and resolve it rather than paying and querying afterwards.
Terms worth reading before you commit
Two areas repay attention beyond the discount. The first is the payout cycle: profits on a funded account are released on the firm's schedule, not on demand, so understand that schedule before planning around any income. The second is the programme-level detail. One-step and Rapid routes compress the timeline, and that compression usually arrives as tighter risk parameters, so fewer phases does not automatically mean an easier path. Instant funding removes the evaluation stage at a higher up-front cost, which makes sense only if you are confident enough to pay a premium to skip the proving stage.
A final practical note on sizing. Because YES30 is proportional, there is no cost advantage to buying a large account before you have passed once. Buying smaller keeps the amount at risk in a breach lower while giving you the same 30% reduction on the fee.
Trading carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Evaluation fees are generally non-refundable unless the provider's terms state otherwise. Nothing here is financial advice.
Promotional terms, eligibility and values are set by the provider and can change at any time. Always confirm the current terms on the official site before signing up or completing a purchase.