BluSky Trading Company rules

Varies by plan: Launch evaluations 50%, Propel/Static 34% (21% on the 300K), Orbit evaluations none. The Buffer Zone between evaluation and Sim Funded is 34% (21% on the 300K).

Sim Funded consistency varies: Launch/Propel/Static Sim Funded has none; Orbit Sim Funded is 40% (resets each processed payout); Direct to Funded/Instant Sim Funded is 21%.

Yes. BluSky Trading Company lets you trade during news releases at your own risk, including in live accounts unless your account has been specifically restricted. Expect slippage and wider spreads around major reports.

Yes. BluSky Trading Company allows trade copiers across your own BluSky accounts. Mirroring other traders’ trades or following signal services is prohibited, and all trading must reflect your own independent decisions.

Automated/algorithmic trading is permitted; using automated software (AI, ultra-high-speed, bulk data entry) to manipulate or secure an unfair advantage is prohibited and can trigger account closure.

BluSky allows automated trading under its Ethical Trading Policy, but bans ultra-high-speed automation and strategies that exploit latency or market delays. Ordinary automated strategies may be reviewed; latency-exploiting HFT is not permitted.

Yes. BluSky Trading Company requires identity verification through Veriff after you pass an evaluation, and moving to a live brokerage account requires full KYC/AML checks by the broker before you can trade real capital.

Launch/Propel/Static evaluations have no hard deadline (30-day subscription renews without resetting an open account); Orbit is a one-time purchase valid 30 days and expires unpassed.

Sim Funded and Live Brokerage accounts must place at least one trade every 30 days; accounts left untraded past 30 days are subject to closure by the broker.

BluSky reviews Sim Funded traders for Live Brokerage after about $10,000 total profit (Orbit at its Sim Funded profit ceiling). Approved traders either start a live account at $0 with eligible Sim profit in a Bonus Vault, or take a one-time cash buyout equal to 50% of the account’s drawdown.