BluSky Trading

Evaluation, buffer, brokerage

Passing the evaluation does not open payouts. The account enters a buffer stage with its own target - $1,500 on a 25K, $3,000 on a 50K, $3,500 on a 100K - and its own consistency rule, and only above that buffer do daily payouts start. The brokerage stage that follows has no profit caps and no payout caps.

55%, 34% or none

LAUNCH applies 55% consistency in the evaluation, PROPEL 34%, and ORBIT none at all. Every mode then applies a consistency rule in the buffer stage - 34% on LAUNCH and PROPEL, 40% on ORBIT, 30% on Instant Funding - so the rule that matters is the one at the stage the account is actually in.

The cheap entry has a later fee

LAUNCH is the cheapest way in ($59 on a 50K, $69 on a 100K, $79 on a 200K Static) because it charges an activation fee when the account launches: $99, $149 and $179 respectively. PROPEL costs more up front and charges nothing later, and ORBIT and Instant Funding have no activation fee.

Fixed drawdown, small limits

The 150K, 200K and 300K static accounts replace the trailing end-of-day drawdown with a fixed one ($1,000, $2,000 and $5,000), and in exchange the position limit is cut hard - 1 mini on the 150K Static and 2 minis on the 200K Static, against 15 minis on a 150K ORBIT.

Monday to Friday

Payouts can be requested every weekday once the balance is eligible, with a minimum of $500 on the smaller accounts and $1,000 on most. The split is 90% to the trader on all evaluation routes; Instant Funding on a 50K pays 80%, and the 3.5K Instant account pays 50% for its first 30 trading days before rising to 80%.

Daily loss and negative days

The Instant Funding route carries a daily loss limit ($2,000 on the 3.5K, $1,000 on the 50K) and caps negative days at 3 out of every 10 - a rule the evaluation routes do not have. It is also the most expensive way in, at $599 on a 50K and $749 on the 3.5K.