Learn about Blueberry's policy on third-party deposits.
With the exception of crypto deposits, all deposits must be made from a payment account with the same name registered to your trading account.
We highly discourage using another person’s payment account to fund your trading account, as doing so may result in the following:
- reversal of your deposit
- withdrawal issues (and we cannot guarantee successful processing if this is the case)
What is considered a third party?
A third party typically refers to an entity or individual other than the trader. Any card, bank account, or e-wallet not held in the trader’s name (account holder’s name) is considered a third party. This also includes company/business credit cards, even the ones under the account holder’s name.
To understand a realistic third-party payment situation, consider the following example:
“I recently opened a trading account under my name. However, when I tried to fund my account using my father’s debit card, which is under his name, the transaction was declined. The card was flagged as third-party, and I couldn’t proceed with the deposit”.
This payment is considered third-party because it involves using a financial instrument (such as a credit card, debit card, or prepaid card) not directly associated with the individual trading account holder.