Blueberry, an online trading broker based in Australia, has partnered with Spotware to integrate the cTrader platform into its offering. The company said this step is part of a broader multi-platform approach.

The announcement follows Blueberry’s recent rebrand. The update included a new logo, revised typography, and redesigned websites for clients and partners. The refreshed design will extend across trading platforms, educational content, and social media.

Blueberry Offers Global Multi-Asset Trading

Chris Nelson-Smith, Head of Trading & Operations at Blueberry
Chris Nelson-Smith, Head of Trading & Operations at Blueberry, Source: LinkedIn

Blueberry operates globally and offers trading in more than 2,000 instruments. These include forex, shares, commodities, indices, and cryptocurrencies, all available through a single account.

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“This collaboration allows us to further enhance our offering by providing access to advanced charting and trading tools on a platform designed to support the evolving needs of traders,” Chris Nelson-Smith, Head of Trading & Operations at Blueberry, commented.

cTrader Adds Advanced Multi-Asset Features

Yiota Hadjilouka, Chief Operating Officer, at Spotware
Yiota Hadjilouka, Chief Operating Officer, at Spotware, Source: LinkedIn

The cTrader platform provides tools for manual, copy, and algorithmic trading. It includes support for cBots, free cloud execution, and API access for automation.

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Additional features are Level II pricing, order protection options, detailed trade receipts, and advanced charting. The platform is available on web, desktop, Mac, and mobile in 23 languages.

“With cTrader, Blueberry can offer a platform that empowers traders through advanced features, full flexibility and a consistent multi-device experience, all backed by our 15-year track record of trusted innovation,” Yiota Hadjilouka, Chief Operating Officer, at Spotware, added.

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