There are no Blink Funding reviews on the Forex Peace Army, which is a downside for the firm, indicating potential issues with its safety and reliability. On Trustpilot, the situation is almost the same, with just a few trader reviews, which makes it impossible to evaluate traders' experience with the firm. When it comes to experience, the firm was launched in 2024, making it super young and inexperienced in the prop trading industry. Additionally, all funded account challenges are provided in a simulated environment, meaning that traders only access demo accounts. The firm is not associated with any broker which is also a big downside for its safety. 

The firm gets a 0 score in this section for lacking all crucial safety features and experience.

Blink Funding funded programs are truly diverse and include 1-step, 2-step, and 3-step challenge accounts. The range of funding options is exactly the same for all three account types. Blink Funding funding options include 5k, 10k, 25k, 50k, 100k, 250k, and 500k USD. The 3-step Blink Funding challenge requires traders to hit 5% profit targets three times before they can get funded, which makes it a lengthy process. 

Blink Funding scaling plan is not available which is disadvantageous. However, the maximum amount of funding is 500k which is a decent number. The firm lacks 1k USD challenges for beginners which is a minor downside and there are no accounts with 1 million or more which is unattractive for experienced traders.

Overall, the firm gets a 3 score in this section. 

Blink Funding prop trading assets include Forex pairs, indices, commodities (precious metals, energies, etc.), popular cryptos, and stocks. This is a decent range as traders can access all popular asset types within one trading platform. The leverage is up to 1:10 for FX pairs, metals, and indices, 1:5 for stocks, and 1:2 for cryptos. Traders can double the leverage using the paid add-on.

Overall, the firm gets a 3.5 score in this section for offering almost all popular asset types. 

Blink Funding rules are slightly different for each funded account type. Let’s compare each of them to decide how flexible the firm is.

The 1-step Blink Funding rules are as follows:

• Profit target - 10%
• Daily loss limit - 5%
• Maximum trailing drawdown - 6%
• Inactivity period - 30 days
• Weekend trading - Yes
• Stop loss required - Yes
• Time limits - None

The 2-step Blink Funding requirements are:

• Profit target - 10%, 5%
• Daily loss limit - 4%
• Maximum trailing drawdown - 8%
• Inactivity period - 30 days
• Weekend trading - Yes
• Stop loss required - Yes
• Time limits - None

The 3-step Blink Funding rules are:

• Profit target - 5% on all phases
• Daily loss limit - No Daily Loss Limit
• Maximum trailing drawdown - 5%
• Inactivity period - 30 days
• Weekend trading - Yes
• Stop loss required - Yes
• Time limits - None

As we can see, the rules are strict, especially with low maximum drawdown limits. Daily loss limits are flexible and traders can trade or hold trades on weekends. However, stop-loss orders are required on all strict challenge accounts. 

Overall, the firm gets a 0.6 score in this section for having very strict rules on all challenges. 

The pricing is competitive starting at 50 USD for a 3-step 5k USD challenge. The price for a 1-step 5k USD challenge is 75 dollars, and 60 USD for the 2-step challenge with the same amount. The 100k USD challenge costs 850 USD for 1-step, 550 for 2-step, and 375 USD for the 3-step challenge. Spreads are above 0 pips, which makes it difficult to deploy scalping strategies that are the perfect method for prop trading. Withdrawals have zero fees which is a flexible offering. 

Blink Funding free trial is not offered and the Blink Funding free repeat is not available either which is a big downside as traders can not test trading conditions before they purchase a challenge.

Overall, the firm gets a 3 score in this section. 

When it comes to trading platforms the firm offers a wide range of popular software. There are cTrader, MetaTrader 5, DXTrade, and Match-Trader. With these many platforms, traders can choose the most suitable and preferable option and start trading. However, EAs (Expert Advisors) or automated trading systems are not allowed, which makes it difficult to use the full capabilities of these platforms. Mobile trading is available via the mobile apps of cTrader and MT5 which are flexible.

Overall, the firm gets a 3.9 score in this section. 

Blink Funding profit split starts at 75% which is competitive. However, traders can increase it up to 90% using paid add-ons. Profit withdrawals can be made every 30 days which is a long interval for payments. 

Overall, the firm gets a 3 score in this section for offering up to 90% payouts. 

The firm lacks comprehensive educational resources like webinars or trading courses. There is no trading blog either which is also a downside. There are no tools offered to help traders improve their performance.

Overall, the firm gets a 0 score in this section. 

Customer support is critical in prop trading and Blink Funding only offers email support channels which is a serious disadvantage for traders. The lack of live chat and phone support is a big red flag, which can not be ignored. The inability to quickly resolve issues in prop trading is a major red flag. The firm also lacks multilingual support. 

The firm gets a 1.2 score in this section.