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    Blue Guardian Futures rules and prices

    What does Blue Guardian Futures cost?

    $209

    to reach a funded $50K account, if you pass first time, at its price without a promo code.judged

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    It publishes no pass or payout rate.

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    How we got this

    How: Read by our script on 11 November 2026 from 13 of Blue Guardian Futures' own pages, from a US network address; each value below shows the firm's words, the page and the date. How we checkHow we make moneyCorrections

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    $209cheapest cost to a funded $50K, first passprice + activation feejudgedRead 11 Nov 2026 · blueguardian.com
    Weeklywhen you can ask for a payout, our shorthand of its wordspaid via crypto or RiseRead 11 Nov 2026 · blueguardian.com
    90%highest profit split it statesRead 11 Nov 2026 · blueguardian.com
    14 of 16key terms its pages state (Fine Print Score)median 14 across 50 futures firmsRead 11 Nov 2026 · what the record shows

    The cheapest stated route to a funded $50K account at Blue Guardian Futures cost $209 at the prices shown on 11 November 2026 (price plus activation fee, first-time pass, judged); the price shown ($157) needs a promo code, which we don't publish, so this uses Blue Guardian Futures' own price without it ($209), according to TradingLookup's US Futures Prop Access Ledger (November 2026).

    Price plus activation fee, if you pass first time. Resets, data and platform fees are left out. Blue Guardian Futures' own terms (fees, rules, payouts, who can join) as its pages showed them on 11 November 2026. Not a test of the firm.

    Where Blue Guardian Futures sits among 50 futures firms

    Prices for $100K futures challenges

    25 of 50 state a price · Blue Guardian Futures is 21st lowest

    • Blue Guardian Futures
    • publishes a payout rate
    • publishes a pass rate only
    • market median

    Blue Guardian Futures' $100K price next to every other firm

    every market

    Forex, 45 firms: cheapest The5ers $149, median $524, dearest The Concept Trading $5,000.

    Futures, 25 firms: cheapest TradeDay $108, median $248 (our arithmetic), dearest Phidias $900.

    Crypto, 18 firms: cheapest Crypto Fund Trader $199, median $540.25, dearest Vanta Trading $1,099.

    Blue Guardian Futures is drawn in its own colour. Each dot is one firm's cheapest $100K test.

    Where Blue Guardian Futures sits among other firms

    select a dot to open that firm

    Cost to a funded $50K29 of 50 firms state one · ledger's median
    median $158 $209
    24th lowest of 29 our arithmetic
    Profit split (your share)49 of 50 firms state one · median: our arithmetic
    median 90% 90% · 26 firms
    joint 9th highest of 49 our arithmetic

    Dots: each firm's own figure. Blue Guardian Futures is the dot in its own colour. Ranks and the median split are our arithmetic; the median cost is the ledger's own. A firm missing from a row doesn't state that figure on the pages we read.

    What it costs to reach a funded account

    • As shown to a US visitor, 11 November 2026
    • Mostly promo prices: they change often
    • Cost to funded = price + activation fee, first pass (judged)

    Blue Guardian Futures' plans and prices

    read 11 November 2026

    Blue Guardian Futures plans, read 11 November 2026: cheapest route first
    PlanSizePrice shownList priceActivation feeBilling Cost to funded judged
    Standard 50Kcheapest route $50K $157needs a code · $209 without $209 $0 one-off $209list $209
    Standard 100K $100K $248needs a code · $330 without $0 one-off $330list $330
    Blue Guardian Futures' words for these 2 plans

    Standard 50K

    Standard 100K

    Blue Guardian Futures' cheapest $50K route ($209, judged) is one of the 29 in the ledger's median of $158.

    Activation fee
    none
    Sourceblueguardian.comTrade up to $750K. No Activation Fees. Keep 90% of Your Profits. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read
    Reset fee
    Reset can be bought for the evaluation; price not stated
    Sourceblueguardian.comAccount Reset Option: Traders can purchase a reset if they wish to restart their evaluation. · blueguardian.com, read
    Monthly fees once funded
    None stated: one-time fee only, no subscriptions
    Sourceblueguardian.comOne-time fee only, no subscriptions … One-Time Purchase: Evaluation accounts require a one-time payment with no recurring monthly subscription. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), blueguardian.com, read
    Ways to pay for a challenge
    debit/credit cards and crypto
    Sourcehelp.blueguardian.comWe currently accept Debit/Credit Cards and Cryptocurrency for all evaluation purchases. · help.blueguardian.com, read

    Blue Guardian Futures rules

    Blue Guardian Futures' limits by account size

    read 11 November 2026

    Blue Guardian Futures' limits by account size, in its own figures
    AccountMax loss Drawdown
    $100KStandard 100K End of day
    Blue Guardian Futures' words for these limits

    Standard 100K

    Drawdown
    End-of-day trailing
    In fullblueguardian.comend-of-day trailing in evaluation and funded; floor locks at starting balance + $100 after any withdrawal; daily loss limit is a soft breachEOD trailing during eval and funded. After any withdrawal, drawdown floor locks at starting balance + $100. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read
    Consistency rule
    none in the challenge; 40% in the funded phase
    Sourceblueguardian.comFunded phase only — largest day cannot exceed 40% of total profits. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read
    Profit split
    Up to 90% to you
    In fullblueguardian.com90/10 (Standard plan); up to 90% overall, some plans 100%Funded & Reward Rules Profit Split 90/10 … Profit splits up to 90%, with select plans paying out 100%. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read

    Try these rules on your own numbers: the drawdown calculator shows where the max-loss line sits after each day, the futures calculator gives tick values and how many contracts fit the room left, and the risk of ruin calculator estimates the odds of hitting the max loss before the profit target.

    Blue Guardian Futures payout rules

    When you can ask Blue Guardian Futures for a payout, the minimum, how you're paid and the rules that can stop a payout, in the firm's own words, read 11 November 2026. Every firm side by side: prop firm payout rules compared.

    When you can ask
    Weekly on-demand, weekly or bi-weekly by plan and add-ons+2 more
    In fullblueguardian.comon-demand, weekly or bi-weekly by plan and add-ons; approved payouts processed in about 1 hour on average; Standard 100K caps $3,000 first, $3,500 afterGet paid on-demand, weekly or bi-weekly depending on account type and add-ons. … Approved payouts are processed in 1 hour on average. … 1st Payout Cap $3,000 2nd+ Payout Cap $3,500 · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read
    Payout minimum
    How you're paid

    Routes named: Crypto · Rise (Riseworks)

    Rise or crypto
    Sourceblueguardian.comSecure payouts via Rise or Crypto. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read

    Rules that can stop a payout

    Breaking a loss limit usually closes the account outright, and the consistency rule is under Rules. Beyond that:

    News trading

    Pass and payout rates, in Blue Guardian Futures' words

    Blue Guardian Futures doesn't publish a pass rate or a payout rate on the pages we read. The firms that do.

    Firms count these differently (accounts or people, different periods), so don't rank one firm's figure against another's. All firms that publish their rates.

    Is Blue Guardian Futures legit? What the record shows

    We don't rate firms or give a verdict on any firm. What we can show is how much Blue Guardian Futures puts in writing: its own pages state 14 of the 16 key terms we check, its Fine Print Score, against a median of 14 across the 50 futures prop firms we scored (read 11 November 2026).

    Fine Print Score
    14 of 16 on the Fine Print Index
    Publishes its own pass or payout rates
    Not on the pages we read (the firms that do)
    Payout proof
    Level 3 of 4: third party named (its site prints $47M+ paid; Payout Junction counts $39.20M on public blockchains)
    Names the company behind it
    Blue Guardian Limited (Saint Lucia
    Payout rules
    What its pages say about payouts
    US traders
    US not on its restricted list

    Key terms Blue Guardian Futures states

    50 futures firms · read 11 November 2026

    Terms each firm's own pages state, out of 16. A count, not a rating. Order: our arithmetic.Fine Print Index

    Not in writing on the pages we read: payout minimum, pass or payout rates. Ask the firm before you pay.

    What this can't show: whether any one trader got paid. We don't collect traders' payout reports, so weigh reviews elsewhere with care. The count is mechanical, not a recommendation.

    How many Blue Guardian Futures accounts can I have?

    Accounts at once
    Up to 5 at once
    In fullblueguardian.comUp to 5 accounts, combined allocation up to $750,000 (futures launch blog and futures page); the site-wide terms say one active account per challenge level without written approvalthe ability to purchase up to five accounts, traders can access a combined allocation of up to $750,000 … Trade up to $750K. … 5 Accounts … Traders are limited to one active account per challenge level, absent prior written approval by the Company. · blueguardian.com, blueguardian.com (archived copy), blueguardian.com, read

    The limit as Blue Guardian Futures' own page states it; the short answer is our reading of those words (judged). Rules on copying trades between accounts vary: check them before running several at once.

    Platforms and data feed

    Platforms
    site-wide list: MT5, Match-Trader, NinjaTrader, TradeLocker…
    In fullblueguardian.comsite-wide list: MT5, Match-Trader, NinjaTrader, TradeLocker, TradingView, Tradovate, DeepCharts (futures-specific set not stated)Trade on MT5, Match-Trader, NinjaTrader, TradeLocker, TradingView, Tradovate and DeepCharts · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read
    Data feed

    What you can trade and how

    The big words are our short reading of Blue Guardian Futures' own words; tap Source to read them. "Not stated" means its pages don't say. It does not mean banned.

    • Hedging Has limits
      Not allowed across accounts
      In fullblueguardian.comNot allowed across accounts (site-wide terms for CFD and futures); hedging inside one futures account not addressed on futures pagesAs a proprietary trading firm operating in CFD and Futures markets … This includes, without limitation, hedging across accounts, offsetting positions · blueguardian.com, read
    • Time limit to pass No time limit
      In fullblueguardian.comnone (Standard challenge)Consistency Rule None Time Limit None · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read

    Not stated

    Who runs it

    As printed on the firm's own pages. We never infer incorporation from an address.

    Company
    Blue Guardian Limited (Saint Lucia+4 more
    In fullblueguardian.comBlue Guardian Limited (Saint Lucia; simulated platforms); Iconic Exchange FZCO (Dubai; education and payments); Blue Guardian Marketing LLC (Dubai)Blue Guardian Limited - The Sotheby Building, Rodney Village, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia … Iconic Exchange FZCO - Premises NO. 001 - 32135, IFZA Business Park, DDP Dubai U.A.E · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read
    Where it is based
    St Lucia
    In fullblueguardian.comSaint Lucia and Dubai, UAETrading Platforms for simulated trading are provided by Blue Guardian Limited, address: The Sotheby Building, Rodney Village, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read
    Regulatory status
    Says it is not regulated
    In fullblueguardian.comSays it provides simulated/demo evaluations only; not a broker, takes no client deposits, holds no client funds, gives no financial adviceBlue Guardian is not a broker, does not take client deposits, does not hold or manage real client funds, and does not provide financial advisory services of any kind. · blueguardian.com (archived copy), read

    Who can join

    Restricted2

    • Philippines
    • Vietnam

    Allowed52

    • Argentina
    • Australia
    • Austria
    • Bangladesh
    • Belgium
    • Brazil
    • Canada
    • Chile
    • China
    • Colombia
    • Czechia
    • Egypt
    • France
    • Germany
    • Ghana
    • Greece
    • Hong Kong
    • India
    • Indonesia
    • Ireland
    • Israel
    • Italy
    • Japan
    • Kenya
    • Malaysia
    • Mexico
    • Morocco
    • Nepal
    • Netherlands
    • New Zealand
    • Nigeria
    • Pakistan
    • Peru
    • Poland
    • Portugal
    • Romania
    • Saudi Arabia
    • Singapore
    • South Africa
    • South Korea
    • Spain
    • Sri Lanka
    • Sweden
    • Switzerland
    • Taiwan
    • Tanzania
    • Thailand
    • Türkiye
    • Uganda
    • United Arab Emirates
    • United Kingdom
    • United States

    From Blue Guardian Futures' own pages, read . Not a promise or a view on legality: ID checks, payout providers and local law still apply. How we checked.

    Its country list
    Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Cuba, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Myanmar…
    In fullhelp.blueguardian.comAfghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Cuba, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Myanmar, North Korea, Philippines, Senegal, Syria, VietnamRestricted countries from using are services include: Afghanistan Albania Algeria Cuba Iran Jordan Libya Myanmar North Korea Philippines Senegal Syria Vietnam · help.blueguardian.com, read
    United States
    US not on its restricted list
    In fullhelp.blueguardian.comyes (US not on the firm's restricted list; help-centre list covers the whole firm)Restricted countries from using are services include: Afghanistan Albania Algeria Cuba Iran Jordan Libya Myanmar North Korea Philippines Senegal Syria Vietnam · help.blueguardian.com, read
    US states and territories

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    Blue Guardian Futures and 4 firms with a $50K plan, nearest in price

    read 11 November 2026

    Other firms with a $50K plan, nearest in price shown
    FirmPlanPrice shownSide by side
    Blue Guardian FuturesStandard 50K$157this page
    Hola Prime Futures 1-Step Prime 50K $159 Blue Guardian Futures vs Hola Prime Futures
    Elite Trader Funding 50K evaluation (firm's cost-calculator default) $167 Blue Guardian Futures vs Elite Trader Funding
    PropShopTrader Pro Futures Assessment (Tickblaze) $169 Blue Guardian Futures vs PropShopTrader
    Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini 50K $170 Blue Guardian Futures vs Earn2Trade

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    Pages we read

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