Blue Guardian Futures Reset and Reactivation Costs + CFP

A Blue Guardian Futures evaluation reset and a funded reactivation solve different problems. A reset restarts an evaluation; a permitted reactivation returns an already funded account to funded status. Compare both the price and the stage you regain before paying.

CFP: up to 45% off all Blue Guardian Futures account purchases. Verified on 12 October 2026 by Yash R.

This all-account purchase offer does not mean that resets, funded reactivations or add-ons are discounted. Official rules reviewed: 10 October 2026.

The full Futures review and CFP offer describe the program and purchase promotion. This article focuses on the decision after an account problem, rather than the general fees-after-passing overview.

First identify what actually happened

A daily soft pause is not automatically a permanently failed account. The Standard rule page distinguishes a daily-loss stop from a hard breach. Before considering a purchase, read the dashboard status and identify the rule involved.

Use three separate categories in your notes: temporarily paused, failed evaluation, and breached funded account. A transaction appropriate for one category may be unnecessary or unavailable for another.

For example, a trader stopped for the session should not automatically pay for a reset. A trader whose evaluation has failed should not assume that a funded reactivation product is available. The status and program determine the choices.

Current Express reset and funded-reactivation fees

The Express rules publish separate reset and reactivation charges. A reset returns the trader to evaluation; a reactivation returns an eligible breached funded account to funded status.

Express reset fees stay fixed regardless of promotion codes. Funded reactivation is available only for a breach before the first payout, at most twice for the same account, and within 30 calendar days of the breach. The official page says trading resumes at the next session after payment. Do not apply the new-purchase CFP discount to these recovery fees.

A daily-loss pause must also be distinguished from a hard breach. The $25K Express evaluation has no daily loss limit, while $25K funded has a $500 limit; both still have maximum-loss rules. Check the actual model, stage and dashboard breach reason before buying any recovery product.

Published Standard recovery charges

These USD charges come from the Standard guide checked on 10 October 2026. The difference column is subtraction, not a claim that the two products are equivalent. A cheaper reset still leaves an evaluation to complete.

Standard reactivation is limited to an account breached before its first payout. The page permits up to two reactivations and gives a 30-calendar-day window after breach, with restart at the next trading session after payment. These conditions are not extended to every other account family.

Reserve uses a purchase-linked reset calculation

The Reserve rules now calculate a reset at 10% less than the base-discounted amount paid for the account. The challenge type, size and original coupon therefore affect the quote. This is not the older fixed reset schedule.

For a purely illustrative base-discounted purchase of $100, a 10% reduction produces a $90 reset. Do not apply CFP again to that $90: the original coupon is already reflected in the starting amount.

The current Reserve page confirms funded-reactivation eligibility before the first payout, a maximum of two reactivations and a 30-calendar-day window. It no longer supplies the old fixed reactivation price table. Use the account-specific dashboard quote rather than assuming an earlier published fee still applies.

The coupon applies to a different cost line

CFP covers all Blue Guardian Futures account purchase types, with up to 45% off. It does not make every subsequent fee 45% cheaper. Standard and Express resets have fixed schedules; Reserve resets use the original discounted purchase amount. No additional CFP discount is established here for funded reactivation.

Compare a new evaluation with model-specific recovery

These Standard and Express Challenge / Tradovate fees are new-purchase examples for the all-account CFP offer. They are not reset or funded-reactivation prices.

Regular fees were checked on 10 October 2026 in the official checkout for Futures → Standard or Express → Challenge → Tradovate, as labeled, one account and an empty coupon field. The 45% columns are a maximum-discount calculation, not a guaranteed payable quote for every configuration: regular fee × 0.45 gives savings; regular fee × 0.55 gives the calculated fee. CFP applies across Standard, Reserve, Express and Direct account purchases; use the actual accepted discount and final total for the selected order. Do not stack it on another promotion. Separate data, optional extras, reset or reactivation fees, taxes, currency conversion and payment charges are excluded unless expressly included.

For a $50K Standard account, the fixed reset is $141. A new $209 regular evaluation would calculate to $114.95 only if the selected order accepts the full 45% discount.

For a $50K Express account, the fixed $121 evaluation reset can be compared with a new $130 regular evaluation purchase. If the selected new purchase accepts the full 45% discount, its calculated base is $71.50. That calculation does not establish eligibility for a $330 funded reactivation, which restores a different account stage. Compare the applicable terms and actual quote before paying.

A recovery worksheet

Suppose a $50K Standard trader sees a $141 reset and a $750 funded reactivation in the relevant official schedules. The first question is whether the trader actually has a funded account eligible for reactivation. If not, the $750 route is not a choice at all.

If both a new evaluation and reactivation are legitimately available, compare:

• Cash required now.
• The account stage received after payment.
• Whether evaluation objectives must be completed again.
• The number of permitted reactivations already used.
• The time remaining in any applicable window.
• Whether the cause of the breach has been addressed.

This is a process comparison, not a recommendation to buy another account. Fees already spent are sunk costs; they do not make a new payment economically worthwhile.

A breached Live account follows a different recovery path

The Live Account rules say Live accounts cannot be reset, repurchased or reactivated. A breach carries a standard 28-day cooldown before a new evaluation purchase, with potentially longer restrictions for repeated reckless breaches. Do not treat an Express, Standard or Reserve recovery product as a way to restore a Live account.

Review the cause before the next session

Write down the breach threshold, the trade or account event that reached it, and whether the planned risk was consistent with the rules. If the cause was an oversized position, buying a larger nominal account may simply repeat the problem at a higher fee.

If the issue was operational, such as trading the wrong account or leaving orders active, correct the workflow before restoring access. A recovery payment does not change the rules or erase the need to manage the next account carefully.

Keep the receipt and restored account state together. Check the balance, risk threshold, model and credentials after the recovery finishes. Do not assume a payment confirmation proves that every platform connection is ready.

Apply CFP to the selected new account purchase

1. Select Blue Guardian Futures and the intended account model.
2. Read the current configuration and recovery options.
3. Enter CFP on the new purchase before payment.
4. Separate the eligible base discount from extras.
5. Save the rules and receipt for that account.

For further preparation, see Futures trading hours and risk/reward and stop policy.

Affiliate disclosure: PFA may earn a commission from eligible purchases. Program fees can be lost. Recovery does not guarantee qualification, rewards or restoration of previous profits.