Blue Guardian Futures Deepcharts OCO Orders and CFP Code

Blue Guardian Futures’ Deepcharts guide supports single and multiple OCO orders. The practical task is to verify the position and its linked exits after each change, especially after a partial fill or manual close. An order-management feature helps implement a plan; its presence does not prove that the current account is flat or correctly protected.

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

Official sources checked: 10 October 2026. The offer covers all account types. The numeric comparison below uses current Express Challenge / Deepcharts regular fees. Confirm the actual accepted coupon rate and payable total for the selected order.

Establish the correct account and connection first

The official platform guide says Deepcharts uses DXFeed and requires an active connection. It directs traders to select the correct account and enable trading. The same guide describes single OCO for a stop and target, and multi OCO for multiple exits and partial reductions.

Before considering an entry, record the account identifier, instrument, intended quantity and current open position. If the account selection is uncertain, resolve it first. A familiar chart layout is not reliable evidence that the right account is selected, particularly when several evaluation or funded accounts use similar names.

Keep connection checks and order checks separate. A green connection indicator shows a connection state. The evidence for an actual order is its acknowledged status, quantity and fill record. Do not substitute one for the other in the journal.

Apply the account model and stage limits before configuring a bracket

An OCO template should be sized for the selected account's current stage. Express is one useful example of why the saved quantity needs another check after passing. The Express contract table allows 1/4/8/12 minis during $25K/$50K/$100K/$150K evaluations. The corresponding funded starting limits are 1/2/3/3 minis. One mini is equivalent to 10 micros.

For example, a $50K Express evaluation may permit four minis, while a newly funded $50K Express account starts with two. Reusing the same three-contract template after passing would exceed that funded starting limit. A later end-of-day scaling increase must be confirmed before increasing template size.

The Express rules also distinguish the $25K evaluation, which has no daily loss limit, from $25K funded, which has a $500 daily loss limit. Neither stage is free of maximum-loss restrictions. Protective orders should fit the remaining risk room as well as the contract allowance.

Understand the lifecycle of a protective order

OCO means one cancels the other: the linked instructions are intended to cancel an alternative when one executes. For a position with a target and protective stop, the useful questions are whether both belong to the correct position, whether their quantities match the remaining exposure and whether the cancellation has actually been acknowledged.

A compact review record can contain:

This is an editorial verification checklist. It does not assert a particular automatic-resizing behavior for every Deepcharts configuration. Check the supported setup and actual order state rather than assuming the platform repaired a mismatch.

A three-contract example

Suppose a hypothetical position begins with three contracts. Its plan intends to close one at a first target and two at a later target, with protective exits managed for the remaining quantity. After the first one-contract exit, the position should show two contracts remaining.

The next task is to inspect the orders associated with those two contracts. A screen still showing a three-contract exit deserves investigation; so does a screen showing no protection when the trader expected an attached order. Neither observation should be dismissed simply because the initial bracket looked correct.

The example is about quantity reconciliation, not a recommendation to trade three contracts. Your account’s permitted quantity and available loss room may be smaller. The Blue Guardian Futures contract-limit guide addresses entitlement separately.

Preserve the initial plan when editing exits

Record the old level, new level, reason and timestamp for any change. That makes it easier to distinguish a planned reduction in exposure from an unintended widening of risk. A visually tidy bracket does not establish that the trade fits the account’s risk rules.

Check the risk/reward and stop-policy guide before relying on a particular exit method. The operational checklist here does not grant an exception to maximum-loss, daily-loss or conduct conditions.

Closing a position and clearing orders are separate checks

The official Deepcharts guide describes the FLAT control as closing open trades. After using any close function, inspect the reported position and the pending-order list. Do not assume that every unrelated working order has disappeared unless its cancellation is confirmed.

For a simple incident example, a trader manually closes a position while an earlier standalone entry order remains working. A later fill could create a new position after the trader believed the session was over. A final position-and-order review is designed to catch that possibility without relying on memory.

If status is uncertain, avoid repeatedly sending the same instruction. Duplicate submissions can make the state harder to reconstruct. Preserve order identifiers and screenshots, use the supported platform controls, and contact official support for an unresolved discrepancy. No recordkeeping method guarantees that a loss or breach will be reversed.

All-account CFP coverage and a clearly labeled price example

The official platform guide supports Deepcharts. CFP covers all Blue Guardian Futures account types, with up to 45% off; the actual discount and final fee still depend on the selected checkout configuration. Confirm the plan, platform, size and any options before payment.

The following Express Challenge / Deepcharts examples use regular fees independently observed on the official checkout. The same nominal fees were also observed on Tradovate, but select and verify the intended platform rather than treating the two order configurations as interchangeable.

Regular fees were checked on 10 October 2026 in the official checkout for Futures → Express → Challenge → Deepcharts, 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.

The Futures CFP offer records up to 45% off across all account types. Recheck the selected Deepcharts base fee, actual accepted discount and optional data charges before treating the maximum-discount calculation as a payable quote. The rate need not be 45% for every configuration.

Four purchase checks before payment

1. Open the official Blue Guardian Futures site and select the exact model, account size and platform.
2. Review the regular base fee, account rules and optional data or platform charges.
3. Enter CFP before payment and check the actual accepted rate for the selected Deepcharts configuration.
4. Check the accepted reduction and final total, then retain the receipt and issued terms. If the accepted reduction or total is unclear, ask official support before paying.

The Blue Guardian Futures review provides broader account context. Prop Firm Audit may earn an affiliate commission. Program balances are simulated, fees can be lost, and protective-order tools do not guarantee fills, passing or payouts.