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Blue Guardian Futures Reserve $100K: CFP Coupon Guide

Review Blue Guardian Futures Reserve $100K with DLL on, 50% evaluation consistency and funded payout rules, plus the conditional CFP coupon price.

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Blue Guardian Futures Reserve $100K: CFP Coupon Guide

Quick answer

Blue Guardian Futures Reserve $100K has a $6,000 evaluation target and $3,000 EOD trailing maximum loss. This guide selects the optional daily loss limit on and the standard 50% evaluation consistency configuration. Current rules describe a one-percentage-point cushion for that standard ratio.

PFA lists CFP for up to 45% off Futures fees. Its recorded $184 reference for this configuration gives a conditional $101.20 initial fee only if the full 45% rate applies.

Coupon box

Firm: Blue Guardian Futures Coupon code: CFP PFA offer: Up to 45% off Futures account purchase fees View coupon terms

Coupon record checked on 24 October 2026. Prices below are calculated from the stated base fees; confirm the selected configuration in the official order summary.

Conditional CFP pricing

Selected configurationRecorded regular referenceCouponListed offerFinal fee if full maximum applies
Reserve $100K, DLL on, standard 50% consistency$184.00CFPUp to 45%$101.20

The reference was recorded at the official checkout on 10 October 2026 for quantity one and Tradovate. A fresh live configured quote and accepted CFP rate were not independently confirmed.

The current rule guide now describes no daily limit as the default and DLL on as a lower-priced option. This article deliberately selects DLL on; it does not describe the $184 reference as today's default configuration.

Evaluation and funded conditions

FeatureSelected Reserve $100K
Evaluation target$6,000
Initial loss allowance$3,000
Selected optional daily limit$1,700
Evaluation best-day ratioStandard 50%, with published cushion
Funded consistencyNone
Funded qualifying daysFive days at $200 or more
Request cap50% of profit, up to $2,500

The optional 40% evaluation choice is a separate configuration. The standard ratio's cushion should not be transferred to that option without support from its terms.

Standard consistency and the cushion

At $6,000 total profit, a $3,040 largest day represents about 50.67%. That is above 50% but within the current guide's stated 51% tolerance for the standard option.

A $3,100 largest day is about 51.67% of $6,000, beyond that tolerance. At $6,100 total profit it represents about 50.82%. These are consistency calculations, not predictions of account approval.

Use the current dashboard metric and purchased option because published summaries have changed. The cushion is a percentage tolerance, not a fixed dollar credit applied to every account outcome.

EOD trailing and funded scaling

Reserve's evaluation floor continues following end-of-day closing highs rather than stopping at a funded lock point. The funded guide instead describes a lock at starting balance plus $100, with the $100K example reaching that floor after the relevant $103,100 closing milestone.

The dedicated scaling policy starts funded $100K Reserve at three minis or 30 micros, below the eight-mini evaluation maximum. Capacity increases through its published EOD milestones. Passing does not immediately preserve evaluation size.

For risk planning, a $150 planned loss uses 5% of the initial $3,000 allowance. Check both current contract capacity and distance to the active floor before applying that comparison to an actual order.

No payout buffer does not mean unlimited withdrawal

Reserve's general payout policy states no separate funded buffer. It still restricts a request to half the available profit and the account-size cap. After an approved payout, the loss floor locks at starting balance plus $100.

For an illustrative $101,000 balance with $1,000 available profit, the half-profit amount is $500. After a $500 account deduction, a $100,500 balance against a $100,100 locked floor leaves $400 of distance. Confirm the actual request preview and other conditions before relying on any calculation.

This is why absence of a separate buffer should not be confused with permission to withdraw the account down to its original maximum-loss allowance.

Net receipt and configuration checks

The published Futures share is 90%, with a 3% processing fee. A hypothetical approved $1,000 gross allocation gives $900 at the share, then $873 after that fee before other relevant costs.

Choose Reserve by its funded day count, partial-profit requests, EOD scaling and selected evaluation settings. Then apply CFP to the exact order and inspect the accepted rate rather than assuming every account receives the headline maximum.

How to apply the coupon

  1. Open the official Blue Guardian Futures website and select the account described above.
  2. Match its size, platform, payout package and paid options to the pricing row.
  3. Enter the applicable code before payment and apply it.
  4. Check the revised fee, separate charges and purchase terms; keep the receipt and issued rules.

Account sources reviewed on 24 October 2026. The offer comes from PFA's coupon record; this article reports no personal checkout or payout test.

Prop Firm Audit may receive affiliate commission from purchases made through its links. Program fees can be lost and rewards depend on the account terms.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

PFA lists up to 45%. The $101.20 example requires both the recorded $184 configured fee and the full maximum rate to apply.