Blue Guardian Futures Rules: All Accounts + CFP Up to 45% Off

Quick answer

Blue Guardian Futures rules differ across Standard, Reserve, Express and Direct. Standard has funded-stage consistency; Reserve and Express apply consistency during evaluation; Direct skips the evaluation and uses payout-stage profit goals. All four require attention to the active loss floor, payout conditions and permitted trading conduct.

Coupon details

The code affects the accepted purchase fee. The selected account’s trading, risk and payout conditions still apply.

Reviewed 25 October 2026 by Yash R. This guide covers all four current account families and flags official-source conflicts that can affect a purchase or withdrawal. Older accounts can retain different rules.

Evaluation targets and consistency rules

Standard, Reserve and Express use one evaluation phase with a 6% target: $1,500, $3,000, $6,000 and $9,000 for $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K respectively. Direct skips the evaluation but still has payout profit goals.

The current Reserve rule guide lists 50% challenge consistency and an optional lower-priced 40% setting. Both the consistency setting and optional daily loss limit must match the selected order. The reference-price rows below use the stated 50% configuration with DLL on. Do not carry a Reserve consistency cushion into Express. Where official wording alternates between “at most” a percentage and “below” it, leave headroom and use the account dashboard's eligibility result. Sources: Standard rules, Reserve rules, Express rules and Direct rules.

Daily loss limits and maximum drawdown by account

Amounts below are USD for current account configurations. A daily loss limit is a session control; the overall maximum loss limit is a separate account threshold.

Daily loss limits

Reserve has no daily loss limit by default. The current Reserve rule guide allows an optional daily loss limit for a lower purchase price. The DLL-on figures in this guide apply only when that option is selected. Express loss updates are dated September 2; earlier purchases retain their original terms. Direct accounts purchased before July 21, 2026 retain no daily loss limit. Separately, $50K Direct accounts bought July 21–26, 2026 retain a $1,500 daily limit.

End-of-day maximum drawdown allowances

*Standard's $25K overview states $1,000, but its $26,600 end-of-day lock example implies a different allowance. Verify that pairing with support before sizing risk. Sources: Standard rules, Reserve rules, Express rules and Direct rules.

How EOD trailing drawdown works

The current model pages describe a floor that follows new highest end-of-day closing balances, never moves back down after losses, and stops at the starting balance plus $100. An intraday unrealized gain does not itself lift that floor. The floor remains an active loss threshold during trading; EOD calculation does not authorize an intraday breach.

For example, the published $50K/$2,000 structure locks its maximum loss limit at $50,100 after a $52,100 end-of-day balance. A $53,000 balance then has $2,900 above that floor. Withdrawals reduce the remaining cushion, and the payout policy also locks the floor at starting balance plus $100 after an approved payout.

A daily-loss soft breach closes positions and suspends trading for the session under the model rules. It does not remove the separate overall loss threshold. Check both before each order.

Contract limits change when Reserve or Express becomes funded

The dedicated contract-limit policy gives Standard and Direct fixed limits of 1, 4, 8 and 12 minis across $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K. Express evaluation uses the same sequence; Reserve evaluation allows 2 minis on $25K and 4, 8 and 12 on the larger sizes.

Funded Reserve and Express begin at 1, 2, 3 and 3 minis. Their permitted size rises through end-of-day profit tiers and can fall when the qualifying balance falls. One mini equals ten micros for the combined simultaneous-position limit. Model overview tables that say Standard or Direct has scaling conflict with this dedicated policy.

Check the current tier after funding, losses or a withdrawal. Evaluation buying power is not evidence of today's funded limit.

Payout rules by model

These are eligibility structures, not promises of payment on a calendar date. The general payout policy lists a 90% trader share and a 3% processing fee. Final receipts depend on the applicable deductions; do not treat a payout cap as take-home cash.

Express payout figures need careful source matching

The dedicated Express rules currently give buffer profits of $1,100/$2,100/$2,600/$3,600 and a $250 minimum request at every Express account size. Daily caps are $600/$1,100/$1,500/$2,500. From the second payout, September 2 onward accounts need fresh profit of at least 50% of the previous payout.

The current general payout policy and dedicated Express guide agree on those Express buffers and the $250 Express minimum. Standard, Reserve and Direct have a separate $500 method minimum. Match the account model before applying a payout threshold.

Reserve and Direct require profit beyond a simple green day

Reserve winning-day minimums are $100/$150/$200/$250. For accounts bought on or after July 27, 2026, payouts 2–5 also require net profit of $500/$750/$1,000/$1,250 since the previous approved payout. Losses count against that total. See the Reserve policy.

Direct first-payout profit goals are $1,500/$3,000/$6,000/$9,000; later-cycle goals are $1,000/$2,000/$3,500/$4,500. Skipping an evaluation does not skip these withdrawal conditions. See the Direct policy.

Trading conduct, news and session rules

• Copying is permitted between accounts owned by the same trader, including external accounts. Third-party signals, account management and copying other traders are prohibited.
• Fully automated bots and hands-off trading are prohibited. Semi-automation requires active monitoring and manual management.
• Hedging to offset risk across the same or correlated instruments, martingale and simulated-fill exploitation are prohibited.
• Less than 50% of profits may come from trades lasting under ten seconds. These requirements apply during evaluation and funded trading. See prohibited strategies.
• The model pages allow news trading for simulated challenge/funded accounts. The separate Live program prohibits news trading. Funded and Live are distinct stages.
• The published trading session runs 18:00–16:10 New York time. Open trades are automatically closed at 16:10; that automatic closure itself is not a breach. See trading hours.

Fees, platforms and account readiness

Current Futures accounts have one-time purchase fees without monthly renewal or an additional funded activation fee. Optional services and recovery charges still need separate checking. Evaluation accounts require activity within 30 calendar days; funded accounts within 7. Payout KYC must be complete. See the program introduction.

The two purchase routes are DeepCharts and Tradovate/NinjaTrader, with TradingView connectivity through Tradovate. Platform capability does not override the trading-conduct policy. Check data coverage and optional feed charges in the platform guide.

Qualifying payouts are processed within 24 business hours under the detailed guarantee; weekends, bank holidays, compliance review and outstanding trader/provider actions can pause or exclude that clock. Processing is separate from arrival in a bank account or wallet.

CFP discount and current account prices

Coupon verified on 25 October 2026.

CFP: up to 45% off all Blue Guardian Futures account types. Coupon verified on 25 October 2026 by Yash R. The offer covers Standard, Reserve, Express and Direct. The actual reduction depends on the selected purchase; 45% is the maximum advertised saving.

Pricing calculations reviewed: 25 October 2026. The figures use recorded regular-fee references for the stated configuration; confirm the current fee and accepted offer before payment. See official checkout. Reserve rows use its selected 50% evaluation consistency with the daily loss limit on. The separate 40% consistency and no-daily-loss options are excluded from those rows. Express uses the documented 40% evaluation rule; DeepCharts displayed the same Express prices.

The optional Reserve 40% configuration displayed totals of $64/$112/$148/$296 in ascending size order, including separate option adjustments. Those configured totals are not used as coupon bases here because the discount treatment of the adjustment needs confirmation.

The last two columns are conditional arithmetic, not confirmed CFP checkout quotes. At the maximum rate, saving equals regular price multiplied by 0.45 and the remaining account price equals regular price multiplied by 0.55, rounded to cents. Taxes, paid options and other charges can change the total. No stacking with bundle offers is assumed. These figures do not establish discounts on resets, reactivations, data fees or other later charges.

Select the model, size, platform and options, enter CFP, then inspect the refreshed order total before paying. Read the Blue Guardian Futures CFP coupon guide for offer details. The coupon changes the purchase price only.

Before buying or requesting a payout

The account-allocation policy limits simultaneous funded trading to five accounts. Additional qualifying or Direct accounts wait inactive until capacity opens. Five $150K accounts total $750K in nominal labels; this arithmetic does not mean $750K of usable loss capacity.

Record the model, account size, purchase date and selected options. Then check the daily loss limit, current maximum loss floor, funded contract tier, consistency metric, payout minimum, protected balance and remaining cushion after withdrawal.

Ask support to reconcile a conflicting published rule before trading against it. Save the answer with the order confirmation. A cheaper entry fee is useful only if the account's actual conditions fit the trading plan.

Continue with the Blue Guardian Futures review, the four-account comparison and the contract limits guide.

How to use Blue Guardian Futures coupon code CFP

1. Open the official Blue Guardian Futures website and select the account model, size and intended options.
2. Read the selected account’s fees, loss limits, trading rules and payout conditions.
3. Enter CFP before payment and apply it. Check the accepted saving against the current offer terms.
4. Review the complete order total, including separate charges, and retain the receipt and issued account terms.