Blue Guardian Futures Standard $100K: CFP Coupon, Rules and Fees

Quick answer

Blue Guardian Futures Standard $100K is a one-phase simulated futures evaluation. Its evaluation objective is $6,000 with a $3,500 EOD loss allowance and a $2,000 daily soft stop. Funded payouts add a 40% consistency test and a protected buffer. Use CFP for the up to 45% off Blue Guardian Futures offer. With the $330.00 regular base reference, the calculated final fee is $181.50 if the maximum rate applies to this configuration.

This account has an important purchase-date distinction. Standard evaluations purchased on or after 22 October 2026 keep trailing the highest EOD closing balance throughout evaluation. The familiar starting-balance-plus-$100 lock still applies to funded accounts and older evaluations, so applying that lock to a new challenge would overstate its remaining loss room.

Coupon box: CFP

Firm: Blue Guardian Futures Account: Blue Guardian Futures Standard $100K Coupon code: CFP Offer: up to 45% off Code verified today, 23 October 2026. Verification basis: Prop Firm Audit's publisher-confirmed coupon record. Market: Exchange-listed futures

The verification date concerns the coupon record. Rule research and price references are identified separately below. A displayed promotion from another code is not the regular-price base for this calculation, and no stacking is assumed.

Blue Guardian Futures Standard $100K price after the coupon

The $330 regular fee is PFA's dated 10 October 2026 public-checkout reference for Futures, Tradovate, quantity one, without a code. The $181.50 result is conditional arithmetic at the maximum CFP rate, not a fresh order quote. Rules were reviewed on 23 October and include the new 22 October evaluation change.

The maximum-rate example uses regular base × 0.55. If the accepted reduction is smaller, recalculate with regular base × (1 − accepted rate). Amounts are rounded to cents; savings equal the listed regular base minus the rounded discounted base. Payment conversion, tax, execution charges and any separately priced service are additional to the base calculation.

What the purchase fee buys

The entry fee buys this single evaluation. It does not include a later reset or funded reactivation. The official $100K Standard evaluation reset fee is $223 and is unchanged by promotions or coupon codes. A breached funded account can be reactivated only before its first payout, at $900 for this size, up to two times within the published 30-calendar-day availability period. Those separate services are excluded from the coupon calculation.

Single-account rules at a glance

The nominal $100,000 is the program's account balance, not cash transferred to the trader. The usable loss allowance is $3,500 initially. Targets, day counts, position limits and payout tests are separate requirements: reaching one does not satisfy the others.

Profit objective and trading-day examples

A $6,000 evaluation profit brings the nominal balance to $106,000 before other adjustments. With no evaluation consistency percentage listed, the official model permits a one-day completion path, subject to rule review. That does not extend to funded withdrawals. For example, a $2,000 best funded day out of $5,000 total is exactly 40%; the rule text says the request remains unavailable at or above that boundary. More than $5,000 total is needed for that particular best day to fall below 40%.

Initial loss allowance in smaller units

For example, an adverse move costing $350 uses 10% of this account's initial overall loss allowance even though it is only 0.35% of its nominal balance. Ten such units equal the starting allowance before commissions, slippage or other costs. This comparison explains the difference between advertised account size and actual room above a breach level; it is not a suggested trade size or a prediction of how many trades an account can survive.

Drawdown and the daily boundary

The initial maximum-loss floor is $96,500. While the floor is still trailing, a new end-of-day closing high of $101,750 would move a fixed-distance $3,500 floor to $98,250. A losing session does not lower the high-water mark. An unrealized gain is not an end-of-day close, but floating losses can still breach the active floor during the session. For a new evaluation bought today, a $104,000 highest EOD balance means a $100,500 floor, and later closing highs continue raising it. On the funded $100K account, the separate lock occurs at a $103,600 EOD balance and fixes the floor at $100,100.

The $2,000 daily limit considers balance or equity and can close open positions and suspend trading until the next trading day. A soft daily suspension does not forgive an overall-floor breach. A profitable session can also raise the next EOD floor, so the next session's available room should be read from the active threshold rather than the original $96,500 floor.

The funded lock and the payout buffer are separate concepts. The $100,100 fixed floor is an account survival threshold, while the $103,600 buffer balance restricts withdrawals. After a payout the official floor is locked at $100,100. The updated evaluation rule applies to purchases from 22 October 2026; an older evaluation retains its purchase-date terms.

Funded-stage payout conditions

The dedicated Standard page lists a first-request cap of $3,000 and $3,500 from the second request onward. Only profit beyond the $3,600 buffer above initial balance can be withdrawn, so $103,600 must remain intact. Funded consistency must be below 40%. The schedule states three days after placing the first trade; the minimum request is $500 through either Rise or crypto. The published trader share is 90%. Processing is stated as 24 business hours under the applicable review conditions; processing and delivery charges should be checked separately.

One concrete request example

Assume the funded balance is $107,000, total cycle profit is $7,000 and the largest winning day is $1,500. The best-day ratio is 21.43%. A $3,000 first request fits the cap and leaves $104,000, above the $103,600 buffer. A 90% share would be $2,700 before separate charges. This example assumes the schedule and all account checks are also satisfied.

A request amount and the trader's received share are different figures. Withdrawal deductions also change the balance left above the loss floor. Check both the remaining balance and every cycle requirement before making another trade or submitting another request.

Trading permissions and operational details

The model's rules allow news trading in evaluation and simulated-funded accounts. The separate earned Live tier has its own news restriction; simulated-account permission does not carry into that tier. Copying is allowed between accounts legally owned by the same trader, including the trader's own external accounts. Copying another trader, signal service or managed account is prohibited. Less than 50% of total profit may come from trades held for under ten seconds. A stop loss is encouraged rather than universally mandatory, but all-in sizing, martingale and using the breach floor as a substitute for risk controls can trigger review. Confirm the session cutoff, exchange calendar, data package and active contract allowance in the selected platform.

How to apply CFP to this account

1. Open the official Blue Guardian Futures plan selector.
2. Select Blue Guardian Futures Standard $100K, then check the named market, platform and options against the account described here.
3. Enter CFP before payment. Read the accepted discount line for this exact configuration.
4. Compare the undiscounted base, actual saving, option charges and complete order total. Use the accepted rate rather than assuming every account receives the maximum.
5. Retain the receipt, selected rule set and account agreement. If the order does not show the expected offer, resolve the difference with support before paying.

What matters before choosing Blue Guardian Futures Standard $100K

Compare the $6,000 target against $3,500 of initial loss room and the new evaluation floor that keeps moving after it crosses the original balance. Then compare the funded buffer and consistency test with the trading pattern you expect to produce. The lower coupon fee does not change the new drawdown treatment or make the full profit balance withdrawable.

The useful comparison is the complete purchase commitment together with the target, drawdown method and first-withdrawal conditions. A lower entry price does not reduce the objective or remove the rule tests described above. Review the configuration that will actually be issued rather than borrowing a more attractive condition from another plan.

Sources and related reading

Official rules reviewed on 23 October 2026. Coupon verification is publisher-confirmed for the same date; this article does not claim an independent checkout or payout test.

• Official Standard rules and 22 October drawdown update
• Payout policy and separate processing terms
• Funded contract limits and scaling
• PFA Blue Guardian Futures review
• Current Blue Guardian Futures coupon terms and pricing

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