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Quick answer

Blue Guardian Futures offers Standard, Reserve and Express one-phase evaluations with a 6% target, plus Direct simulated funding without an evaluation. The account families have different daily limits, drawdown, consistency, contract scaling and payout conditions. Choose the applicable rule set before comparing the purchase fee.

Use CFP for up to 45% off all Blue Guardian Futures accounts, including Standard, Reserve, Express and Direct. Verified on 25 October 2026. The applied rate depends on the selected configuration; 45% is the maximum offer, not a guaranteed reduction on every order.

Updated 10 October 2026. Account rules and regular prices are based on the official sources below, including the 10 October 2026 public checkout observations. Coupon verification is supplied by Yash R.; the conditional price calculations are separate from any coupon-tested order. This is the Futures review; Blue Guardian Forex/CFD has its own products and terms.

Blue Guardian Futures at a glance

DetailCurrent information
Account modelsStandard, Reserve, Express and Direct
Account sizes$25K, $50K, $100K and $150K
Entry routeEvaluation for Standard, Reserve and Express; simulated-funded entry for Direct
PlatformsDeepCharts or Tradovate/NinjaTrader; TradingView connects through Tradovate
Published trader share90%; separate processing fees can apply
Entry-fee structureOne-time purchase; no monthly renewal or additional funded activation fee
CouponCFP, up to 45% off all account types
Coupon verification25 October 2026 by Yash R.
Important qualificationActual rate, account rules and later charges depend on the selected configuration

Account models and trading rules

FeatureStandardReserveExpressDirect
EntryOne-phase evaluationOne-phase evaluationOne-phase evaluationImmediate funded stage
Evaluation target6%6%6%None
Consistency stageFunded: 40%Evaluation: 50% default; optional 40%Evaluation: 40%Payouts: 20%, then 25%, then 30%
Funded contract structureFixed limitsEOD scalingEOD scalingFixed limits
Payout approach3-day availability plus other conditionsFive winning days plus other conditionsDaily eligibility plus buffer and other conditionsProfit goal and consistency
Separate payout bufferYesNo under general policyYesNo

Sources: Standard rules, Reserve rules, Express rules and Direct rules. Contract structure follows the dedicated scaling policy; buffer comparisons follow the payout policy. Reserve's overview and detailed section disagree about its default consistency. The checkout checked on 10 October showed 50% by default and a lower-priced 40% option, both with the daily loss limit on.

Standard: fixed size with funded consistency

Standard suits a comparison centered on predictable contract access. A trader who passes still has to meet 40% funded consistency and leave the payout buffer intact. A large winning day can postpone eligibility even when the balance is profitable.

The absence of a listed evaluation consistency percentage can make Standard easier to compare for traders with uneven evaluation results. It should not be read as a promise of a one-day pass: targets, reviews and every other rule still apply.

Reserve: optional daily-loss removal and five winning days

Reserve's detailed current policy includes a daily loss limit by default. Removing it requires the no-daily-loss-limit option. The overview's no-limit description is inconsistent with that detailed section, so a buyer should check the selected configuration rather than assume the restriction is absent.

Reserve's withdrawal structure can suit someone able to produce repeated qualifying days. Each cycle needs five winning days, and applicable later cycles need a minimum net-profit total. A losing day can therefore delay a payout even after five qualifying wins. Funded scaling also means the largest evaluation position may be unavailable immediately after passing.

Express: daily payout opportunities with a protected buffer

Express is an evaluation account with a 6% target and 40% challenge consistency. No funded consistency percentage is listed. Its main distinction is daily payout eligibility, subject to its buffer, minimum request, cap and fresh-profit requirement.

For current $25K Express, the evaluation has no daily loss limit but the funded stage has a $500 limit. On $100K and $150K Express, the overall drawdown allowances are smaller than the corresponding Standard or Reserve amounts. Compare that loss room before choosing a plan for its payout frequency.

Direct: skip evaluation, retain payout goals

Direct starts at the funded stage after the required account agreement. Its first payout uses 20% consistency, its second 25%, and later payouts 30%. There is no separate payout buffer, but cycle profit goals and caps still apply.

A trader comparing Direct with an evaluation should budget the actual purchase fee and test whether normal trading results satisfy the first-payout rules. “No evaluation target” does not mean every profitable balance is withdrawable.

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

SizeStandardReserve defaultExpress evaluation / fundedDirect current
$25KNone$600None / $500$1,000
$50K$1,000$1,200$1,000 / $1,000$1,250
$100K$2,000$1,700$1,250 / $1,250$2,500
$150K$3,000$3,000$1,750 / $1,750$3,000

Reserve's detailed rule section now describes a daily loss limit by default and an optional no-daily-loss-limit add-on. Its overview still says otherwise. Confirm the selected order and agreement. 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

SizeStandard overviewReserveExpress currentDirect
$25K$1,000*$1,000$1,000$1,500
$50K$2,000$2,000$2,000$2,000
$100K$3,500$3,000$2,500$3,500
$150K$5,000$4,500$3,500$4,500

*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.

Drawdown and daily-loss controls serve different purposes

An EOD trailing floor responds to new highest closing balances rather than intraday unrealized highs. It does not move down after a loss. Current model pages describe the eventual fixed floor as starting balance plus $100, and the payout policy applies that floor after an approved withdrawal.

The allowance is more useful for comparing risk than the nominal account label. For example, the published $100K drawdown allowances are $3,500 Standard, $3,000 Reserve, $2,500 Express and $3,500 Direct. Those differences remain after applying a coupon.

A daily-loss soft breach temporarily suspends trading under the relevant rules. Do not interpret that recovery as protection against crossing the overall loss floor.

Payout caps: compare the same account size

The following table uses $50K accounts so the model differences are visible without changing nominal size.

$50K modelPayout capKey condition before request
Standard$2,500 first; $3,000 second onward$2,100 buffer, 40% funded consistency and 3-day availability
Reserve50% of accumulated profit, up to $2,000Five days of at least $150 each; applicable later cycles also need $750 net profit
Express$1,100 per eligible day$2,100 buffer and $500 size-specific minimum; fresh profit rule from payout two
Direct$2,000 for payouts 1–3; $2,500 from payout 4$3,000 first-cycle profit goal; $2,000 later-cycle goal; consistency

Sources: payout comparison, Reserve eligibility and Express eligibility. Reserve's later net-profit condition applies to payouts 2–5 on accounts purchased on or after July 27, 2026. For Express purchases covered by the September 2 update, profit since the previous payout must reach at least half that payout before the next request.

Official payout conflicts to resolve before relying on a number

Express's current dedicated page lists $100K/$150K buffers of $2,600/$3,600; the general payout page lists $3,600/$5,100. Its size-specific minimum table lists $250/$500/$1,000/$1,500 for $25K/$50K/$100K/$150K, while older method footers and the generic $500 minimum differ. The detailed Direct page lists a $1,000 minimum, another reason not to apply the generic figure universally.

Use the applicable account dashboard and written support clarification when these figures affect eligibility. Do not treat the most favorable conflicting number as a settled rule.

Profit split is separate from processing and delivery

The published trader split is 90%, with a 3% processing fee in the general policy. The final amount received is not simply the headline cap. The 24-business-hour guarantee starts only after eligibility, documents and required actions are complete; review, holidays and provider issues can affect the clock. For a qualifying missed processing deadline, the detailed guarantee describes an additional 10% profit share on the affected payout. Weekends, bank holidays, compliance/risk reviews, provider onboarding or processing delays, pending documents and required trader responses can pause or exclude the clock. It is a processing commitment, not a promise of instant bank arrival.

Contract size, platform and trading conduct

At $50K, Standard and Direct allow a fixed four-mini equivalent, while funded Reserve and Express start at two and use EOD tiers. All simultaneous positions count, and ten micros equal one mini. A falling qualifying balance can reduce a scaling tier. See contract limits.

The purchase choices are DeepCharts and Tradovate/NinjaTrader; TradingView connects through Tradovate. DeepCharts uses DXFeed and includes CME Level 1 by default; optional exchange or Level 2 data can cost extra. Check instruments and data costs separately in the official platform guide. Fully automated AI, bots and hands-off trading are prohibited even if a platform supports automation. Semi-automated tools require active monitoring and manual management; permitted own-account copying must still follow every account’s limits. Own-account copying is allowed, but copying other traders and third-party management are not; see trading conduct.

Current simulated-account news permissions do not carry into the earned Live tier, where news trading is prohibited. Live promotion is discretionary, not an automatic benefit after a specified number of payouts.

Inactivity, KYC and Country Rules

  • Evaluation inactivity: At least one trade every 30 calendar days.
  • Funded inactivity: At least one trade every 7 calendar days.
  • KYC/AML: Identity verification is required before payouts. Only one verified profile is allowed per person, and documents must remain valid.
  • Restricted jurisdictions: Blue Guardian publishes a restricted-country list and may change eligibility for regulatory, sanctions, fraud-risk or compliance reasons. Traders should confirm country eligibility before purchase.
  • Live eligibility differs: Some countries can use evaluation and simulated-funded accounts but cannot progress to live funding. Location, citizenship and AML review can affect the live route.

Current account prices and CFP maximum-rate calculations

Account and rule configuration
Standard Challenge
$84.70
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with code
Size
$25K
Code
CFP
Offer
Up to 45% off
Saving if full 45% applies
$69.30
Price if full 45% applies
$84.70

Entry cost and later charges

The official introduction describes one-time account purchases without monthly renewal or a separate funded activation payment after passing. Trading commissions, optional data, upgrades, recovery purchases, tax and payment-related costs remain separate. Standard and Express reset prices are fixed under their rules and are not reduced by coupon codes.

The nominal account balance is a program label, not owned cash or a withdrawable deposit. A lower entry fee does not increase maximum loss allowance or guarantee a payout. Compare the selected account’s future charges and rule conditions, not only its headline fee.

How to use CFP

  1. Open the official Blue Guardian checkout and select Futures.
  2. Select the model, size and platform, then record the exact options.
  3. Review the current evaluation and funded-stage rules, eligibility and additional charges.
  4. Enter CFP before payment and inspect the actual accepted percentage and eligible fee.
  5. Compare the full total with the matching configuration. The offer is up to 45%, not a guaranteed 45% on every order.
  6. Save the receipt and issued account rules if you proceed; ask official support to resolve an unexplained mismatch before paying.

Practical strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Four distinct account paths for different risk and payout preferences
  • One-time fees with no funded activation fee
  • 90% trader profit split on current simulated-funded models
  • Reserve has no funded payout buffer; a no-DLL option must be selected under the current detailed rules
  • Express supports daily payout eligibility after its buffer
  • Published contract caps vary by size; confirm stage-specific scaling before increasing contracts
  • Same-owner copy trading is permitted under the conduct rules; simulated-stage news permission does not carry into earned Live accounts

Limitations

  • Payout rules vary substantially between the four models
  • Standard and Express require non-withdrawable funded buffers
  • Reserve needs five winning days and newer accounts add net-profit gates for payouts two through five
  • Direct uses payout goals plus 20%, 25% and 30% consistency despite skipping evaluation
  • Reserve and Express start funded with reduced contract limits
  • The general payout policy states a 3% processing fee
  • Some official Help Center drawdown and minimum-withdrawal figures currently conflict

Who should compare this firm?

Choose a model using its funded conditions, then compare the matching platform price. An instant entry or faster pass does not make all profit withdrawable immediately.

Rating context

The existing PFA score and star/subratings are preserved. This source audit did not test customer support, live execution or payment performance, and it does not treat the affiliate offer as evidence of reliability. The documented rule inconsistencies above should be read alongside the numerical rating.

Account allocation and ongoing activity

The allocation policy allows at most five accounts to be traded simultaneously in the funded stage. Additional eligible or Direct accounts wait inactive until capacity opens. Five $150K account labels total $750K nominal allocation; that is not $750K of usable loss room.

Track activity by individual account and stage. A one-time fee does not waive the evaluation’s 30-calendar-day or funded account’s 7-calendar-day activity requirement. For an inactive queued account or a new stage, confirm the applicable starting event and dashboard status rather than inventing a grace period.

The issued account agreement, dashboard and official clarification govern eligibility when published sources conflict. Prop Firm Audit may earn an affiliate commission; program fees can be lost and rewards are not guaranteed.

Trading Conditions

Profit split
90%
Max drawdown
$1,000–$5,000 by current official model/size table
Daily drawdown
Standard: none/$1K/$2K/$3K; Reserve DLL-on: $600/$1.2K/$1.7K/$3K; Express $25K none eval/$500 funded, then $1K/$1.25K/$1.75K; current Direct: $1K/$1.25K/$2.5K/$3K. Sizes ascend $25K/$50K/$100K/$150K; legacy terms can differ.
Profit target
6% for Standard/Reserve/Express evaluations; no evaluation target on Direct
Min trading days
1 days
Payout frequency
Standard: 3 days plus conditions; Reserve: 5 winning days; Express: daily with conditions; Direct: cycle goals
Platforms
Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradingView via Tradovate, DeepCharts
Instruments
Futures
  • News tradingAllowed
  • EAs / botsNot allowed
  • Copy tradingAllowed

Audit Points

  1. 11. Blue Guardian Futures was established as the futures division of Blue Guardian in November 2024 and operates from the United Arab Emirates.
  2. 22. The firm offers multiple futures account models, including Standard, Reserve, Express and Direct funding options.
  3. 33. Standard, Reserve and Express use one-phase evaluations with a 6% target; Direct skips evaluation and retains funded payout objectives.
  4. 44. Maximum drawdown follows an end-of-day trailing model and locks after reaching the applicable account threshold.
  5. 55. The Standard model has a 2% daily loss limit on most account sizes. The $25,000 Standard account does not have a daily loss limit.
  6. 66. Blue Guardian Futures does not currently charge monthly subscription fees or funded-account activation fees.
  7. 77. Standard, Reserve and Express permit news trading in challenge and simulated-funded stages; earned Live accounts prohibit news trading.
  8. 88. Copy trading is allowed only between accounts owned by the same trader. Copying another trader, signal provider or trading group is prohibited.
  9. 99. Eligible payouts use a 24-business-hour processing guarantee with exclusions; Rise and cryptocurrency are listed, and the general policy publishes a 3% processing fee.
  10. 1010. Current Reserve checkout defaults to DLL on and 50% evaluation consistency, with separate no-DLL and 40% options; parts of the help-page overview conflict.
  11. 1111. Express post-September-2 accounts use revised daily/overall loss limits and require new profit of at least 50% of the previous payout from cycle two.
  12. 1212. Existing editorial scores are preserved; this update does not assert firsthand service or payment testing.
  13. 1313. CFP covers all Blue Guardian Futures account purchases with up to 45% off, verified 25 October 2026 by Yash R.; the accepted rate depends on the selected configuration.
  14. 1414. Fully automated AI/bots and hands-off trading are prohibited. Actively monitored semi-automation and permitted same-owner copying remain subject to conduct and risk rules.

Blue Guardian Futures — Frequently Asked Questions

CFP offers up to 45% off all Blue Guardian Futures accounts, including Standard, Reserve, Express and Direct. Verified on 25 October 2026. The applied percentage depends on the selected configuration, so check the accepted reduction and total before payment.

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