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    Blue Guardian Review & Live Pricing (November 2026)

    CFD and futures under one roof, splits up to 100% on Nano plans, futures payouts every business day on Express

    $11
    Cheapest entry

    Instant Starter · $5K

    90%
    Best profit split

    Futures Direct

    Daily
    Fastest payout

    Futures Express

    Dubai, UAE / St. Lucia · trading since 2021

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    Market

    Program

    Account size

    $347 today with code BG25. Hit $8,000 in profit, then your first payout can leave after 14 active trading days.

    2 Step Standard · $100K

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    Evaluation

    Profit target
    $8,0008%
    Max drawdown
    $8,0008%, static
    Daily loss limit
    $4,000
    Minimum trading days
    3

    Once funded

    Profit split
    85%Up to 90%
    First payout
    After 14 active trading days
    Payout cadence
    Every 14 active trading days
    Details

    P2 target 4%; leverage 1:50; NOV30 30% (banner 5 Nov 2026, card prices computed at 30%)

    Data checked · Source: blueguardian.com

    Discount codes

    • BG2525% offAll programs

    Codes checked 11 November 2026

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    Cost to your first payout

    • Entry price$347
    • Total paid$347

    Break-even on your first payout: $409 of profit.

    Which product should you buy

    The two figures that decide between Blue Guardian's products, on the market you selected.

    Instant Starter

    $11 to start.

    $11
    Entry from

    1 Step Nano

    $20 to start.

    $20
    Entry from

    2 Step Standard

    $24 to start, 85% of profit, a payout every 14 active days.

    $24
    Entry from
    85%
    Profit split
    Every 14 active days
    Payout cadence

    1 Step Standard

    $30 to start, 85% of profit, a payout every 14 active days.

    $30
    Entry from
    85%
    Profit split
    Every 14 active days
    Payout cadence

    2 Step Nano

    $50 to start.

    $50
    Entry from

    CFD Instant

    $54 to start.

    $54
    Entry from

    Blue Guardian at a glance

    What Blue Guardian is, in the numbers we keep on file.

    Markets
    Forex, Indices, Metals, Crypto, Oil
    Account sizes
    $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K, $400K
    Evaluation
    Instant, 1/2/3-Step, Futures
    US traders
    Yes
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    Payout methods
    Wire, Crypto, Rise
    Trustpilot
    Rating withheld by Trustpilot (checked 3 Oct 2026)

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    Editorial review

    Our read on Blue Guardian: what works, what to watch, and who it suits.

    By the PropTraderCheck Research Desk. Data checked 11 November 2026. Corrections

    Overview

    Blue Guardian sells CFD and futures accounts under one roof. The firm lists Dubai, UAE and St. Lucia as its base and dates to 2021. CFD buyers choose between 1 Step Standard, 2 Step Standard, 1 Step Nano, 2 Step Nano, CFD Instant and Instant Starter. Futures buyers choose between Futures Standard, Futures Express, Futures Reserve and Futures Direct, the last one funded with no evaluation. Markets cover forex, indices, metals, crypto and oil on the CFD side.

    Cost to pass

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    Each plan carries an upfront fee that scales with account size; the live price card above shows amounts. Our data records no activation, monthly or reset fee for any active Blue Guardian plan, so add ons drive most of the extra cost. The help centre lists a 7 Day Payout Add On and a split add on that lifts funded CFD accounts to 90%, and Futures Express and Futures Reserve sell a 50% consistency option at a higher price. CFD Instant, Instant Starter and Futures Direct skip the evaluation entirely.

    Rule gotchas

    • Drawdown varies by plan: 6% trailing on 1 Step Standard, 1 Step Nano and CFD Instant; 8% static on 2 Step Standard; 10% static on 2 Step Nano; end of day trailing on every futures plan.
    • Most plans carry a daily loss limit, but the smallest Futures Standard and Futures Express sizes do not, and Futures Reserve also sells a no daily loss limit option. On Futures Standard the limit is a soft breach.
    • Consistency gates payouts: 50% on Nano funded accounts, 15% to 20% on instant accounts, 40% on Futures Express and Futures Reserve, and 20% rising to 30% across Futures Direct payouts.
    • 1 Step Standard and 2 Step Standard require 3 minimum trading days. 1 Step Nano sets none in the evaluation but needs 5 trading days once funded before a payout.
    • CFD Instant bans news trading.

    Payout mechanics

    Funded 1 Step Standard and 2 Step Standard accounts default to an 85% split, or 90% with the add on, and the Nano plans reach up to 100%. On the Standard plans the first payout opens 14 days in, then every 14 days, or every 7 days with the add on. 1 Step Nano pays as often as weekly, while 2 Step Nano pays every 2 weeks with a cap of 2% of balance. CFD Instant opens the first payout after 5 active days. On futures, Futures Standard pays every 3 days with caps that scale with consistency, Futures Express pays every business day under a daily cap, Futures Reserve uses flat caps and moves traders to Live after 5 payouts, and Futures Direct pays 90% with a first payout goal of 6% of account size.

    What changed recently

    No rule, pricing or payout changes appear in our public changelog for Blue Guardian in the past 6 months.

    Who it fits

    Blue Guardian fits traders who want CFD and futures under one firm and like choosing drawdown style and payout cadence plan by plan. Traders who want one simple rulebook will find the add ons and per plan consistency gates a lot to track.

    Blue Guardian questions, answered

    How much does Blue Guardian cost?

    Each Blue Guardian plan charges an upfront fee that scales with account size, and optional add ons such as faster payouts or a higher split cost extra. Our data records no activation or monthly fee. The live price card on this page shows current amounts.

    What profit split does Blue Guardian pay?

    Funded 1 Step Standard and 2 Step Standard accounts default to 85%, or 90% with the split add on, and Nano plans reach up to 100%. Futures Direct pays 90%.

    How fast are Blue Guardian payouts?

    On the Standard CFD plans the first payout opens 14 days in, then every 14 days, or every 7 days with the add on. Futures Express pays every business day and Futures Standard every 3 days.

    Does Blue Guardian have a consistency rule?

    Yes, on payouts. Nano funded accounts use 50%, instant accounts 15% to 20%, Futures Express and Futures Reserve 40%, and Futures Direct steps from 20% to 30%.

    What drawdown does Blue Guardian use?

    1 Step Standard, 1 Step Nano and CFD Instant use a 6% trailing drawdown, 2 Step Standard uses 8% static and 2 Step Nano 10% static. All futures plans use an end of day trailing drawdown.

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