Blue Guardian Futures
Blue Guardian has two Trustpilot profiles under different domains (blueguardian.com and blueguardianfutures.com) with different review counts -- used the one matching our stored website_url; worth the owner confirming which is the real futures-arm profile.
No evaluation, no profit target -- funded access immediately. Daily loss limit and EOD max drawdown both apply from day one. 20% consistency rule for payout eligibility. Modeled on the current ("July 21+") DLL figures.
Direct $25K
Instant Funding90% profit split
Firm notes
Futures-only prop firm (Blue Guardian also runs a separate CFD/forex product on a different domain/help center -- not this firm's data). 3 confirmed current types, all sourced directly from the firm's own futures help center (helpfutures.blueguardian.com): - **Standard**: evaluation -> funded, EOD trailing drawdown (locks at starting balance + $100 once reached), daily loss limit at every size except $25K (which has none), 40% consistency rule on FUNDED accounts only (none during evaluation). - **Reserve**: evaluation -> funded, EOD trailing drawdown (same lock mechanic), no daily loss limit at any size (an optional paid DLL add-on exists, $600-$3,000 by size, not modeled as a toggle -- noted only), 50% consistency rule during EVALUATION only (none stated for funded) -- the OPPOSITE polarity from Standard, confirmed directly from each type's own article, not a guess. - **Direct**: instant funding, no evaluation, no profit target -- funded access immediately on purchase. Both a daily loss limit and an overall EOD max drawdown apply from day one. 20% consistency rule for payout eligibility. Has its own real legacy-vs-current DLL split by purchase date (cutoff "July 21", year not stated) -- only the current ("July 21+") figures were found in the source reviewed; modeled as this plan's live rules, legacy figures not available to record. A 4th type, "Guardian" (8% profit target, no daily loss limit, 30% consistency, described in third-party aggregator content as removing the DLL entirely and using a higher profit target) was NOT modeled as a plan this round -- the only sourcing found for it cited a third, differently-spelled domain (help.blueguardianfutures.com) distinct from the confirmed futures help center (helpfutures.blueguardian.com) used for the other 3 types, a real risk of conflating two different sites/products. Flagged for the owner to confirm which domain is authoritative before this type is added. Real gap across all 3 modeled types: the actual account PURCHASE PRICE (checkout cost) was not found via a reliable primary source for any type/size -- reset fees, reactivation fees, and payout figures were all confirmed, but not the headline price. Aggregator search results gave numbers that looked promo-driven/inconsistent (discount codes baked into the figure) rather than a genuine list-price table -- left NULL throughout rather than guessed. Source: helpfutures.blueguardian.com, fetched directly (Standard, Reserve, Direct Account Rules articles), reviewed 2026-09-04. The futures-specific "Blue Guardian Futures" product launched Nov 2024; the parent Blue Guardian brand (forex/CFD) has operated since 2021. Used the futures product's own launch year since that's the specific business this database tracks.