
Getting funded with Blue Guardian Futures means choosing between Standard, Guardian, or Instant tiers and reaching a profit target without breaching the EOD trailing drawdown1. The Guardian tier has no daily loss limit1, while the Instant tier skips evaluation entirely for a one-time fee2.
This guide covers the evaluation structure, requirements for each tier, and the payout process after funding.
The entry-level option with a 6% profit target, daily loss limits, and a 40% consistency rule on payouts13. Starting at $63 one-time ($25K)2. Requires 5 winning days before payout3.
The premium option with an 8% profit target, no daily loss limit, higher position limits, and a 30% consistency rule13. Starting at $48 one-time ($25K)2. Requires 10 winning days before payout3. Activation fees apply upon passing2.
Skip evaluation entirely for $395-$9952. Immediate funded access with a 2% daily loss limit1 and a 20% consistency rule3. Requires 10 winning days before payout3.
All Standard evaluations use EOD trailing drawdown with daily loss limits1:
Guardian evaluations use EOD trailing drawdown with no daily loss limit and higher position limits1:
Blue Guardian Futures uses end-of-day (EOD) trailing drawdown for Standard and Guardian tiers1. The drawdown is calculated at market close rather than in real-time, giving traders room for intraday fluctuations without triggering a breach.
After passing the Standard or Guardian evaluation, you receive a funded account with similar drawdown parameters5. Guardian accounts require an activation fee upon passing2.
Traders keep 100% of the first $15,000 in profits, then 90% after that3. Challenge fees are refundable after the 4th payout2.
Maximum per payout during the first 60 days3:
Caps lift after 60 days with at least 3 successful payouts3.
The Guardian tier's no daily loss limit1 removes one risk boundary, leaving only the EOD trailing drawdown to manage. Higher position limits give more room for position sizing.
Since drawdown calculates at market close1, focus on managing positions to finish each day positively. Intraday fluctuations do not count against you as long as your end-of-day balance stays above the drawdown level.
Guardian has a higher profit target (8% vs 6% Standard)1 and tighter drawdown on some sizes. The trade-off for no daily loss limit is needing to earn more to pass while having less drawdown margin on certain accounts.
After passing, payout targets reset at 7%, then 4%, then 3% of starting balance3. Factor this into your profit expectations — you must re-earn to a target between each withdrawal.
Blue Guardian Futures offers three paths to funding with EOD trailing drawdown across evaluation tiers1. The Guardian tier's no daily loss limit1 and the Instant tier's skip-evaluation option2 provide flexibility for different trading styles.
Key considerations include the resetting payout targets (7%/4%/3%)3, payout caps during the first 60 days3, and the prohibition on fully automated trading4. The futures division launched in late 20246, so verify current plans and rules on the Blue Guardian Futures website before purchasing.
1 Blue Guardian Futures Help Center - Trading Parameters
2 Blue Guardian Futures Help Center - Evaluation Plans
3 Blue Guardian Futures Help Center - Payout Policy
4 Blue Guardian Futures Help Center - Prohibited Trading Strategies
5 Blue Guardian Futures Help Center - Funded Trading Parameters
6 Blue Guardian Blog - Futures Division Launch