Blue Guardian Futures Review
UAE futures firm with one-time fees, no activation fee, and tiered 100%/90% split
How Blue Guardian Futures compares
Trade-offs
- Rated 4.1/5 across TrustPilot & Prop Firm Match, below the 4.6 median among the 12 futures firms we track.
Ratings
Ratings aggregated from TrustPilot & Prop Firm Match, verified 2026-06.
About Blue Guardian Futures
UAE-based futures prop firm launched November 2024 offering four program types across 13 configurations. Uses one-time fees with no activation cost, EOD trailing drawdown, and a 100% split on the first $15,000 dropping to 90% thereafter.
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Challenges & pricing
Blue Guardian Futures' cheapest plan is a $25,000 1-step account at $110; the largest funded account is $150,000 (from $386). In total Blue Guardian Futures lists 15 plan configurations across 4 account models, with profit splits up to 90%.
Blue Guardian Futures' Standard runs from a $25,000 1-step account at $154 up to $150,000 at $424, with a profit split of 90%.
Blue Guardian Futures' Reserve runs from a $25,000 1-step account at $110 up to $150,000 at $462, with no daily loss limit and a profit split of 90%.
Blue Guardian Futures' Express runs from a $50,000 1-step account at $178 up to $150,000 at $386, with a profit target of $3,000, $6,000 or $9,000, a max loss of $2,000, $3,500 or $5,000, a daily loss limit of $1,000 soft breach, $2,000 soft breach or $3,000 soft breach and a profit split of 90%.
Blue Guardian Futures' Direct runs from a $25,000 instant-funding account at $307 up to $150,000 at $824, with a profit split of 90%.
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