Blue Guardian Futures CFP Five-Account Allocation Budget Guide
Plan Blue Guardian Futures’ five active funded-account limit and calculate 45% CFP savings with an activation queue and clearly labeled budget examples.
Blue Guardian Futures permits unlimited evaluation purchases but limits simultaneous active funded accounts to five. If a new funded or Direct account would exceed that number, it remains inactive until an active slot opens. The current onsite deal lists 45% off futures evaluations with code CFP. Because a stable official evaluation base price was not verifiable, all purchase-cost figures below are hypothetical examples.
Quick answer: deal and account limit
| Item | Current detail | Authority |
|---|---|---|
| Firm | Blue Guardian Futures | Official help center |
| Product market | Futures | Official help center |
| Onsite coupon | CFP | Futures Prop Firm Offers deal 12 |
| Onsite discount | 45% off | Futures Prop Firm Offers deal 12 |
| Covered deal type | Futures evaluation / challenge account | Onsite deal record |
| Evaluation purchase count | No stated numerical cap | Official funded-account article |
| Active funded account limit | 5 at one time | Official funded-account article |
| Sixth funded or Direct account | Remains inactive until a slot opens | Official funded-account article |
The discount lowers evaluation purchase cost. It does not raise the five-account active limit or prioritize the activation queue.
CFP savings calculation
Use:
- Amount saved = checkout subtotal × 0.45
- Price after code = checkout subtotal × 0.55
Clearly labeled hypothetical pricing table
| Firm | Account or plan | Hypothetical original price | Onsite discount | Coupon | Exact example saving | Hypothetical final price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Guardian Futures | Futures evaluation | $100.00 | 45% | CFP | $45.00 | $55.00 |
| Blue Guardian Futures | Futures evaluation | $150.00 | 45% | CFP | $67.50 | $82.50 |
| Blue Guardian Futures | Futures evaluation | $200.00 | 45% | CFP | $90.00 | $110.00 |
| Blue Guardian Futures | Futures evaluation | $300.00 | 45% | CFP | $135.00 | $165.00 |
These are arithmetic examples only. Substitute the current checkout subtotal for the hypothetical amount.
Evaluation count versus active funded count
| Account stage | Numerical rule | Practical meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Purchased evaluation | No stated purchase cap | Multiple evaluations may be held |
| Passed evaluation awaiting activation | Depends on open funded slots | May wait if five are already active |
| Direct account above the limit | Remains inactive | Opens only after capacity becomes available |
| Active funded account | Counts toward the limit | Maximum five simultaneously |
| Closed or breached funded account | No longer occupies its prior slot | Capacity can become available |
This distinction prevents a common budgeting mistake: the number of evaluations purchased is not the same as the number of funded accounts that can be traded simultaneously.
Build a five-slot allocation sheet
Label each active funded slot before adding more evaluations. The labels below are planning roles, not Blue Guardian rules.
| Slot | Account identifier | Model | Status | Risk role | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Enter ID | Enter model | Active / open | Core | Monitor |
| 2 | Enter ID | Enter model | Active / open | Core | Monitor |
| 3 | Enter ID | Enter model | Active / open | Secondary | Monitor |
| 4 | Enter ID | Enter model | Active / open | Secondary | Monitor |
| 5 | Enter ID | Enter model | Active / open | Reserve | Monitor |
Do not copy trades or size positions merely to fill all five slots. The table is an inventory control for account status and budget visibility.
Create an activation queue
When five slots are occupied, record every new account that meets its program requirements in a separate queue. Do not count a queued account as active.
| Queue order | Account identifier | Path | Date requirements met | Current status | Activation trigger |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Enter ID | Evaluation or Direct | Enter date | Inactive | First slot opens |
| 2 | Enter ID | Evaluation or Direct | Enter date | Inactive | Second slot opens |
| 3 | Enter ID | Evaluation or Direct | Enter date | Inactive | Third slot opens |
The official article states that the next account can activate after an active funded account is closed, breached, or otherwise stops counting toward the allocation.
Budget the purchase batch before checkout
One-time batch formula
Batch subtotal = price per evaluation × number purchased
Batch saving = batch subtotal × 0.45
Batch final cost = batch subtotal × 0.55
Hypothetical batch examples
| Hypothetical price per evaluation | Quantity | Hypothetical original batch cost | 45% saving with CFP | Hypothetical final batch cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $100.00 | 1 | $100.00 | $45.00 | $55.00 |
| $100.00 | 3 | $300.00 | $135.00 | $165.00 |
| $150.00 | 5 | $750.00 | $337.50 | $412.50 |
| $200.00 | 6 | $1,200.00 | $540.00 | $660.00 |
All rows are hypothetical. A quantity of six does not mean six funded accounts can be active; the official simultaneous limit remains five.
Decide whether another evaluation fits the queue
Step 1: Count active funded accounts
Use the dashboard, not memory. Record only accounts currently active and tradable.
Step 2: Count inactive funded or Direct accounts
List accounts waiting for space. A long queue can delay when a new purchase becomes usable at the funded stage.
Step 3: Separate evaluation cost from slot capacity
Calculate the purchase discount independently from the funded-slot limit. Passing another evaluation does not create a sixth simultaneous active slot.
Step 4: Check operational workload
More accounts increase monitoring, rule-tracking, platform, and execution demands. Confirm that the planned count fits the trader’s process.
Step 5: Recheck current rules and checkout
The official help center and the final order page control. Stop if the selected product is not a Blue Guardian Futures evaluation or if the 45% reduction is absent.
| Decision check | Continue when | Pause when |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Futures evaluation is selected | Product type is unclear |
| Active count | Slot position is documented | Active count is unknown |
| Queue | Waiting accounts are recorded | Queue order is unclear |
| Coupon | CFP shows 45% off | Reduction is missing or different |
| Budget | Final cost fits the planned limit | Cost depends on an assumed live price |
| Rules | Current model terms were reviewed | Rules were not checked |
Apply CFP at checkout
- Open the Blue Guardian Futures website.
- Select a futures evaluation and confirm its model and size.
- Note the original checkout subtotal.
- Enter CFP in the coupon field.
- Confirm a 45% reduction.
- Calculate the expected final amount as subtotal × 0.55.
- Complete the order only when the displayed total matches.
| Checkout field | What to verify |
|---|---|
| Firm | Blue Guardian Futures |
| Product | Futures evaluation or challenge account |
| Code | CFP |
| Discount | 45% |
| Saving | Original subtotal × 0.45 |
| Final amount | Original subtotal × 0.55 |
Allocation safeguards
- Never describe an inactive sixth account as currently tradable.
- Do not use purchase quantity as a proxy for funded capacity.
- Track each account’s model-specific rules separately.
- Keep checkout arithmetic separate from trading-risk calculations.
- Recheck the five-account policy before a large evaluation batch.
- Use only the onsite CFP deal for the coupon claim.
The official account-limit article was dated July 6, 2026 and was checked for this guide on September 27, 2026. Policies and prices can change, so verify both before acting.
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