Futures Prop Firm OffersBlue Guardian Reserve: CFP and Reset Costs
Learn how Blue Guardian Futures Reserve resets use 10% of the final purchase price, with CFP savings and reset calculations clearly separated from live pricing.
Blue Guardian Reserve: CFP and Reset Costs
Blue Guardian Futures Reserve resets are calculated at 10% of the final amount paid for the account, according to the official model policy reviewed on September 19, 2026. That makes the recorded purchase price important after a breach. The onsite CFP coupon is listed for up to 45% off, so a successfully applied purchase discount can also change the input used for this particular reset calculation.
This relationship is specific to Reserve. It must not be assumed for other Blue Guardian models.
What the Reserve Policy Says
| Item | Reviewed Reserve policy |
|---|---|
| Reset calculation | 10% of the final amount paid |
| Price dependency | Account, challenge type and applied purchase promotion |
| Billing before funded | No monthly subscription or activation fee stated |
| Model scope | Reserve; not a universal Blue Guardian reset rule |
Source: Reserve Account Rules.
CFP Purchase and Reset Calculator
All regular fees below are hypothetical. No row is being advertised as a live Reserve price.
| Futures Reserve example | Assumed regular fee | Code | Rate if full offer applies | Purchase saving | Final paid price | Reset at 10% of final |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example A | $100 | CFP | 45% | $45 | $55 | $5.50 |
| Example B | $150 | CFP | 45% | $67.50 | $82.50 | $8.25 |
| Example C | $200 | CFP | 45% | $90 | $110 | $11 |
| Example D | $300 | CFP | 45% | $135 | $165 | $16.50 |
The coupon is listed as “up to” 45%. Replace the maximum with the actual accepted rate if your cart differs.
Three Equations to Keep Separate
Purchase saving = regular fee × applied discount rate
Final purchase price = regular fee − purchase saving
Reserve reset price = recorded final purchase price × 0.10
For the hypothetical $200 row, the final payment is $110 and the derived reset amount is $11. This is not an additional 45% discount applied at reset checkout.
Why the Original Receipt Matters
A reset calculated from the final paid amount requires a reliable record of that payment. Save the order summary showing the plan, account balance, coupon line and actual charged subtotal.
| Receipt field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Model name | Confirms Reserve rather than Standard |
| Account size | Identifies the product |
| Original amount | Explains the purchase reduction |
| CFP discount line | Shows the accepted rate |
| Final amount paid | Provides the reset calculation input |
| Order date | Helps identify applicable rules |
If add-ons or taxes appear, request clarification about which portion counts as “final amount paid.” Do not assume a generic calculator resolves every checkout component.
Compare One Reset With a New Account
| Hypothetical $200 scenario | Calculation | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| First purchase with full CFP rate | $200 × 0.55 | $110 |
| Reserve reset under reviewed formula | $110 × 0.10 | $11 |
| First purchase plus one reset | $110 + $11 | $121 |
| A second new account at same assumed rate | Another $200 × 0.55 | $110 |
A reset and a new account are not automatically interchangeable. Confirm which stage resets, the available time window and account status before comparing costs.
Purchase Steps
- Confirm the plan explicitly says Reserve.
- Read the current Reserve policy.
- Enter CFP at official checkout.
- Verify the actual rate and final purchase price.
- Keep the receipt.
- If a reset is later needed, compare its quoted price with 10% of the recorded amount and resolve any discrepancy before payment.
What a Lower Reset Fee Does Not Change
A cheaper restart does not improve trade expectancy, remove trailing drawdown or guarantee a payout. Decide a maximum cumulative purchase budget in advance. For general examples, see the CFP retry budget guide.
Final Answer
Reserve's reviewed reset formula uses 10% of the final paid account price. CFP is the onsite code listed for up to 45% off a qualifying purchase. Verify both product coverage and the actual payment amount; never apply this formula automatically to Standard or another model.
