November 6, 2026

Blue Guardian Futures Reserve $50K – $1,200 DLL Evaluation

Same 50K Reserve challenge with a $1,200 daily cap added in. It’s a softer version of the no-limit plan — you lose the ability to trade freely through a bad day, but the price drops by around 15%.

Key Facts

  • Profit target: $3,000 | Trailing Drawdown (EOD): $2,000 | Daily Loss Limit: $1,200
  • Max position size: 4 minis / 40 micros
  • One stage only — pass the evaluation and go straight to funded
  • Consistency rule applies during the challenge: best day can’t top 50% of total profit (51% with the cushion)

Reserve 50K ($1,200 DLL)

Lower-priced with $1,200 daily loss limit add-on

Starting Balance: $50,000 | Price: $99 | Profit Split: 90
📊 Consistency Rule
Consistency Rule: Highest-profit day can't exceed 50% of total profit (51% with the 1% consistency cushion) (Challenge only)

Stage 1: Evaluation

Eod Trailing Drawdown

Max Contracts
4 Minis / 40 Micros
Daily Loss Limit
$1,200
Total Drawdown
$2,000
Profit Target
$3,000

📈 Scaling Rules

Progressive scaling system once funded

📋 Additional Rules

Daily Loss Limit add-on acts as a soft breach and is 15% cheaper than the no-limit option Bundle discount for buying multiple accounts at once: 2 accounts 30% off 3 accounts 35% off 4 accounts 40% off 5 accounts 50% off FundedTruth traders get 1 free evaluation account on passing Reset fee if breached: $104 Reactivation fee for breached funded account (before first payout, up to 2x): $600

Stage 2: Funded

Eod Trailing Drawdown

Max Contracts
4 Minis / 40 Micros
Daily Loss Limit
$1,200
Total Drawdown
$2,000
Profit Target
$0

📈 Scaling Rules

Starts at the same 4 minis / 40 micros as your evaluation and scales up progressively from there as your funded balance grows; Blue Guardian doesn't publish the exact schedule

📋 Additional Rules

No consistency rule applies once funded — that only applies during the evaluation. To request a payout, complete at least 5 winning days at a minimum $150 profit each; days don't need to be consecutive and the counter resets after every approved payout. Payout cap stays 50% of profit, up to $2,000 per request. For accounts purchased on or after July 27, 2026, payouts 2 through 5 also require $750 net profit (profit minus losses) since your last approved payout. Drawdown locks for good at $50,100 (starting balance + $100) once you take your first payout.

Things to Remember

  • The $1,200 limit is a soft breach — it stops you trading for the day, it doesn’t fail the account.
  • At $1,200 against a $2,000 total drawdown, one bad day can still use up 60% of your entire cushion, so it’s not a small buffer.
  • Bundle discounts apply the same as every Reserve size — 30% for two accounts up to 50% for five.
  • Passing gets FundedTruth traders a free second evaluation account.

FAQ

Does the daily limit reset every day?
Yes — it’s a per-session cap, not cumulative, so a bad Monday doesn’t carry into Tuesday’s allowance.
Who should pick this over the no-limit version?
Traders who close out flat or ahead most sessions and don’t need the drawdown flexibility — you get the same target and size for less money.
What if I need to trade through a big news event?
You still can, but if losses on that move push past $1,200 for the day, you’re locked out until the next session — plan your size around that.

Want the full picture on Blue Guardian Futures? See the Blue Guardian Futures Overview for every Reserve size, payout mechanics, and how this plan compares to the rest of the lineup.

Gourang Parekh

Gourang Parekh

I’ve been trading for over 5 years, mainly across Indian markets, futures, forex, crypto, and CFDs. Over the years, I’ve traded with a lot of different brokers and prop firms and spent a huge amount of time testing their rules, platforms, pricing, drawdown models, payout systems, and trading conditions.

I’ve been through plenty of failed prop firm challenges myself before eventually figuring out what works for me. That experience has given me a pretty practical understanding of what traders actually deal with when choosing a prop firm or trading platform.

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