Blue Guardian vs FTUK

Compare Blue Guardian and FTUK side by side: pricing and current discounts, profit targets, loss limits, trading rules and payouts. Change the program or account size on either side to update the table.

Firm A

Prop firm

Program

Account size

Blue Guardian

Futures — Standard · $25K

$130.90$154

15% OFFComing soon

Get discount Code details

We may earn a commission if you purchase through this link. It does not affect the codes we list or our ratings. Affiliate disclosure

Firm B

Prop firm

Program

Account size

FTUK

Lightning Challenge · $10K

$59.50$70

15% OFFComing soon

Get discount Code details

We may earn a commission if you purchase through this link. It does not affect the codes we list or our ratings. Affiliate disclosure

Blue Guardian vs FTUK: rules side by side

Show differences only

RuleBlue GuardianFTUK

Pricing

Challenge price: Blue Guardian: $154; FTUK: $70
Discount: Blue Guardian: 15% off; FTUK: 15% off
Discount code: Blue Guardian: Coming soon; FTUK: Coming soon
Price after discount: Blue Guardian: $130.90; FTUK: $59.50

Account & Evaluation

Account size: Blue Guardian: $25K; FTUK: $10K
Profit target: Blue Guardian: $6,000 on 100K (other sizes scale); FTUK: 5%

Risk Management

Max daily loss: Blue Guardian: $2,000 soft breach on 100K (25K size has no daily loss limit); FTUK: 3%
Max total loss: Blue Guardian: $3,500 on 100K; FTUK: 5%
Drawdown type: Blue Guardian: Trailing; FTUK: Trailing

Profit & Payouts

Profit split: Blue Guardian: 90%; FTUK: 50% first payout, 60% second, 70% third onward
Payout frequency: Blue Guardian: On-demand, weekly or bi-weekly depending on account type and add-ons; futures Standard every 3 days, Express every business day; FTUK: On demand once funded
Payout methods: Blue Guardian: Rise, Crypto; FTUK: Not specified

Markets

Forex: Blue Guardian: Offered; FTUK: Offered
Futures: Blue Guardian: Offered; FTUK: Offered
Indices: Blue Guardian: Offered; FTUK: Offered
Commodities: Blue Guardian: Offered; FTUK: Offered

Green marks the more favourable number on a row where the values are directly comparable (same unit, and for prices the same account size). It isn't an overall verdict. “Not specified” means we haven't verified that detail — not that it isn't allowed.