Blue Guardian Price for Every Account Size With Coupon Code BRIDGE (All 36 Accounts, November 2026)

Quick answer: The Blue Guardian coupon code is BRIDGE: 25% off 35 of Blue Guardian's 36 accounts across six programmes, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026. With BRIDGE the cheapest evaluation, the 1 Step Nano $5K, drops from $26.66 to $20.00; the popular 1 Step Standard $100K drops from $398 to $298.50; and the biggest account, the Instant Standard $400K, drops from $2,200 to $1,650. The one account BRIDGE does not cover is the Instant Starter, listed at $27. Every price, checked daily, is on the Blue Guardian coupon code page.

Blue Guardian coupon code "BRIDGE": 25% off every plan except Instant Starter, verified 2026

Blue Guardian promo code "BRIDGE": 25% off, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026

Blue Guardian discount code "BRIDGE": 25% off 35 accounts, checked daily

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at Blue Guardian's own checkout every day. On the test of 11 November 2026, the Instant Standard $100K came to $467.25 instead of $623.

Active and verified Blue Guardian coupon code

You open Blue Guardian to buy one account and end up with seven programmes, seven possible sizes, two kinds of loss limit and a "Buy Now Pay Later" option that costs $10 today and a lot more later. Then you search for a code and find pages promising numbers that do not match what the checkout shows. It is easy to spend an hour and still not know what you will actually pay.

This page puts every Blue Guardian price in one place. Below is the list price of every account Blue Guardian sells today, the price after coupon code BRIDGE, the dollar saving, and what each account gives you in dollars of daily loss, maximum loss and profit target. Every list price is the full price Blue Guardian shows for the account, and every BRIDGE price is the price its checkout shows with BRIDGE: 25% off, to the cent.

How much does a Blue Guardian account cost in November 2026?

Blue Guardian price list November 2026: from $7.50 up front with code "BRIDGE"

Blue Guardian, the CFD prop firm run by Iconic Exchange FZCO and founded in 2021, sells seven programmes on our price sheet. Two are one-phase evaluations (1 Step Standard and 1 Step Nano), two are two-phase evaluations (2 Step Standard and 2 Step Nano), two are instant accounts with no evaluation target (Instant Standard and Instant Starter), and one is a one-phase evaluation you pay for in two parts (Buy Now Pay Later). Count every size and you get 36 separate accounts.

How many Blue Guardian accounts are there, and what is the cheapest and biggest of each?

7 + 1 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 4 + 6 = 36 accounts. Only Instant Standard goes past $200K: its sizes are $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K and $400K. There is no $300K account. Instant Starter exists in one size only, $5K. 2 Step Nano starts at $25K; there is no $5K or $10K 2 Step Nano. BRIDGE covers 35 of the 36; the Instant Starter is the one it does not.

Buy Now Pay Later is the odd one. Every size costs $10 to start, and you pay a larger, size-specific fee later, after you pass. We show both numbers in its own section below, because comparing the $10 with a normal evaluation fee would be comparing two different things.

Which list prices does Blue Guardian itself confirm?

The list prices in this article are the full prices Blue Guardian shows for each account, the same figures on our Blue Guardian challenge accounts tab. Some anchors you can check when you open the site: the 1 Step Standard $100K at $398, the 2 Step Standard $5K at $32, the Instant Standard $400K at $2,200, the Instant Starter at $27 and the Buy Now Pay Later entry at $10. Blue Guardian's site shows these list prices crossed out next to a lower price after its own 25%-off offer; BRIDGE gives the same 25% off the same list price. If any of those differ when you look, Blue Guardian has changed its prices, and the coupon page with every price, checked daily shows the new numbers the same day.

Blue Guardian also lists a Fast Track route. On 11 November 2026 its site showed Fast Track from $135 ($5K) to $1,365 ($200K), with no lower price next to it. It is not one of the 36 accounts on our price sheet, so we do not price it with BRIDGE here. We only print a BRIDGE price we can match to a programme and a size.

What exactly does coupon code BRIDGE take off at Blue Guardian?

BRIDGE takes 25% off the account fee. The maths is simple: multiply the list price by 0.75. A $398 account becomes $298.50 (398 × 0.75), a $623 account becomes $467.25, and a $2,200 account becomes $1,650. The saving is the other 25%: $99.50, $155.75 and $550. Four 1 Step Nano and 2 Step Nano prices end in 66 cents ($26.66, $38.66, $78.66 and $66.66), and there Blue Guardian's checkout rounds the result to the cent: $20.00, $28.99, $58.99 and $49.99.

Our offer sheet lists the same 25% for every buyer, new or returning, on each of the 35 covered accounts. The Instant Starter keeps its list price. The code lowers the price and nothing else. The profit target, daily loss, maximum loss, minimum trading days, consistency rule, Guardian Shield, profit split and payout cycle are exactly what Blue Guardian sets for that programme, the same as if you paid full price.

My experience: the first time I priced Blue Guardian with BRIDGE I expected the code to stop at the bigger sizes. It did not: the 25% line showed up on every covered programme I picked, including the $400K Instant Standard. What confused me was the BNPL total. The order showed $7.50 and I had to go back to the programme page to see what the account really costs after passing.

Blue Guardian 1 Step prices with BRIDGE: Standard and Nano

Blue Guardian 1 Step coupon code "BRIDGE": $5K from $20.00

Both 1 Step programmes ask for one profit target, then you are funded. Both use a 4% daily loss and a 6% trailing maximum loss that follows your highest closed balance and locks at your starting balance once you are far enough in profit. What differs is the target, the minimum days, the consistency rule and the payout cycle, and that changes the price.

How much is the Blue Guardian 1 Step Standard at every size?

1 Step Standard asks for a 9% profit target with at least three trading days. In dollars the target is $450, $900, $2,250, $4,500, $9,000 and $18,000 from $5K up to $200K. The funded split is 85%, with a paid upgrade to 90% on eligible accounts. Rewards are paid every 14 days, or every 7 days with Blue Guardian's 7-day payout add-on.

Two numbers on this table deserve a second look. The daily loss of 4% is two thirds of the 6% maximum loss, so one very bad day takes you most of the way to the floor. And because the 6% trails your highest closed balance, the floor moves up as you make money, until it locks at the starting balance. A $100K account that closes at $103,000 has its floor at $97,000, not $94,000.

How much is the Blue Guardian 1 Step Nano at every size?

1 Step Nano asks for a 10% target, one point more than Standard: $500, $1,000, $2,500, $5,000, $10,000 and $20,000 from $5K to $200K. It has no minimum trading days in the evaluation. Instead it uses a 50% consistency rule in both the challenge and the funded stage. Going over 50% is not a breach: it only delays your pass or your payout until your other days catch up. On the funded account, a day only counts if it makes at least 0.5% profit, payouts run every 7 days, and once the trailing floor locks at breakeven a 1% withdrawal buffer has to stay in the account.

1 Step Standard or 1 Step Nano: what does the price difference buy?

The loss limits are the same on both. What you pay extra for on Standard is a lower target, no consistency rule in the evaluation, and a known split on the funded account. What you get on Nano is a lower fee, no minimum days, and a 7-day payout cycle. The 50% consistency rule is the real price of Nano. If your month usually comes from one or two big days, Nano will hold back your pass or your payout until the rest of your days add up. If you make money in small, even steps, the rule may never bother you, and the $58.50 saved at $100K is yours.

A quick way to test yourself: look at your last 20 winning days and find your biggest one. If it is more than half of the total of all 20, Nano's rule would have stopped you. Standard would not have cared.

My experience: at checkout the $50K looked like a strange step. Nano and Standard are $30.00 apart at $50K, but $41.51 apart at $25K. I priced both twice to be sure. The gap is real and comes from Blue Guardian's list prices, not from the code: BRIDGE takes the same 25% off both.

Blue Guardian 2 Step prices with BRIDGE: Standard and Nano

Blue Guardian 2 Step promo code "BRIDGE": $100K from $179.25

The two-step programmes are where Blue Guardian uses a static maximum loss. Your floor stays at the same dollar level for the whole account, no matter how much profit you make. Many traders find that easier to plan around than the trailing floor on the 1 Step and instant accounts.

How much is the Blue Guardian 2 Step Standard at every size?

2 Step Standard asks for 8% in Phase 1 and 4% in Phase 2, with at least three trading days in each phase. In dollars, Phase 1 is $400, $800, $2,000, $4,000, $8,000 and $16,000, and Phase 2 is $200, $400, $1,000, $2,000, $4,000 and $8,000, from $5K to $200K. The daily loss is 4% and the static maximum loss 8%. Funded, the split is 85% (90% with the paid upgrade on eligible accounts) and rewards are every 14 days, or 7 with the add-on.

Look at the $5K: at $24.00 with BRIDGE it is cheaper than the 1 Step Standard $5K ($30.00), and it gives you $400 of maximum loss room instead of $300. You pay for that with a second phase. At $10K the order flips: the 2 Step Standard is $56.25 against $49.50 for 1 Step Standard.

How much is the Blue Guardian 2 Step Nano at every size?

2 Step Nano asks for 8% in Phase 1 and 5% in Phase 2: $2,000 and $1,250 on $25K, $4,000 and $2,500 on $50K, $8,000 and $5,000 on $100K, $16,000 and $10,000 on $200K. The daily loss is tighter at 3%, but the static maximum loss is the widest Blue Guardian offers at 10%. There are no minimum trading days and no consistency rule in the evaluation. Funded, the split is 80%, rewards are every 14 days, a 50% consistency rule applies to payouts (going over it does not breach the account), and each payout cycle is capped at 2% of the starting balance.

Why is 2 Step Nano so much cheaper than 2 Step Standard?

At $100K, the 2 Step Nano costs $179.25 with BRIDGE and the 2 Step Standard costs $347.25. That is $168.00 less for more maximum loss room ($10,000 against $8,000). It looks like a mistake until you read the funded rules.

The answer is the payout cap. On 2 Step Nano, each 14-day cycle pays at most 2% of the starting balance: $500 on $25K, $1,000 on $50K, $2,000 on $100K and $4,000 on $200K, before your split. On 2 Step Standard there is no such cycle cap in our record, only the general $10,000 cap on the first two payouts of $200K and larger accounts. Nano is cheaper because what you can take out of it each cycle is limited. If you plan to grow an account slowly and take steady small rewards, that may suit you fine. If you hope for one big month, Standard fits better.

There is a second difference. Funded 2 Step Nano trades opened or closed within 5 minutes before or after listed high-impact news have their profit removed, without breaching the account. That rule also exists on other funded Blue Guardian accounts, so it is less of a separator than the cap.

My experience: on price alone I almost ranked the 2 Step Nano $100K first, $179.25 for $10,000 of loss room. Then I read the cap: $2,000 a cycle on $100K, times an 80% split, is $1,600 before the 3% payout fee. That is a fine number for a careful trader and a frustrating one for someone hoping for more. Read the cap before you buy on price.

Blue Guardian Instant Funding prices with BRIDGE: Instant Standard and Instant Starter

Blue Guardian instant funding discount code "BRIDGE": $400K for $1,650

Instant accounts have no profit target. You pay, you get the funded account, and the rules that would usually start after you pass apply from your first trade. That is why the instant prices sit above the evaluation prices at every size.

How much is the Blue Guardian Instant Standard, from $5K to $400K?

Instant Standard uses a 3% daily loss and a 6% trailing maximum loss that follows your highest closed balance, with an equity breach, and locks at the starting balance. After it locks, a 1% withdrawal buffer has to stay in the account. The split is 80%, with a paid upgrade to 90%. Rewards are on demand once you have at least five qualifying trading days and meet a 20% consistency rule; on the $400K account the consistency rule is 15%. On the $200K and $400K accounts the first two rewards are each capped at $10,000. Our record lists news trading as not allowed on this programme.

Instant accounts also use Guardian Shield. Our record for the instant programmes says it closes all open trades at a 1% floating loss; the first time it fires, the profit split drops permanently to 50%, and the second time it breaches the account. On a $100K account, 1% is $1,000 of open loss across all your trades at once. That is a tighter limit than the 3% daily loss, and it is the one to size your positions around.

How much is the Blue Guardian Instant Starter, and who is it for?

Instant Starter is one $5K account listed at $27. BRIDGE does not apply to it, so we show no BRIDGE price for it. On 11 November 2026 Blue Guardian's own site showed it at a limited-time $11. It is not a small Instant Standard. Each trader can buy it only once. It pays one reward only, the maximum profit is $250, the split is 90%, and the account closes after that payout. It uses a 3% daily loss, a 5% trailing maximum loss, five qualifying days and Guardian Shield. News trading is allowed on it, and its fee is not refundable. Blue Guardian describes it on its own Instant Funding Starter page.

Think of it as a low-cost way to learn Blue Guardian's dashboard, payout request and rules with real stakes. At most it pays $225 before the 3% payout fee ($250 × 90%), so it is a trial, not a plan.

Is the $400K Instant Standard better value than two $200K accounts?

Two $200K Instant Standard accounts cost $1,431.00 with BRIDGE (2 × $715.50). One $400K costs $1,650.00. So the single $400K costs $219.00 more for the same total size. The $200K is also the cheapest instant account per $1,000 of size: $3.58, against $4.13 for the $400K.

There is a limit to remember. Blue Guardian allows at most $400,000 of active funded allocation per trader at one time, across all account types. Two $200K instants already use all of it, exactly like one $400K. The $400K also uses a tighter 15% consistency rule instead of 20%. On price and on rules, two $200K accounts look like the better route to $400K, with the bonus that one can fail without taking the other with it.

My experience: I tested BRIDGE on the $400K Instant Standard because that is where people expect a code to stop working. The 25% applied, and $2,200 dropped to $1,650. Then I did the $200K sum on paper and could not find a reason, other than having one dashboard instead of two, to pick the $400K.

Blue Guardian Buy Now Pay Later price with BRIDGE: $10 up front, and the full cost

Blue Guardian BNPL coupon code "BRIDGE": $7.50 up front on every size

Buy Now Pay Later is a one-phase evaluation where you pay a small fee to start and the remaining fee only if you pass. Every size costs $10 up front. Blue Guardian also lists a challenge fee for each size, which is what the account costs in full.

How much is the Blue Guardian BNPL at every size?

BRIDGE takes 25% off what you pay at checkout, so the $10 entry becomes $7.50 on every size. The remaining fee is charged later, as its own payment, only if you pass. We do not count BRIDGE on it, because we test the code at the first checkout, not at the activation step. When you reach that step, look at the amount Blue Guardian shows before you pay it. On 11 November 2026 Blue Guardian's store showed every BNPL challenge fee well below its list price, so check the live figure.

The BNPL evaluation asks for a 4% target with no minimum trading days: $200, $400, $1,000, $2,000, $4,000 and $8,000 from $5K to $200K. The daily loss is 4% and the maximum loss 8% trailing. Funded, the split is 80%, payouts are on demand after eligibility, and our record lists five qualifying days, a 20% consistency rule and Guardian Shield on the funded stage.

Is Buy Now Pay Later cheaper than a normal Blue Guardian evaluation?

Only if you fail. Compare the BNPL challenge fee with the 1 Step Standard at the same size, both at list price: $69 against $40 at $5K, $131 against $66 at $10K, $269 against $134 at $25K, $469 against $200 at $50K, $915 against $398 at $100K and $1,377 against $736 at $200K. If you pass, BNPL costs about twice as much as 1 Step Standard. In return, the target is much lower (4% against 9%) and you risk only $7.50 with BRIDGE if you fail.

So BNPL is a bet on your own chance of failing. A trader who is still learning and expects to fail a few times pays $7.50 a try instead of $298.50 for a 1 Step Standard $100K. A trader who usually passes pays much more over time.

What does the low 4% BNPL target really mean?

A 4% target with an 8% trailing floor is a 1-to-2 ratio of target to room. On 1 Step Standard it is 9% target against 6% room. On paper BNPL is far easier to pass. That is exactly why the fee after passing exists: Blue Guardian collects most of the price from the traders who pass. Our price table above lists both parts so you can do the sum for your own pass rate.

My experience: the BNPL line is where I see the most confusion. People see $7.50 with BRIDGE on a $200K and think they found a $200K account for $7.50. You did find a $200K evaluation for $7.50. The challenge fee behind it is listed at $1,377 ($826 on Blue Guardian's store on 11 November 2026). Both facts are true; read both before you click.

Blue Guardian cost per $1,000 and per $100 of loss room, for every account

Blue Guardian $100K price with code "BRIDGE": from $179.25

A price list tells you what you pay. It does not tell you what you get. Two numbers help: what each $1,000 of account size costs, and what each $100 of maximum loss room costs. The second matters more, because loss room is what you actually use when you trade. We add a third: how much profit you must make on the funded account just to earn back the fee.

How to read the value table

Cost per $1,000 is the BRIDGE price divided by the account size in thousands. Cost per $100 of loss room is the BRIDGE price divided by the maximum loss in hundreds of dollars (for trailing accounts, the starting room). Profit to earn back the fee is the BRIDGE price divided by the split and by 0.97, because Blue Guardian charges a 3% processing fee on every payout. We use the standard split of each programme: 80% on Instant Standard and 2 Step Nano, 85% on 1 Step Standard and 2 Step Standard. Our record does not hold a confirmed split for 1 Step Nano, so we leave that cell out. BNPL is left out because its full cost is paid in two parts, and Instant Starter because BRIDGE does not cover it. All figures are rounded to the cent.

Which Blue Guardian accounts are the best value on paper?

By both measures the winner is 2 Step Nano: $1.73 per $1,000 and per $100 of loss room at $200K, then $1.79 at $100K. Next comes 1 Step Nano at $200K ($2.19 per $1,000, $3.66 per $100 of room). The most expensive per $100 of loss room is the Instant Standard $5K at $18.00, about ten times the 2 Step Nano $200K.

That ranking needs the rules next to it. The cheapest accounts per dollar are the Nano accounts, and both Nano programmes carry a 50% consistency rule; 2 Step Nano also caps each payout cycle at 2% of the starting balance. The instant accounts are the most expensive because you skip the evaluation, and they carry Guardian Shield, a trailing floor and payout consistency from day one. Price per dollar of room is a starting point, not a verdict.

Why a bigger Blue Guardian account saves more dollars with BRIDGE, and when not to buy it

Because BRIDGE is a flat 25%, the dollar saving grows with the price. On 1 Step Standard it is $10.00 at $5K and $184.00 at $200K. On Instant Standard it is $18.00 at $5K and $550.00 at $400K. The cost per $1,000 also falls as size rises in most programmes: on 1 Step Standard it falls from $6.00 at $5K to $2.76 at $200K, and on Instant Standard from $10.80 at $5K to $3.58 at $200K. For the same rules, a bigger account is usually better value per dollar of size.

The exceptions are worth knowing. On 2 Step Standard the $10K ($5.63 per $1,000) costs more per $1,000 than the $5K ($4.80). On 1 Step Nano the $50K ($2.40) costs more per $1,000 than the $25K ($2.36). On Instant Standard the $400K ($4.13) costs more per $1,000 than the $200K ($3.58). Bigger is not always cheaper per dollar at Blue Guardian.

And value per dollar is only a reason to buy bigger if you can afford to lose the fee. Most traders need more than one attempt. A $298.50 account you can buy once is worse for you than a $49.50 account you can buy several times while you learn the rules. Buy the size whose fee you can lose without it changing how you trade. Then use the table to pick the best programme at that size.

My experience: I built the loss-room column because cost per $1,000 alone kept pointing me to whatever had the lowest target. Dividing by room made the picture clearer: 2 Step Nano rents loss room very cheaply, and the payout cap is how Blue Guardian keeps that price low. Both facts belong on the same line.

What else is in the Blue Guardian price: rules, payouts and costs you should know

Blue Guardian discount code "BRIDGE": price only, rules unchanged

The fee is the only cost you see at checkout, but it is not the only thing you are buying. These rules, from Blue Guardian's help centre as recorded on our Blue Guardian firm details tab, change what an account is worth to you.

Which Blue Guardian trading rules change the value of an account?

• News on funded accounts: news trading is fine in most evaluations, but on funded accounts you should not open or close trades 5 minutes before or after high-impact news or FOMC events on the affected pairs, indices and crypto. Profit from those trades is removed, even without a breach. Our record lists news trading as not allowed on Instant Standard.
• Guardian Shield: the 1 Step Standard rules page says funded positions are auto-closed when the floating loss reaches 2%. On the instant programmes our record lists 1%, with the split cut to 50% after the first trigger and a breach after the second.
• Margin: margin use above 80% on any running trade is classed as gambling. The payout can be rejected, profits removed or the account closed.
• Trade length: scalping is allowed, but tick scalping is not; the 1 Step Standard rules ask that trades are held at least 2 minutes.
• Banned methods: high-frequency trading, arbitrage bots, latency and reverse arbitrage, hedge arbitrage and trade emulators can close the account at any stage. Hedging inside one account is allowed; hedging across separate accounts is not.
• Copy trading and EAs: EAs are allowed. Copy trading is allowed only between accounts you legally own; copying another trader or letting someone trade for you is not.
• Devices: personal devices only. Shared phones, computers or a VPS linked to several traders' accounts are not allowed and flagged accounts are reviewed at payout.
• Activity: at least one trade every 30 days, counted from account creation, or the account is breached.
• Holding: overnight and weekend holding are allowed on every programme on our sheet.

The full wording is in Blue Guardian's General Information Rules, its 1 Step Standard Rules and its Prohibited Trading Practices page. Rule changes we spot are logged on our rule changes tracker.

What does a Blue Guardian payout cost, and when can you get one?

Every payout carries a 3% processing fee. Payouts go by crypto or Rise. The minimum is $100 by crypto or $500 by Rise; crypto payouts are capped at $1,000 per request, and larger ones go through Rise. Requests are processed within 24 business hours, and the account is read-only until the payout is approved. On 1 Step Standard and 2 Step Standard, the first payout comes after the minimum trading days and 14 days from your first funded trade, then every 14 days (7 with the add-on). Instant Standard and BNPL pay on demand once their conditions are met. On $200K and larger accounts, the first two payouts are capped at $10,000 each. The details are on Blue Guardian's How Do Payouts Work page.

There is also a refund on the evaluation fee: for qualifying evaluation accounts bought from 21 January 2026, the fee is refunded after the fourth payout. Instant Starter's fee is not refundable. If you want to see whether Blue Guardian actually pays, our Blue Guardian live payouts tab lists its Rise payouts on the Arbitrum blockchain, each with a proof link, and the prop firm payouts tracker shows the same record for every firm we follow.

Scaling, countries, platforms and payment methods

Funded accounts can scale: 12% profit within 3 months, with every rule respected, raises the account by 30% of the starting balance, up to $4,000,000. Separately, a trader can hold at most $400,000 of active funded allocation at one time across all account types, and accounts used to abuse promotions, codes, resets or payout conditions are closed with profits voided.

Blue Guardian's help centre lists 13 restricted countries: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Cuba, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Myanmar, North Korea, the Philippines, Senegal, Syria and Vietnam. Platforms on our record are MetaTrader 5, Match-Trader and TradeLocker. You can pay by credit or debit card, crypto, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Markets are forex, indices, commodities and crypto CFDs; available symbols can differ by platform and programme.

My experience: the rule that changed my maths most was Guardian Shield. On paper an Instant Standard $100K gives $6,000 of room. Reading the rules, the first number that matters is the floating-loss trigger, long before the floor. I now size every Blue Guardian example from the Shield level, not the maximum loss.

How to apply Blue Guardian coupon code BRIDGE at checkout, and why other codes fail

How to use Blue Guardian coupon code "BRIDGE" in 4 steps

What are the exact steps at the Blue Guardian checkout?

1. Open Blue Guardian and pick the programme you want.
2. Choose the account size and any add-ons you want (for example the 7-day payout or the 90% split, where offered). Add-ons change the total, so pick them before you check the price.
3. At checkout, type BRIDGE in capitals in the code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary: the total should drop by 25%. Pay only after you see the lower total.

One box at the Blue Guardian checkout takes the code, whether you call it a coupon code, promo code, discount code or referral code. BRIDGE goes in that box. Some people also search for it as the BlueGuardian code; it is the same firm and the same code.

Why do so many Blue Guardian coupon codes online not work?

Search for a Blue Guardian code and you will see pages listing several codes with large percentages. Many of them are untested, expired, or were made for a short sale that ended. Some are copied from page to page without anyone trying them at a checkout. We do not list codes we have not tested, and we do not vouch for them.

BRIDGE is the code we test at Blue Guardian's own checkout every day, with the result on our Blue Guardian coupon page, every price checked daily. If Blue Guardian runs a bigger official promotion, that page lists it the day it starts, and you should use whichever gives the lower total.

Can you stack two Blue Guardian codes, and does BRIDGE work if you bought before?

No stacking: checkouts take one code per order, so a second code only replaces the first. If BRIDGE does not apply, check these in order: type it by hand in capitals with no space at the end; remove any other code already in the box; make sure the account is one of the 35 covered accounts in the tables above (the Instant Starter is not covered); and during a Blue Guardian sale compare the total with and without BRIDGE and keep the lower one.

New or returning makes no difference on our offer sheet: BRIDGE is listed at 25% for all buyers on all 35 covered accounts. If your checkout shows a smaller drop, tell us and we check it at Blue Guardian's checkout the same day. Refunds, resets and fee terms are Blue Guardian's own, because you buy the account from Blue Guardian, not from us; read its refund policy and terms and conditions before you pay. A code cannot change Blue Guardian's identity checks or its country list.

My experience: the most common checkout mistake I see is a trailing space from copy and paste. Typing the six letters by hand fixed it every time in my tests. The second is adding an add-on after applying the code and not checking the new total.

Quick answers by search

Blue Guardian coupon code "BRIDGE": 25% off 35 of 36 accounts, verified November 2026.

Blue Guardian promo code "BRIDGE" $5K: from $20.00 (1 Step Nano) or $24.00 (2 Step Standard).

Blue Guardian discount code "BRIDGE" $10K: from $28.99 (1 Step Nano).

Blue Guardian coupon code $25K "BRIDGE": from $49.99 (2 Step Nano).

Blue Guardian promo code $50K "BRIDGE": from $95.25 (2 Step Nano) or $150.00 (1 Step Standard).

Blue Guardian discount code $100K "BRIDGE": from $179.25 (2 Step Nano), $298.50 (1 Step Standard), $467.25 (Instant Standard).

Blue Guardian coupon code $200K "BRIDGE": from $345.00 (2 Step Nano) to $715.50 (Instant Standard).

Blue Guardian Instant Starter: $27 list, BRIDGE does not apply.

Blue Guardian $400K code "BRIDGE": $1,650.00 (Instant Standard).

Blue Guardian 1 Step code "BRIDGE": $20.00 to $552.00.

Blue Guardian 2 Step code "BRIDGE": $24.00 to $697.50.

Blue Guardian instant funding code "BRIDGE": $54.00 to $1,650.00 (Instant Standard).

Blue Guardian BNPL code "BRIDGE": $7.50 up front on every size.

BlueGuardian referral code "BRIDGE": the same code, the same box.

Blue Guardian coupon code November 2026 "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026.

All the same code, the same box, the same result.

Next: if price is your main filter, read the cheapest Blue Guardian account with BRIDGE. If you are still choosing a programme, read which Blue Guardian plan to pick. If you want to know whether the firm pays, read Blue Guardian payout proof, and for the full verdict, is Blue Guardian worth it. The full Blue Guardian review and the Blue Guardian challenge accounts have every rule, and the Blue Guardian coupon code page has every price, checked daily. To size your trades to the loss limits above, use the position size calculator, and to see the firm next to another option, open Blue Guardian vs Maven Trading.