Cheapest Blue Guardian Account With Coupon Code BRIDGE (Every Size Ranked, November 2026)

Quick answer: The cheapest Blue Guardian account with coupon code BRIDGE (25% off, tested on 11 November 2026) is the Buy Now Pay Later entry at $7.50 instead of $10, with a bigger fee due only if you pass. The cheapest account you pay for in one go is the Instant Starter $5K at $8.25 instead of $11, and the cheapest normal evaluation is the 1 Step Nano $5K at $15.00 instead of $20. Every price, checked daily, is on the Blue Guardian coupon code page.

Cheapest Blue Guardian coupon code "BRIDGE": 25% off every plan, verified 2026

Blue Guardian promo code "BRIDGE": the lowest price on all 37 accounts, tested 11 November 2026

Blue Guardian discount code "BRIDGE": from $7.50, 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 1 Step Nano $5K came to $15.00 instead of $20.

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"Cheapest" sounds like one number, but at Blue Guardian it is at least four. There is the lowest price you can pay at checkout, the cheapest account you pay for in full, the cheapest evaluation that can actually lead to repeated payouts, and the cheapest account per dollar of size or loss room. Each one gives a different answer, and picking the wrong one is how traders end up paying more in the end.

This article answers all four. It ranks all 37 Blue Guardian accounts by their price with BRIDGE, shows the cheapest option at every size from $5K to $400K, works out what repeated attempts really cost, and explains the catch that comes with each low price. Every list price comes from the programme sheet we keep for Blue Guardian; every BRIDGE price is the list price times 0.75, exact to the cent.

What is the cheapest Blue Guardian account with BRIDGE?

Cheapest Blue Guardian account November 2026 with code "BRIDGE": $7.50 up front

Blue Guardian sells seven programmes: 1 Step Standard, 1 Step Nano, 2 Step Standard, 2 Step Nano, Instant Standard, Instant Starter and Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL). Across them there are 37 accounts. The three cheapest answers come from three different programmes, so it helps to see them side by side.

The three cheapest Blue Guardian answers, side by side

None of these is wrong. They answer different questions. If you only want to try Blue Guardian with as little money at risk as possible, the $7.50 BNPL entry or the $8.25 Instant Starter is the answer. If you want an account that can pay you again and again for the lowest fee, the 1 Step Nano $5K at $15.00 or the 2 Step Standard $5K at $18.00 is the answer. If you want the most account for each dollar, it is the 2 Step Nano, which only starts at $25K.

All 37 Blue Guardian accounts ranked by price with BRIDGE

Here is every account Blue Guardian sells today, from the lowest price with BRIDGE to the highest. The six BNPL sizes are grouped at the top because they share the same $10 entry price.

A few things jump out. A $25K 2 Step Nano ($37.50) costs almost the same as a $10K 1 Step Standard ($36.75) and less than a $5K Instant Standard ($40.50). A $50K 2 Step Nano ($71.25) costs less than a $25K 1 Step Standard ($75.00). Size and price do not move together across programmes, so the cheapest account at a given budget is often a bigger account in a different programme.

My experience: I expected the cheapest Blue Guardian account to be a plain $5K evaluation. At checkout the lowest total was the BNPL entry: $10 dropped to $7.50 with BRIDGE on every size I tried. That number is real, but it is the first of two payments, which is why I list the Instant Starter and the 1 Step Nano as separate answers.

Cheapest Blue Guardian account at every size, from $5K to $400K

Blue Guardian coupon code "BRIDGE" by size: the lowest price at $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K and $200K

Most traders choose a size first and a programme second. So here is the cheapest choice at each size, with every alternative at that size next to it. BNPL is left out of this table because its $7.50 is only the entry; it has its own section below.

Cheapest Blue Guardian account by size, with BRIDGE

The cheapest $5K and $10K Blue Guardian accounts

At $5K there are five choices. The Instant Starter at $8.25 is the cheapest, but it is a one-time account that pays once and closes. Among accounts that can keep paying, the 1 Step Nano $5K at $15.00 is the cheapest, followed by the 2 Step Standard $5K at $18.00 and the 1 Step Standard $5K at $22.50.

Look closely at those last two. The 2 Step Standard $5K is $4.50 cheaper than the 1 Step Standard $5K and gives you $400 of maximum loss room against $300, because its static maximum loss is 8% instead of 6% trailing. The price you pay for that is a second phase. In dollars, the 2 Step Standard $5K asks for $400 in Phase 1 and $200 in Phase 2; the 1 Step Standard $5K asks for $450 in one go. The 1 Step Nano $5K asks for $500 in one go.

At $10K, 1 Step Nano wins clearly: $21.75 against $36.75 for 1 Step Standard and $42.00 for 2 Step Standard. There is no $10K 2 Step Nano, and no $10K Instant Starter. The 1 Step Nano $10K is also the only $10K account under $2.50 per $1,000 of size ($2.18).

The cheapest $25K, $50K, $100K and $200K Blue Guardian accounts

From $25K up, the 2 Step Nano is the cheapest at every size, and 1 Step Nano is always second. The gaps are large. At $100K, the 2 Step Nano is $134.25, the 1 Step Nano $180.00, the 1 Step Standard $223.50, the 2 Step Standard $260.25 and the Instant Standard $350.25. The most expensive $100K costs more than two and a half times the cheapest.

At $200K the order is the same: 2 Step Nano $258.75, 1 Step Nano $328.50, 1 Step Standard $414.00, 2 Step Standard $522.75 and Instant Standard $537.00. Note that the 2 Step Standard $200K and the Instant Standard $200K are only $14.25 apart with BRIDGE, although one needs two phases and the other none.

The cheapest $300K and $400K Blue Guardian accounts

Only Instant Standard goes above $200K, so at $300K and $400K there is only one choice each: $963.00 and $1,237.50 with BRIDGE. But you can reach the same total allocation for less by combining smaller accounts. Blue Guardian allows up to $400,000 of active funded allocation per trader across all account types, so these combinations stay within that limit:

If you want $400K without an evaluation, two $200K Instant Standard accounts are $163.50 cheaper than one $400K and use a 20% consistency rule instead of the 15% rule on the $300K and $400K. If you are willing to pass an evaluation, two 2 Step Nano $200K accounts cost $517.50, less than half the single $400K, with the 2 Step Nano payout cap to keep in mind.

My experience: I priced the $400K Instant Standard with BRIDGE first, because big accounts are where a code saves the most dollars: $412.50 off. Then I priced two $200K Instant accounts and they came to $1,074.00. The bigger saving on one ticket did not make it the cheaper way to the same allocation.

Cheapest Blue Guardian account by programme

Blue Guardian 1 Step, 2 Step and instant funding promo code "BRIDGE": the cheapest of each

Sometimes you already know which kind of account you want, and you only need the cheapest size inside it. Here is the entry ticket to each Blue Guardian programme.

The entry price of each Blue Guardian programme

Why the Nano programmes are cheaper than the Standard ones

The Nano versions cost less at every size, and the reason is in their rules, not in a sale. 1 Step Nano asks for a 10% target against 9% on 1 Step Standard, and it adds a 50% consistency rule in both the challenge and the funded stage: no single day can be more than half of your total profit when you ask to pass or to be paid. Going over it is not a breach; it just delays you until your other days catch up. On the funded account a day only counts with at least 0.5% profit. In return, 1 Step Nano has no minimum trading days and pays every 7 days.

2 Step Nano asks for 8% then 5%, against 8% then 4% on 2 Step Standard, uses a 3% daily loss instead of 4%, and gives a wider 10% static maximum loss instead of 8%. It has no minimum days and no consistency rule in the evaluation. The big difference is on the funded account: an 80% split instead of 85%, a 50% consistency rule on payouts, and a cap of 2% of the starting balance on each 14-day payout cycle.

Why Instant Standard costs the most at every size

With an instant account you skip the evaluation, so you pay up front for what an evaluation would otherwise filter. Instant Standard is the most expensive account at every size it shares with other programmes. At $5K it costs $40.50 against $15.00 for the 1 Step Nano, and at $100K $350.25 against $134.25 for the 2 Step Nano. Its rules apply from your first trade: 3% daily loss, 6% trailing maximum loss with an equity breach, five qualifying days, a 20% consistency rule (15% on $300K and $400K), an 80% split, news trading not allowed according to our record, and Guardian Shield, which closes trades at a 1% floating loss on the instant programmes, cuts the split to 50% the first time and breaches the account the second time.

That makes Instant Standard the wrong place to look for a cheap account, and the right place only if skipping the evaluation is worth the extra fee to you.

My experience: reading the Nano rules next to the Standard rules changed what "cheap" meant for me. Every saving on the Nano side has a rule attached: the consistency rule on 1 Step Nano, the payout cap on 2 Step Nano. BRIDGE takes the same 25% off both sides; the gap between them is Blue Guardian's own pricing.

Cheapest Blue Guardian account per $1,000 and per $100 of loss room

Blue Guardian discount code "BRIDGE": the best value per dollar, from $1.29 per $1,000

Price alone favours small accounts. Value per dollar tells you which account gives the most for what you pay. We use two measures: the BRIDGE price for each $1,000 of account size, and the BRIDGE price for each $100 of maximum loss room, because loss room is what you actually spend while you trade.

The 10 cheapest Blue Guardian accounts per $1,000 of size

The 2 Step Nano takes the top four places on both measures, and its two numbers are equal because its maximum loss is exactly 10% of the size: $1,000 of size and $100 of loss room are the same thing on that programme. The 1 Step Nano fills most of the next places. The first Standard account appears at number 10, the 1 Step Standard $200K at $2.07 per $1,000.

The most expensive Blue Guardian accounts per $1,000

The small Instant Standard accounts are the most expensive per dollar by a wide margin. The Instant Standard $5K costs $13.50 per $100 of loss room, more than ten times the 2 Step Nano $200K. A $5K evaluation is cheap to buy but expensive per dollar; a $200K 2 Step Nano is expensive to buy but cheap per dollar.

When the cheapest per dollar is not the cheapest for you

Value per dollar only helps if you can afford to lose the fee more than once. A trader with a $60 budget cannot use the $1.29 per $1,000 of the 2 Step Nano $200K; the cheapest 2 Step Nano he can buy is the $25K at $37.50, which still comes fourth on value. Inside a budget, the sensible order is: first decide how much you can lose without changing how you trade, then pick the account with the lowest cost per $100 of loss room that fits inside it.

Some examples. With $40 to spend, the best value is the 2 Step Nano $25K ($37.50, $1.50 per $100 of room). With $100, it is the 2 Step Nano $50K ($71.25, $1.43). With $150, the 2 Step Nano $100K ($134.25, $1.34). With $300, the 2 Step Nano $200K ($258.75, $1.29). If the 2 Step Nano payout cap does not suit you, the next best at each budget is the 1 Step Nano: $25K at $44.25, $50K at $90.00, $100K at $180.00, $200K at $328.50.

My experience: I added the loss-room column after noticing that cost per $1,000 hides the difference between a 6% floor and a 10% floor. Once I divided by room, the 2 Step Nano stood out even more, and so did its payout cap. A cheap rate per dollar is only as good as what you can take out.

The cheapest Blue Guardian account to buy vs the cheapest to pass

Blue Guardian BNPL coupon code "BRIDGE": $7.50 per attempt, and the full cost after passing

Most traders do not pass on the first try. So the real cost of an account is its price times the number of attempts you need, plus anything you pay after passing. That is where BNPL and the small evaluations start to look very different.

How Buy Now Pay Later works out in total

BNPL costs $10 to start on every size, $7.50 with BRIDGE. The evaluation asks for a 4% target with no minimum days, a 4% daily loss and an 8% trailing maximum loss. Blue Guardian also lists the full cost of each BNPL size including the fee you pay after passing. The second payment is that full cost minus the $10 you already paid.

We count BRIDGE on the entry only, because that is the checkout where we test it. When you reach the second payment, look at the amount Blue Guardian shows before you pay. If you pass, BNPL is far from the cheapest route: a $100K BNPL comes to $693.50 in total against $223.50 for the 1 Step Standard $100K and $180.00 for the 1 Step Nano $100K. If you fail, BNPL is by far the cheapest: you lose $7.50.

What three attempts cost on the cheapest Blue Guardian accounts

The Instant Starter is missing on purpose: each trader can buy it only once, so there is no second attempt.

Three failed attempts at the 1 Step Standard $100K cost $670.50 with BRIDGE. Three failed attempts at BNPL cost $22.50. Three failed attempts at the 1 Step Nano $5K cost $45.00. If you are still learning, the cheapest Blue Guardian account is the one that lets you fail cheaply while you learn the rules, and that is BNPL or a $5K evaluation, not a big account with a good rate per dollar.

Which is cheaper in the end: BNPL or a normal evaluation?

It depends on how often you pass. Take $25K as an example. A 1 Step Nano $25K costs $44.25 per attempt with BRIDGE and asks for $2,500. A BNPL $25K costs $7.50 per attempt and asks for $1,000, then $202.00 at list after you pass. If you need five attempts to pass the Nano, you pay $221.25. If you need five attempts to pass BNPL, you pay $37.50 plus $202.00, so $239.50. If you pass the Nano at the first attempt, it costs $44.25 in total against at least $209.50 for BNPL.

The lower BNPL target (4% against 10% on 1 Step Nano and 9% on 1 Step Standard) should make it easier to pass, which is exactly why Blue Guardian puts most of its price after the pass. A careful trader who passes often pays less with a normal evaluation. A trader who fails often pays less with BNPL. Be honest about which one you are.

My experience: at checkout the BNPL line showed $7.50 for every size, from $5K to $200K, which looks too good until you read the full cost on the programme page. Writing the two payments side by side in one table was the only way I could compare it fairly with a normal evaluation.

The cheapest Blue Guardian account to get paid from

Blue Guardian coupon code "BRIDGE": the lowest fee to earn back, from $9.45 of profit

The last kind of "cheap" is the one that matters most: how little profit you need on the funded account before you have your fee back. Blue Guardian charges a 3% processing fee on every payout, so we divide the BRIDGE price by your split and by 0.97.

Profit needed to earn back the fee on the cheapest Blue Guardian accounts

The 1 Step Nano is not in this table because our record does not hold a confirmed funded split for it, and we do not guess one. Its payouts run every 7 days on the funded account.

Earning back the fee is not the same as being able to withdraw it. Blue Guardian's minimum payout is $100 by crypto or $500 by Rise. On a small account, you will usually need more profit than the "earn back" figure before you can make your first request. On a $5K account, $100 is 2% of the balance.

Does Blue Guardian refund the fee?

Yes, for qualifying evaluation accounts bought from 21 January 2026, Blue Guardian refunds the evaluation fee after the fourth payout. If you reach four payouts on a 1 Step Standard $100K bought with BRIDGE, the $223.50 you paid comes back. The Instant Starter fee is not refundable. Refunds follow Blue Guardian's own refund policy, so read it before you buy; we do not set those terms.

The payout limits that make a cheap account less cheap

• 2 Step Nano cycle cap: each 14-day cycle pays at most 2% of the starting balance before the split: $500 on $25K, $1,000 on $50K, $2,000 on $100K and $4,000 on $200K. After the 80% split and the 3% fee, that is at most $388.00, $776.00, $1,552.00 and $3,104.00 a cycle.
• Instant Starter: one payout only, maximum profit $250, 90% split. At most $225.00 before the 3% fee, $218.25 after it, and the account closes.
• Crypto cap: crypto payouts are capped at $1,000 per request; larger payouts go through Rise.
• Big accounts: on $200K and larger accounts, the first two payouts are capped at $10,000 each.
• Buffer: on Instant Standard and 1 Step Nano, once the trailing floor locks at the starting balance, a 1% withdrawal buffer stays in the account.
• Processing: requests are processed within 24 business hours, and the account is read-only until the payout is approved.

Blue Guardian explains these on its How Do Payouts Work page. To see whether it actually pays, our Blue Guardian live payouts tab lists its Rise payouts on the Arbitrum blockchain with a proof link for each.

My experience: when I read the payout page I found that the cheapest account to earn back, the Instant Starter, is also the one with the lowest ceiling: $218.25 at most after the fee. The cheapest account that can keep paying is a $5K evaluation, and the cheapest at scale is the 2 Step Nano, with its cap.

The catch behind each cheap Blue Guardian account

Blue Guardian promo code "BRIDGE": lower price, same rules

BRIDGE lowers the price and nothing else. Every rule below stays exactly as Blue Guardian sets it. These are the ones that matter most on the cheap accounts, from Blue Guardian's help centre as recorded on our Blue Guardian firm details tab.

Instant Starter: once per trader

The Instant Starter is a one-time product. You can buy it once, it pays one reward, the maximum profit is $250, and the account closes after the payout. It uses a 3% daily loss ($150), a 5% trailing maximum loss ($250), five qualifying days, a 15% consistency rule and Guardian Shield. News trading is allowed on it, and the fee is not refundable. It is a cheap way to learn Blue Guardian's dashboard and payout request, not a cheap way to earn. Blue Guardian describes it on its Instant Funding Starter page.

1 Step Nano: the consistency rule

No day can be more than 50% of your total profit when you ask to pass or to be paid. Take the 1 Step Nano $5K: the target is $500. If your best day made $300, you need total profit of at least $600 before you can pass, so $100 more than the target. Going over the rule does not breach you; it delays you. On the funded account, a day only counts with at least 0.5% profit ($25 on a $5K).

2 Step Nano: the payout cap and the tighter daily loss

2 Step Nano gives you the most loss room per dollar at Blue Guardian, but the daily loss is only 3%, and each funded payout cycle is capped at 2% of the starting balance. On the funded account, profit from trades opened or closed within 5 minutes of listed high-impact news is removed.

Rules on every Blue Guardian account, cheap or not

• Trailing floors: 1 Step, BNPL and the instant accounts use a trailing maximum loss that follows your highest closed balance until it locks at the starting balance. Only the two 2 Step programmes use a static floor.
• Guardian Shield: the 1 Step Standard rules page says funded positions are auto-closed at a 2% floating loss; on the instant programmes our record lists 1%.
• Margin: margin use above 80% on any running trade is classed as gambling.
• Trade length: no tick scalping; the 1 Step Standard rules ask for trades held at least 2 minutes.
• Banned methods: high-frequency trading, latency and reverse arbitrage, hedge arbitrage and hedging across separate accounts.
• Activity: at least one trade every 30 days, or the account is breached.
• Devices: personal devices only; copy trading only between accounts you own; EAs are allowed.
• Countries: 13 are restricted: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Cuba, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Myanmar, North Korea, the Philippines, Senegal, Syria and Vietnam.

Read the full wording in Blue Guardian's General Information Rules and Prohibited Trading Practices. Changes we spot are logged on our rule changes tracker.

My experience: the rule I underlined on the cheap accounts was the 30-day activity rule. A $15.00 account bought on impulse and left alone for a month is gone. The second was the 1% Guardian Shield on instant accounts: on a $5K Instant Standard that is $50 of open loss.

How to get the cheapest Blue Guardian price at checkout

How to use Blue Guardian coupon code "BRIDGE" for the lowest price

The exact steps

1. Open Blue Guardian and choose the programme and size from the tables above.
2. Decide on add-ons first. The 7-day payout and 90% split upgrades, where offered, raise 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 be 25% lower. Pay only after you see it.

Ways traders pay more than they need to

• A copied space: pasting the code with a space at the end can stop it working. Type the six letters by hand.
• Adding an add-on after the code: the total changes; check it again before paying.
• Buying bigger than the budget: a size you can buy only once costs more over several attempts than a smaller size you can repeat.
• Buying the $400K for allocation: two $200K accounts reach the same $400K limit for less.
• Treating the BNPL entry as the full price: the second payment is listed on the programme page.

Does BRIDGE give the same price to new and returning buyers?

Yes. Our offer sheet lists BRIDGE at 25% for all buyers, new and returning, on all 37 accounts. If you bought from Blue Guardian before, the same code and the same drop apply. Checkouts take one code per order, so a second code only replaces BRIDGE. If Blue Guardian runs a bigger official promotion, the Blue Guardian coupon page, every price checked daily lists it the day it starts; use whichever gives the lower total. You buy the account from Blue Guardian, so its terms and conditions apply.

Why do other Blue Guardian codes not give a lower price?

Many Blue Guardian codes listed online are untested, expired or made for a short sale that ended. Some promise percentages the checkout never shows. We do not list codes we have not tested. BRIDGE is the one we test at Blue Guardian's own checkout every day, and the result is on the coupon page.

My experience: on the cheapest accounts the saving is small in dollars, $2.50 on BNPL and $5.00 on the 1 Step Nano $5K, but it still showed up at checkout as a separate 25% line every time I tested. On repeated attempts it adds up: three 1 Step Nano $5K attempts save $15.00.

Cheapest Blue Guardian account for your budget

Blue Guardian account for your budget with code BRIDGE: the biggest size each budget buys.

Many traders start from a number in their head, not a programme. Here is what each budget buys at Blue Guardian with BRIDGE, counting the 31 accounts you pay for in one go (8 Instant Standard, 1 Instant Starter, 6 of each 1 Step and 2 Step Standard and Nano size, 4 sizes of 2 Step Nano). The six Buy Now Pay Later entries are counted apart, because their $7.50 is only the first payment.

Only one account, the Instant Standard $400K at $1,237.50, sits above $1,000. Everything else on the price list is under four figures once BRIDGE is in the box.

Under $10. The Instant Starter at $8.25 is the only full purchase. It is one payout with a $250 profit cap, so treat it as a cheap way to learn how Blue Guardian pays, not as a long-term account. Every Buy Now Pay Later size also starts at $7.50, but the second payment is due at list price after you pass.

Up to $25. Five accounts fit: the Instant Starter, the 1 Step Nano $5K ($15.00) and $10K ($21.75), the 2 Step Standard $5K ($18.00) and the 1 Step Standard $5K ($22.50). The 1 Step Nano $10K gives the most account for the money.

Up to $50 and $100. The 2 Step Nano opens at $25K for $37.50 and reaches $50K for $71.25. It has the widest loss room (10% static) and no minimum days in the evaluation, but its funded rules are the strictest: a 50% consistency rule and a cycle cap of 2% of the starting balance every 14 days.

Up to $250 and $500. The 2 Step Nano $100K ($134.25) and $200K ($258.75) are the biggest sizes in these budgets. If you want the 85% split of a Standard plan instead, the 1 Step Standard $100K is $223.50 and the 2 Step Standard $100K is $260.25.

Up to $1,000. Thirty of the 31 accounts fit. The largest is the Instant Standard $300K at $963.00, funded from day one, with the 15% consistency rule that applies on $300K and $400K, and the first two payouts capped at $10K on $200K and up.

A budget that buys a bigger size is not always the cheapest way to get paid. Before you spend the top of your budget, check the "cheapest to get paid from" section above, and size each trade to the daily loss in dollars with the position size calculator.

My experience: I started this table from the checkout, not the list. At each budget I put BRIDGE in the box on the largest size that fit and watched the total drop by 25% before I wrote the price down. Then I read each programme's rules page again to note the one rule that matters most at that budget.

Quick answers by search

Cheapest Blue Guardian account with code "BRIDGE": $7.50 BNPL entry, verified November 2026.

Cheapest Blue Guardian account paid in full: Instant Starter $5K, $8.25.

Cheapest Blue Guardian evaluation: 1 Step Nano $5K, $15.00.

Cheapest Blue Guardian 2 Step: 2 Step Standard $5K, $18.00.

Cheapest Blue Guardian $10K with "BRIDGE": 1 Step Nano, $21.75.

Cheapest Blue Guardian $25K with "BRIDGE": 2 Step Nano, $37.50.

Cheapest Blue Guardian $50K with "BRIDGE": 2 Step Nano, $71.25.

Cheapest Blue Guardian $100K with "BRIDGE": 2 Step Nano, $134.25.

Cheapest Blue Guardian $200K with "BRIDGE": 2 Step Nano, $258.75.

Cheapest Blue Guardian instant funding: Instant Starter $8.25, Instant Standard $5K $40.50.

Cheapest Blue Guardian per $1,000: 2 Step Nano $200K, $1.29.

Blue Guardian promo code "BRIDGE" for returning buyers: the same 25%.

BlueGuardian discount code "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026.

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

Next: for every price at every size, read Blue Guardian price for every account size. To choose a programme, read which Blue Guardian plan to pick. To see whether the firm pays, read Blue Guardian payout proof, and for the full verdict, is Blue Guardian worth it. The Blue Guardian review and Blue Guardian challenge accounts have every rule, the Blue Guardian coupon code page has every price, checked daily, and the position size calculator helps you size trades to the loss limits above.