blueguardian funded program - anyone testing their new structure?

[Hudson]

blueguardian launched a 2-phase eval in january 2026 that's getting some attention. phase 1 is 8% profit target with 5% max DD, phase 2 is 5% target with same DD. funded account profit split starts at 75/25, scales to 90/10 after 6 consistent months.

the catch i see: their daily loss limit is 4% which is tighter than ftmo's 5%. for anyone who scales positions through the day this can bite.

anyone running their program? specifically interested in payout reliability since blueguardian is newer.

[Chris]

passed their eval in feb. been funded 5 weeks. one payout received, hit in 4 business days. account dashboard is solid. communication is responsive (faster than ftmo currently). too early to call them reliable long-term but no red flags yet.

[asherwood]

doing eval now. the 4% daily limit is the catch - if you trade multiple setups per day you have to seriously cap each. but its actually pushed me to take fewer better setups so its been good for me psychologically.

[oliver_s]

newer prop firms - is there more risk theyll just disappear with payouts? or is that overblown?

[bluephoenix]

real risk but mitigated by track record. newer = less data. id say start with smallest eval ($10k), pass it, take 1-2 payouts to verify reliability, then scale up if comfortable. dont front a $200k eval with a firm that has 6 months of history.

[frostbyte]

another month, another prop firm. by end of 2026 there will be 50 more. half will be dead by 2027.

[Dean]

actually the prop firm space is consolidating, not expanding. payment processor crackdowns in late 2025 killed many shady operators. the survivors are mostly legit. blueguardian among them so far.

[Nicholas]

in their eval. so far so good.

[samuel.j]

blueguardian dashboard such a refresh after ftmo's clunky interface. their support actually responds in human time too. early days but vibes good