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BlueGuardian Futures' Reserve plan is a one-time-fee evaluation with an end-of-day drawdown. The 50K account passes at +$3,000 with a 50% consistency rule (or 40% if you pick it at checkout), and the funded account has no consistency rule: you get paid after 5 days of at least +$150.
Rules checked on Nov 3, 2026 (sources: 1 · 2). Has something changed? Let us know.
Price Reserve 50K: $88.42 (as of Oct 22, 2026). $104 for one account; $88.42 each in a pack of 5 with a code. There are often discounts: check the firm's website.
You don't pay for one evaluation, you pay for as many as it takes to pass one. If you pass 1 in 3, each funded account costs you 3 evaluations.
| If you pass | Each funded account costs |
|---|---|
| 25% | $354 |
| 33% | $265 |
| 40% | $221 |
| 50% | $177 |
Your pass rate depends on how you trade and on the rules: the calculator below estimates it with your numbers.
Enter your win rate, stop and target, and see out of every 100 accounts how many pass, how many get paid and what each one is worth on average. The calculator itself is in Spanish for now.
$88.42, one-time fee, no activation fee. There are often discounts: check the firm's website.
In the evaluation, yes: your best day cannot exceed 50% of the profit. In the funded account, no.
After 5 days of at least $150. You withdraw 50% of the profit, up to $2,000 a payout, at least $500, and keep 90%.
It is $2,000 end of day and stops trailing at $50,100 on the funded account, or as soon as you get paid. In the evaluation it locks at $50,100.
QuantFlow is not affiliated with BlueGuardian or any other firm on this site. This is a summary of their 50K account rules made from their websites and real accounts; the firms can change them at any time and what they publish is what counts. This is not financial advice: trading futures carries a high risk of loss.