Blue Guardian Reserve Net Profit + Discount Code CFP

Five winning days alone may not qualify a Blue Guardian Futures Reserve account for its next payout. For accounts purchased from 27 July 2026, payouts two through five also require a size-specific amount of new net profit. Code CFP is the site's up-to-45% purchase offer; it does not remove either test.

Coupon and purchase-price summary

The Blue Guardian Futures deal preserves CFP at up to 45%. Exact current futures purchase fees and accepted rates by configuration remain unconfirmed. The official Futures page exposed forex-style products in its accessible selector, so their fees have not been substituted for Reserve futures prices.

Reserve purchase calculation

At the maximum rate only, a hypothetical $200 base fee would yield a $90 saving and $110 balance. This is arithmetic, not a current account quote. Optional charges, taxes and separate services need their own treatment. A purchase coupon does not automatically discount resets or reactivate a breached funded account.

The two later-payout tests

The Reserve account guide lists the following for purchases from 27 July 2026, covering payouts two through five:

Days need not be consecutive; both counters reset after approval. Earlier purchases retain their own terms. Qualification is separate from the payout amount, which remains subject to half of accumulated profit and the account's cap. The guide gives a post-payout floor of starting balance plus $100.

Worked example: five wins, insufficient net profit

Imagine five $180 winning sessions and one $220 losing session on a $50K Reserve account. The winning total is $900. Subtracting $220 leaves $680, below the $750 net-profit threshold. The record has five qualifying wins but is $70 short on the separate net-profit measure.

That does not mean the trader should place an extra trade to chase $70. It means the record does not yet establish eligibility. Any further trading creates new loss exposure, and the dashboard may apply other requirements. The example is a way to understand the accounting, not a recommendation to recover a particular amount.

A different record of four $250 gains totals $1,000 with no losses. It exceeds $750 but still has only four qualifying days. A larger total cannot convert four sessions into five.

The final row clears these two numerical checks only. It is not a promise that a request will be approved or a calculation of cash received.

Why a payout cap is not an earnings target

A cap is a ceiling on an approved request. A net-profit threshold is a qualification condition. A profit split affects the trader's share. Treating all three as one number leads to unrealistic payout expectations.

Keep separate ledger fields for new cycle profit, total retained profit, the requested amount and the expected split calculation. Also record any processing fee disclosed in the actual payout flow. This prevents a simple question such as “Have I earned enough since the last payment?” from being answered with an unrelated maximum payout figure.

Position limits can change between evaluation and funded trading

The dedicated contract guide starts a funded $50K Reserve account at two minis or 20 micros, compared with four minis or 40 micros in evaluation. It shows three minis at $1,500 profit and four at $2,000, with tiers updated at end of day. A falling EOD balance can reduce the tier.

A payout checklist should therefore include the current position allowance as well as the day counter. Do not assume evaluation permissions survive unchanged after passing. Maximum permitted size is a ceiling, not a suggested risk level or a route to reaching the next payout more quickly.

Confirm the purchase configuration before paying

Reserve's current overview calls 40% evaluation consistency standard and 50% an add-on; its detailed section says the reverse. Its overview also suggests no daily loss limit, whereas the detail describes a default daily limit removable by an add-on. Obtain the exact selected terms before purchase rather than treating either headline as conclusive. These inconsistencies affect the evaluation configuration; they do not justify inventing a price or removing the later-payout tests.

For separate recovery charges, see the reset and reactivation guide. Recovery fees and payout qualification answer different questions.

How to apply CFP

1. 1Choose Futures, Reserve and the intended size.
2. 2Confirm the selected consistency and daily-loss settings.
3. 3Obtain the regular futures fee and itemized extras.
4. 4Enter CFP and review the accepted discount and final amount.
5. 5Save the order terms, purchase date and configuration.
6. 6Once funded, track each payout cycle independently.