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Blue Guardian vs FundingPips: compare program fees, payout and legal terms

A side-by-side, official-source comparison of Blue Guardian and FundingPips. Match the exact product, account or program and country before drawing a conclusion.

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This comparison uses the published Blue Guardian and FundingPips facts listed below. Match the exact evaluation model, account stage, simulated account size, drawdown method and country eligibility; rules can differ between programs from the same firm.

Blue Guardian: Vietnam is among the expressly restricted countries. The policy applies to CFD services; all provided accounts operate in a simulated environment. KYC is required before the first payout and may include additional checks. Scope: Blue Guardian CFD evaluation and instant programs. FundingPips: The official onboarding guide excludes residents of Iran, Vietnam and the UAE. The site also applies sanctions and partner restrictions. Payment methods and final KYC vary by location. Scope: FundingPips simulated trading programs; residency eligibility.

Compare program fees on the same basis

A challenge price alone does not establish value. Include reset or activation charges, data/platform costs, refund conditions and the probability-sensitive rule structure without treating past payouts as guaranteed.

  • Blue Guardian — Programme fee: Not stated in the reviewed source set.
  • Blue Guardian — Commission: Published per-lot fees: FX/commodities $5; indices/crypto $0. The article does not specify per-side or round-turn basis.
  • FundingPips — Programme fee: Not stated in the reviewed source set.
  • FundingPips — Commission: Standard Forex/metals $5/lot; indices/energies $0; source does not label per-side vs round-trip.
Daily reset bases and limits differ; Funded news/weekend controls differ; Both country policies restrict Vietnam
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  1. Daily reset bases and limits differ
  2. Funded news/weekend controls differ
  3. Both country policies restrict Vietnam

Legal terms and payout route

Blue Guardian — Contracting entity: Checkout terms: Iconic Exchange Limited, England and Wales 12087566 · restrictions: Funded: Guardian Shield closes at 2% floating loss; first trigger halves split to 50%, second breaches account · Payout methods: Not stated in the reviewed source set. · payout: 14 days from first trade/previous request; flat account, no violations; $100 crypto/$500 Rise; 3% processing fee. FundingPips — Contracting entity: FundingPips Corp, Comoros HY01223081; simulated services · restrictions: Master: no overnight/weekend holding unless Swing add-on; news restrictions · Payout methods: Not stated in the reviewed source set. · payout: Minimum reward request: 1% of account size before split.

For prop programs, distinguish a contractual reward request from a broker withdrawal. Check who owes the payment, proof required, eligible methods, timing, country limits and the conditions that can cancel a request.

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Sources and scope

Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.

  1. 2 Step Standard
  2. Contracting entity · checkout.blueguardian.com
  3. Reward payments · help.blueguardian.com
  4. commission
  5. 2 Step Standard — default 5% daily-loss configuration
  6. Contracting entity · fundingpips.com
  7. FundingPips — country policy, checked 20 October 2026
  8. Blue Guardian — Country policy

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