Blue Guardian payouts (2026): profit split and how often you get paid
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Data refreshed 24 Sep 2026 · Compiled by David Ispiryan · Blue Guardian facts verified by BrokerCatalogue research desk (from the firm's own site) on 2026-09-24
Blue Guardian offers a profit split of up to 90% (100% on select plans) and payouts on demand (Instant) / every 7 days (1-Step, 2-Step) (checked 2026-09-24).
Blue Guardian — payouts at a glance
| Profit split | up to 90% (100% on select plans) |
|---|---|
| Payout frequency | on demand (Instant) / every 7 days (1-Step, 2-Step) |
| Maximum allocation | $400,000 |
| Status | active |
Profit splits usually apply to profits on a funded (often simulated) account after the evaluation; the first payout may have a longer waiting period. Check whether the split scales, whether there is a payout cap, and how the firm has handled payouts in the last 12 months before you pay for a challenge.
Sources: blueguardian.com/ · blueguardian.com/forex · checked 2026-09-24
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Blue Guardian payouts (2026): profit split and how often you get paid
Blue Guardian offers a profit split of up to 90% (100% on select plans) and payouts on demand (Instant) / every 7 days (1-Step, 2-Step) (checked 2026-09-24).
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