Is Blue Guardian legit?
Blue Guardian is a prop firm based in a country we couldn't confirm. Prop firms sell evaluations on simulated accounts and pay a share of simulated profits. They are generally not regulated as brokers, so regulator protections for client money usually don't apply. Read the rules page before you pay.
Facts
Full firm page- Markets CFD
- Plans we list 1
- Platforms MT5, TradingView, TradeLocker, Match-Trader, NinjaTrader, Tradovate
- Rules —
- Trustpilot Not read
Trader payout reports
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Scam red flags to check yourself
- Someone contacts you first (WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, dating apps) and offers to trade for you.
- Guaranteed or fixed returns, or “no-loss” accounts.
- A web address that is close to, but not exactly, the broker's real site.
- Pressure to deposit more before you can withdraw, or “tax/fees” to release your money.
- The licence number on the site doesn't match the regulator's register, or the company name differs.
See Spotting scams in the Academy, or report a scam.
Questions
Is Blue Guardian legit?
Blue Guardian is a prop firm based in a country we couldn't confirm. Prop firms sell evaluations on simulated accounts and pay a share of simulated profits. They are generally not regulated as brokers, so regulator protections for client money usually don't apply. Read the rules page before you pay.
Does Blue Guardian pay out?
See trader payout reports below. They are user-reported and moderated, not checked with the firm.
Facts from public sources, not advice. Info may be out of date or wrong. Always check with the regulator before you trade.