Dolvero vs Blue Guardian (2026): payouts, rules, prices and platforms
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Dolvero vs Blue Guardian.

Two prop firms, side by side: rules, payouts, prices and platforms. Blue Guardian runs CFD and futures programmes on seven platforms with weekly payout cycles. Dolvero publishes every payout. Here is where each one is the better pick.

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306payouts published
2 haverage payout time
$422Kpaid to traders
Dolvero
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BBlue Guardian
  • Every payout publishedYesNo
  • Average payout time2 h, liveAbout 1 hour, stated on blueguardian.com
  • Smallest account$3K$5K
  • Instant fundingFrom $12Yes, see blueguardian.com
  • Track recordSince 2025Not published
  • Trustpilot4.2 / 5Rating unavailable
payout data liveBlue Guardian: blueguardian.com, 27 October 2026

Side by side

Every rule and number that matters.

Green marks the better side of each row. Where both firms are the same, nothing is marked.

DolveroBlue Guardian
Trust and payouts
Founded2025Not published
Public payout ledgerYes, every payout with amount, method and timeNo
Average payout time2 h, measured live on 306 payoutsAbout 1 hour, stated average
Payout target24 hours, 10 % bonus if we miss it24-hour payout guarantee
Fee refundWith the second payoutNot published
Trustpilot4.2 / 5Rating unavailable on Trustpilot (guideline breach notice, 27 Oct 2026)
2-Step evaluation
Account sizes$3K to $200K$5K to $200K (2-Step Standard); up to $400K on other plans
Price, $100K account$549$578 list ($376 with the October promo code)
Profit target10 %, then 5 %8 %, then 4 %
Maximum loss10 %, static8 %, static
Daily loss limit5 %4 %
Minimum trading days5 days, each with at least 0.5 % profitNot published
Time limitNoneNone
Profit split80 %, 90 % with the profit split add-onUp to 90 %
Products and platforms
Account types2-Step, 1-Step and Instant Funding from $12Instant, 1-Step, 1-Step Nano, 2-Step Standard, 2-Step Nano, plus futures plans
MarketsForex, metals, indices and stock CFDs, crypto perpetuals, prediction marketsCFDs and CME-listed futures
PlatformsMT5, DolveroTrader web terminal, Bybit for cryptoMT5, Match-Trader, TradeLocker, TradingView, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, DeepCharts
High-impact newsNo new trades 30 min before and after, allowed with the News trading add-onAllowed in the challenge, not on the funded 2-Step account

Dolvero figures come from our live account settings and payout ledger. Blue Guardian figures were checked on blueguardian.com on 27 October 2026. If something has changed, write to [email protected] and we will correct it.

Blue Guardian is a trademark of its owner. Dolvero is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Blue Guardian.

The honest verdict

Both firms are legitimate. They are built for different traders.

Pick Dolvero if you want

  • Proof before you buy: every payout is on a public ledger with amount, method and processing time.
  • Fast payouts with a 24-hour target and a 10 % bonus if we miss it.
  • Five payout routes: bank wire, Wise, Rise, PayPal and USDT.
  • Crypto perpetuals and prediction markets next to CFDs.
B

Pick Blue Guardian if you want

  • Seven trading platforms including TradingView, TradeLocker and NinjaTrader.
  • Futures programmes with CME-listed contracts next to CFDs.
  • Lower 2-Step targets: 8 % then 4 %.
  • Payouts up to weekly on the 2-Step and on demand on Instant.
Bottom line

If you want to see every payout before you pay, a 10 % static drawdown and a 5 % daily limit on the 2-Step, Dolvero is the stronger pick. If you want futures next to CFDs, seven platforms and lower 2-Step targets, Blue Guardian is a strong alternative; note that its Trustpilot rating was unavailable when we checked.

FAQ

Dolvero vs Blue Guardian: common questions.

What is the main difference between Dolvero and Blue Guardian?

Blue Guardian offers CFD and futures programmes on seven platforms with weekly payout cycles. Dolvero publishes every payout on a public ledger and adds crypto perpetuals and prediction markets. On the 2-Step, Blue Guardian uses 8 % then 4 % targets with a 4 % daily loss and 8 % static maximum loss; Dolvero uses 10 % then 5 % with 5 % daily and 10 % static.

Which one is cheaper for a $100K 2-Step?

On 27 October 2026 Blue Guardian listed the $100,000 2-Step Standard at $578 ($376 with its October promo code) and Dolvero at $549. Dolvero also sells $3,000 evaluations from $19 and a $5,000 Instant account for $12.

Can I trade news on both?

Blue Guardian allows news trading in the challenge but not on the funded 2-Step account. Dolvero restricts news trading on CFD accounts unless the News Trading add-on is bought; crypto accounts have no news restriction.

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