Why traders search for a Blue Guardian alternative
Surprises are what traders fear most in an evaluation: a restriction they did not know about, a limit measured differently from what they assumed. That is why a clear rulebook is one of the first things people check when they compare firms.
On Axora Funded paid accounts the rules are explicit: up to 5 open positions, up to 10 orders per minute, and no new orders from 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after high-impact news on the affected instruments — closing positions is always allowed. Latency-exploiting bots and copy trading between different people’s accounts are not allowed.
What to compare before you switch
Prop firms look similar on the surface. The differences that decide whether you pass — and whether you get paid — are in the details. Put these side by side for any firm you consider:
- Price per account size and whether the fee is one-time or monthly.
- Daily loss: how it is measured (balance, equity or the higher of both) and when the day resets.
- Maximum loss: static (fixed level) or trailing (moves up with your profits).
- Minimum trading days, time limits and consistency rules.
- Payout method, minimum amount and how quickly requests are reviewed.
- Restrictions on news trading, weekend holding, EAs and copy trading.
Axora Funded terms, verified today
These are our live terms. Prices update automatically from our catalogue.
- 2-Step: 10% target in phase 1 and 5% in phase 2, 4% daily loss, 8% static maximum loss, from $39.
- 1-Step: one 10% target, 3% daily loss, 6% trailing maximum loss, no time limit, from $49.
- Futures: 6% target, intraday trailing drawdown and contract limits, from $99.
- 90% profit split on every programme, paid in USDT or USDC.
- Full refund within 14 days of purchase if you have not placed a trade.
- Scaling plan: +25% every 120 days for consistent funded traders, up to $2,000,000.
Who Axora Funded fits as a Blue Guardian alternative
Traders who read the rulebook before buying and want every condition in writing.
Discretionary traders who are comfortable with a clear news window and a cap of 5 open positions.
Anyone who values a firm that applies one account holder per person, the same for everyone.