Guides
Short and computed rather than written to fill a page. Each one takes something the industry states as advice and turns it into a number you can check: which cap actually ends a challenge, what risk per trade it survives, what your broker charges you, and which authority — if any — licenses it.
Blue Guardian Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL)
BNPL $10$10 starts any size Blue Guardian sells, and the balance falls due only on passing. The softest difficulty ratio on this site — and a daily loss limit equal to the entire profit target.
What to ask before buying a challenge
Start hereThe questions whose answers are not on any pricing page, taken from what the firms we have read actually publish — and what it means when one of them will not answer.
The daily loss limit decides it
ComputedNot the profit target and not the drawdown. Two programmes publishing identical numbers land tens of points apart on one sentence: whether breaching the daily cap ends the attempt or pauses the account.
The rules that are not on the pricing page
Every rule we have read that materially changes the odds and appears nowhere in the comparison tables, grouped by what it costs you — sorted from the ones that end accounts to the ones that only cost money.
What risk per trade each programme needs
The 1% treated everywhere as conservative is not conservative here. The figure each challenge actually requires, computed from its own caps rather than from a rule of thumb.
How to pass a prop firm challenge
ComputedNot advice — arithmetic. Your win rate and the firm’s drawdown decide the odds before you pay the fee, and at 1% risk per trade most programmes are already lost.
Where your platform hides what you are paying
Start hereThree places MetaTrader shows your spread, commission and swap, ranked by how much you can trust them — and the two conventions that make people enter a figure ten times too large.
How to check a broker in two minutes
A four-step check against the regulators’ own registers, and the reason it is worth doing: the licence on the website often belongs to a different company from the one holding your money.