x.com ↗ Tuesday, September 22

Blue Guardian Futures: 2 more traders report $10,000 and $2,000 payouts rejected over hedging since September 5

Escalation on a payout denial theme live since 08-26. New since 09-05: two more traders, each in his own post. On 09-14 Ayush (@ayooshtrades, 278,744 views) posted that his pending $10,000 payout was denied and all five of his 50K Reserve accounts breached over alleged hedging or reverse trading, and that he never hedged; @propfirmsupdate and @PropFirmSight carried it 09-15. On 09-18 @JAAVFX1 (15,668 views) posted that his payout was rejected, all his accounts were breached and he cannot log in. @PropFirmShinobi, @propXdaily and @PropFirmsGuru report it as $2,000 rejected for self hedging. @PropFirmsGuru reports Mr. seanbaint answered that the trader was hedging with another account.

Blue Guardian Futures · Tuesday, September 22 · Receipts stay linked: the claim above carries its original post.

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x.com ↗Aug 26🔇 No reply captured

Trader says Guardian Futures denied his first payout and issued a new account instead

A trader posting as @itsryanrox says Guardian Futures denied his first payout, and that the firm breached the account and issued a replacement rather than paying. He states the funded account carried no consistency rule, so a 7,000 to 10,000 dollar first day should not have breached it. The post carries his own screenshot and reached 14,427 views, 102 likes and 62 replies within hours. No other trader in the thread reported the same outcome with specifics, and the firm's accounts had not replied when captured. This is one trader's account, not an established pattern.

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trustpilot.com ↗Sep 22🔇 No reply captured

FundingPips: 13 Trustpilot reviewers in a day say accounts were breached, blocked, closed or suspended over news; 11 say not high-impact

Thirteen distinct Trustpilot reviewers, publishing on 2026-09-21, say their accounts were breached, blocked, closed, suspended or terminated over a trade around a news event. Twelve are one-star, one is two-star. Eleven say the event was not red or high-impact; eight of them name Forex Factory. Five describe the firm's own calendar: one says it marked the same event restricted, one says the event appeared about 30 minutes later, one says medium events are treated as high-impact, one says the dashboard calendar showed no data, one says it listed only low-impact news. The firm has not replied to any of the 120 reviews pulled.

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