Educational worksheet · setupsupdatesdesk.online · Updated 25 October 2026

Blue Guardian Capital: Keep an Old Profile Reference Beside Its Exact Domain

Trustpilot’s profile linked to blueguardiancapital.com is displayed under the label Old company page. That is an exact public reference for a Blue Guardian Capital prop-firm search. It should be recorded with its domain rather than silently relabelled as a different current product.

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What the old-profile label establishes

The selected profile shows a claimed-profile date in September 2021. That records a platform field; it does not by itself establish a business’s founding date, dissolution, legal-name change or transfer of liabilities.

Ratings, recommendations and company names in nearby suggestions are different records. This review does not use them to establish corporate continuity or the outcome of a customer claim.

Keep a rulebook separate from a review history

A separately published Blue Guardian CFD help document describes evaluation and Instant models and says its accounts operate with virtual funds. Those are selected programme descriptions from that document, rather than proof that every historical review concerned those models.

An old profile and a current help page need a verified account or contractual bridge before one is used to define the obligations attached to the other. This article has not independently established that corporate or contractual continuity.

Original profile-to-agreement crosswalk; no corporate continuity or legacy obligation verified
Document fieldKeep the exact valueA different question
Profile labelOld company page on the selected platformWhat happened to a legal entity?
DomainThe hostname actually referencedWhich counterparty signs the agreement?
ProductThe named model in its own rulebookDid an old review concern that model?
ObligationThe actual applicable agreementDoes any later document assume it?

Build a two-document crosswalk

Record each document’s displayed name, exact domain, product label, date checked and actual counterparty if stated. Keep a missing counterparty field unresolved. The word Capital or a similar logo is insufficient to supply it.

In a fictional example, Review Record A refers to an older hostname while Agreement B names another provider. Retaining both documents does not prove that Agreement B assumes an obligation described in A. This is an original record-keeping illustration, not a finding about Blue Guardian.

What this guide does not transfer

The selected evidence does not determine corporate ownership, present UK authorisation, the status of an individual legacy account or current personal eligibility. No account was accessed, purchased or tested.

The optional HashHedge link is a separate programme destination. It does not transfer a Blue Guardian Capital account, review rating or contractual claim. Read the destination’s own current conditions before registering.

Sources and rule dates