Accounts rarely die from one bad trade. They die from entries with no criteria and risk with no rules. Blue Pips hands you the desk's own framework on day one: what to look for, when to take it, and how much to put behind it.
Your modules and your dashboard, the framework laid out in the order it should be learned. Yours to revisit for as long as the desk runs.
Weekly live sessions with the desk, working through the market read in real time, and your own journal reviewed against the framework.
One BP number opens both. It is issued once and it does not expire.
Name, email, password. No questionnaire about your trading history, no call to book, no waiting list.
Card or Apple Pay, in your own currency. Checkout is handled by Whop, so your card details never touch Blue Pips.
One BP number opens both terminals. It is issued once, it is yours alone, and it does not expire.
Not because the market got easier. Because you stopped improvising.
A written standard, not a feeling. The same one the desk trades, handed to you complete on day one.
Both are one payment and yours for good. Pick by where you are now, not by what you plan to spend.
Create your account, choose your programme, and pay. Your BP number and both terminals follow.
Credentials are hashed server-side. The desk never sees your password.
