TTT Markets - Prop Firm Review
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- Forex/CFD prop firm (TTT Markets Ltd, Saint Lucia) trading simulated capital on MetaTrader 5
- “Up to 80%” split that scales; a static drawdown (8% / 4% daily) shown up front, not trailing
- You pay a UK company but contract with a Saint Lucia one — a split-entity structure
- No minimum trading days and no time limit; 2-Step refunds the fee after your first payout
- “Since 2022” branding on a 2025 registration; an unusual monthly Subscription account option
Table of contents
TL;DR: TTT Markets in 30 seconds
- What it is: a forex/CFD prop firm (TTT Markets Ltd, Saint Lucia) trading simulated capital on MetaTrader 5. 1-Step, 2-Step, Lite, Instant and a monthly Subscription account. $5k to $500k.
- The split: advertised as “up to 80%” - the “up to” matters, as it scales rather than starting at 80% on day one.
- The drawdown: static - the max loss (8% on a $5k) is the same figure in the challenge and funded columns, tied to your initial balance and not trailing. Daily loss is a static 4%.
- The catch: you pay a UK company but contract with a Saint Lucia one - the trading product is a Saint Lucia entity while a separate UK firm is the “payment and marketing agent.” A jurisdictional split worth understanding.
- Cost: from $149 on a $5k 1-Step (a standing discount popup runs), plus paid add-ons (weekend holding, drawdown upgrade) and an unusual recurring monthly Subscription option.
- Best for: CFD traders who want a clear static drawdown and unlimited time - and who note the “since 2022” branding sits on a 2025 offshore registration.
Last reviewed: 15 July 2026. Checked against TTT Markets’ official programs page, FAQ and legal footer. Figures below reflect the products on sale at the time of review; prop firm rules change often, so always confirm on the firm’s own pages before you buy.
Pricing snapshot
CFD pricing
| Program | Account size | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listed challenge | $10K | USD 99 | One-time | Migrated from existing JoinProp product price field. |
| Listed challenge | $25K | USD 199 | One-time | Migrated from existing JoinProp product price field. |
| Listed challenge | $50K | USD 299 | One-time | Migrated from existing JoinProp product price field. |
| Listed challenge | $100K | USD 499 | One-time | Migrated from existing JoinProp product price field. |
| Listed challenge | $200K | USD 999 | One-time | Migrated from existing JoinProp product price field. |
Company and regulation
The operating entity is TTT Markets Ltd, incorporated in Saint Lucia (company number 2025-00681), at the Rodney Bay address. It is not regulated: the site states plainly that “the Company does not provide personalised investment advice or portfolio management services,” and names no regulator.
Two things are worth flagging up front. First, the branding: the homepage markets TTT as a “Leading Forex Prop Trading Firm Since 2022,” but the legal entity carries a 2025 Saint Lucia registration number - so the “since 2022” claim predates the company you would actually contract with.
Second, and more consequential, is the split-entity payment structure covered in detail below.
The accounts are simulated. The homepage is clear: “Complete the evaluation and receive a funded TTT Markets analyst account to begin trading with simulated capital,” and traders “earn up to 90% of the simulated profits they generate.” (Note that “90%” simulated-profit phrasing in the disclaimer against the “up to 80%” split on the product table - treat 80% as the operative split figure.)
The rule worth understanding: you pay one country and contract with another
TTT’s most distinctive feature is structural, and it matters for accountability if anything ever goes wrong.
The trading product is sold by the offshore Saint Lucia entity, TTT Markets Ltd. But your payment goes to a different, UK-registered company: “TGN Media Ltd, incorporated in the United Kingdom… acts as the official payment and marketing agent.”
So you hand your money to a UK firm at a London address, while the contract that governs your account - and any payout - sits with a Saint Lucia company registered in 2025. That is not unheard of in this sector, but it is worth understanding plainly: the entity taking your card and the entity that owes you a payout are not the same, and they are in different jurisdictions with very different recourse. If you ever needed to pursue a dispute, that split is exactly the kind of detail that matters.
The products, drawdown and pricing
TTT sells a 1-Step (its most popular), a 2-Step (with an optional 7% profit-target add-on that lets you raise your own target), Lite variants of each, an Instant Funding account, and - unusually - a Subscription account billed monthly. Sizes run $5k to $500k in USD and GBP.
The drawdown is a genuine strength because it is static and shown up front. On a $5k 1-Step the maximum loss is $400 (8%) and the daily loss is $200 (4%) - and those figures are identical in the challenge and funded columns, which confirms they are fixed to your initial balance rather than trailing. There is no minimum trading days requirement and no time limit to pass, which removes two common traps.
Pricing starts at $149 for a $5k 1-Step, and a discount popup fires on the site (“get your discount instantly”), so code-based discounts appear to be standard rather than occasional. The larger sizes and other programs use a JavaScript pricing widget we could not fully read, so we are not publishing per-size figures we could not verify.
Payouts and rules
- Cycle: the 1-Step funded account pays “every 21 days.” (Some third-party sources claim 14 days; the firm’s own page says 21, so treat 21 as authoritative.)
- Fee refund: the 2-Step refunds 100% of your challenge fee after your first payout.
- Methods: bank, Wise, card and crypto, with same-day processing advertised.
- Consistency: a consistency rule applies on funded accounts; the exact percentage is not published on the pages we could read.
- Add-ons: weekend holding, a drawdown upgrade and account protection are all paid add-ons at checkout.
- Fees: a one-off account fee per challenge, or a recurring monthly fee if you choose the Subscription account. Reset fees exist but their amounts are not published.
One caution: TTT’s own pages are internally inconsistent in places - support hours are listed as both “24/7” and “24/5,” and the linked “Trading Rules” page returns a 404 - so a full prohibited-strategy list (news, EAs, minimum hold) was not verifiable. Confirm those directly with support if they matter to your strategy.
Verdict
TTT Markets gets the fundamentals right where it counts: a static, non-trailing drawdown shown clearly before purchase, unlimited trading days with no minimum-days trap, a 100% fee refund on the 2-Step, and a legal footer that is refreshingly explicit about the simulated nature of the product. Its Trustpilot sits around 4.1 across roughly 800 reviews, with payout speed praised and occasional delay complaints.
What to weigh: the accounts are simulated; the “since 2022” branding sits on a 2025 registration; the split-entity structure means you pay a UK firm but contract with a Saint Lucia one; the “up to 80%” split scales rather than starting there; and several rule pages are incomplete or contradictory. A reasonable, transparent-on-drawdown option for a CFD trader - provided you understand who you are actually contracting with and confirm the missing rules before you rely on them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is TTT Markets regulated?
No. TTT Markets Ltd is incorporated in Saint Lucia (company number 2025-00681) and is not regulated. Its site states that it does not provide personalised investment advice or portfolio management and names no regulator. Note that although it markets itself as operating “since 2022”, the legal entity carries a 2025 registration.
Who do you actually pay when you buy from TTT Markets?
You pay a different company from the one you contract with. The trading product is sold by TTT Markets Ltd in Saint Lucia, but a separate UK-registered company, TGN Media Ltd, is named as the official payment and marketing agent. So your payment goes to a UK firm while your account and any payout are governed by a Saint Lucia entity - two different jurisdictions.
Is the TTT Markets drawdown static or trailing?
Static. On a $5,000 1-Step account the maximum loss is $400 (8%) and the daily loss is $200 (4%), and those figures are identical in the challenge and funded columns, confirming they are fixed to your initial balance rather than trailing. There is also no minimum trading days requirement and no time limit to pass.
What is the TTT Markets profit split?
It is advertised as “up to 80%”. The “up to” is important: the split scales rather than starting at 80% from day one. The disclaimer separately refers to earning “up to 90% of the simulated profits”, but the product table shows the split as up to 80%, so treat 80% as the operative figure.
How often does TTT Markets pay out?
The 1-Step funded account pays every 21 days according to the firm’s own page. Some third-party sources claim a 14-day cycle, but the firm states 21 days, which is the figure to rely on. Payouts are made by bank, Wise, card or crypto, and the 2-Step refunds your challenge fee in full after your first payout.
Are TTT Markets accounts simulated?
Yes. The firm states that you receive a funded analyst account to trade with simulated capital and earn a share of the simulated profits you generate. The funded account is a simulated demo account, and the legal footer is explicit that past or simulated performance does not guarantee future results.
Does TTT Markets have a monthly fee?
It offers both models. Most accounts are a one-off fee per challenge, but TTT also has a Subscription account billed on a recurring monthly basis - unusual for the sector. Weekend holding, a drawdown upgrade and account protection are additional paid add-ons at checkout.
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