TickTickTrader (TTT) FAQ

TickTickTrader (TTT) is a futures-only prop firm launched in early 2022. You either pass a one-step evaluation (TTTPerformance) or buy a Direct (instant-funded) account (TTTDirect / S2F+). Hit profit targets and follow rules to earn payouts. After 6 successful payouts in the SIM phase, qualified traders transition to a live funded account.

Legit. TTT carries a ~4.7-4.8/5 Trustpilot rating across 6,000-6,300+ reviews (May 2026), has been operating since February 2022, pays through Rise, and now runs exclusively on Rithmic-based platforms (NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart, R|Trader Pro) after losing Tradovate (Nov 2025 migration to ProjectX) and ProjectX (Feb 2026 Topstep exclusivity). Some commentary suggests TTT is in operational difficulty post-platform-loss — verify current status on tickticktrader.com before funding.

Gerardo Tolivia Mariscal is publicly identified as CEO/Founder of TickTickTrader. The operating entity is UAB TickTickTrader, registered in Lithuania. The TTT group also maintains a corporate presence in Romania (Bucharest) and Douglas, Isle of Man. The firm is privately held.

Founded in February 2022 as a futures-focused prop firm with a one-step evaluation and instant-funding model. CEO/Founder is Gerardo Tolivia Mariscal; operating entity is UAB TickTickTrader registered in Lithuania.

Most countries except OFAC-sanctioned (Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, Russia, Belarus). Verify country eligibility on the signup page before paying.

No. TTT accepts global traders. Non-US traders submit a W-8BEN (or W-8BEN-E for entities) at first payout.

18 years old, standard for retail prop firms.

CME futures only — equity indices (ES, NQ, RTY, YM and micros), metals (GC, SI), energies (CL, NG), currencies (6E, 6A), agriculturals (ZC, ZS), and crypto micros (MBT, MET). No forex, no equities, no options.

Prop firm. TTT does not hold customer funds. You pay an evaluation/activation fee and trade in a simulated environment until you reach the live phase. Order routing is now handled exclusively via Rithmic (NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart, R|Trader Pro) after TTT lost Tradovate (November 2025) and ProjectX (February 2026).

Three differentiators: (1) one-step evaluation with no minimum trading days, (2) end-of-day trailing drawdown on Direct accounts (intraday spikes don't shrink your DD), (3) S2F+ instant-funding model on Rithmic that splits payouts into cash + live wallet. Note: TTT lost Tradovate access in November 2025 and ProjectX in February 2026, so it now runs only on Rithmic-based platforms.

~4.7-4.8/5 across 6,000-6,300+ reviews as of May 2026. Most criticism focuses on the March 2025 SIM split reduction, payout caps, and the late-2025/early-2026 platform losses (Tradovate Nov 2025, ProjectX Feb 2026) — not on whether payouts are processed.

TTTPerformance = evaluation path (you pass a one-step eval, then graduate to a sim-funded performance account). TTTDirect = instant-funding (you skip the eval, pay a one-time fee, start trading toward payouts immediately). Different consistency rules, different splits, different drawdown logic.

S2F+ is TTT's instant-funding model launched July 23, 2025 (originally on Tradovate and ProjectX). After TTT lost Tradovate (Nov 2025) and ProjectX (Feb 2026), S2F+ now runs on Rithmic-based platforms only. No consistency rule. Uses a Profit Score (PS) system: 1 point per day with PnL ≥ 0.5% of account size, payout at PS≥10 first, then PS≥7 thereafter. Payout split: 50% cash + 40% live wallet + 10% commission.

TTTPerformance Express ($100K, ~$99 for 15 days) is the cheapest, fastest test of your strategy. If you fail, you've spent $99 and learned. The standard $25K Starter ($87–$145/month) is the lowest-stakes option.

TTTDirect $50K Base or $100K Core. Skip the evaluation, start trading toward payouts immediately. Pay once, no re-billing. The 80/20 SIM split is the trade-off.

S2F+ on Rithmic (NinjaTrader / Quantower / Sierra Chart / R|Trader Pro). The 50% cash + 40% wallet split means half your earnings are real cash immediately. Plus there's no consistency rule, just the Profit Score system.

$25K Starter, $50K Advanced, $100K Express (15-day fast-track, no daily loss limit), $100K Professional, $150K Prime, and $250K Zenith.

$50K Base, $100K Core, $150K Prime, $250K Zenith. Smallest Direct option is the $50K Base; no smaller $10K-tier Direct exists. All four sizes are available on Rithmic-routed platforms (NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart, R|Trader Pro) after the November 2025 Tradovate migration and February 2026 ProjectX exit.

Up to 13 accounts total per trader: a maximum of 10 S2F+ accounts plus up to 3 other Direct/Eval combined. Total funded capital can reach into the multi-million range depending on plan sizes. Verify current caps on the official TTT support pages.

Around $145/month (commonly discounted to ~$87 with promo codes). Monthly subscription that auto-renews until you pass or cancel.

Roughly $99 — but the Express runs on a 15-day billing cycle (not monthly) and has no daily loss limit. It's the fastest path to funding if you're confident.

Around $245–$285/month at list price. Discounts of 50–60% are common (HTG50R, BEST50, TAKEBEST50, etc.).

$569 list price, frequently discounted to ~$313 (40–55% off codes recur).

$629 list, ~$344 discounted. Often the best $/contract sweet spot.

$799 list, ~$439 discounted. 17 mini contracts max.

$999 list, ~$549 discounted. The largest plan; 27 mini contracts max.

Yes. TTT periodically offers Bundle plans that include 3 accounts at the same time. Activation fee around $149 per validated account at the funded stage.

One-time fee. There is no monthly subscription on TTTDirect — you pay once and trade until you breach a rule.

Recurring. Evaluations bill monthly (Express bills every 15 days). Cancel anytime in your dashboard before the next billing date.

$1,500 (6% of starting balance). One step, no minimum trading days.

$3,000 (6%). Same one-step, no minimum trading days.

$6,000 (6%). 15-day window. No daily loss limit, but a tighter trailing drawdown ($3,500).

$6,000 (6%) with the standard daily loss limit ($2,500) and a $3,500 trailing drawdown.

$1,000 minimum balance buffer above starting capital before your first payout (i.e., balance must reach $51,000).

$2,000 buffer above starting capital ($102,000 balance) for first payout.

$3,000 buffer ($153,000 balance) for first payout. $5,000 buffer ($255,000 balance) for $250K Zenith.

Yes. Effective January 21, 2025, each subsequent payout requires hitting a 2% profit target on the account size since the last payout.

No. TTT is a one-step evaluation with no minimum trading days. If you hit the profit target on day 1 without breaching DD or DLL, you pass.

No hard time limit on standard evals — keep paying the monthly subscription. Express is the exception: 15 days to hit the target.

Two types depending on plan. Evaluation accounts use a tick-based trailing drawdown that locks (becomes static) once you reach breakeven plus the buffer. TTTDirect uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown — only realized closing balances move it.

It only adjusts at the end of the trading day, based on your closing balance. Unrealized intraday gains do NOT lift your DD threshold. Example: open balance $100,500, close at $100,000 — your trailing DD stays at $96,500. This protects against giving back intraday spikes.

It moves with your equity in real time (every tick). Once your account hits the locking point (initial balance + DD buffer), the DD freezes at that breakeven line.

$1,500 trailing (tick-based, locks at breakeven).

$2,500 trailing (tick-based, locks at breakeven).

$3,500 trailing. No daily loss limit on Express, but the tighter DD is the trade-off.

$3,500 trailing with a $2,500 daily loss limit.

$50K Base: $2,000 EOD trailing. $100K Core: $5,000 EOD trailing (officially raised in 2025). $150K Prime: $6,000. $250K Zenith: $9,000. Always verify the current figures in your dashboard before trading.

On Evaluation: yes — once you hit breakeven plus the DD buffer, it locks. On TTTDirect: it remains end-of-day trailing throughout the SIM phase. Live accounts use static drawdown.

On TTTDirect: no — only realized closing balances. On Eval (tick-based): yes, peaks track real-time equity until breakeven lock.

Account is failed/closed. You can pay a reset fee on Evaluation accounts ($85) to restart, or buy a new Direct account.

$500 hard daily loss limit.

$1,250 hard daily loss limit.

Yes — the Express plan has no DLL, which is its main appeal. The trade-off is a tighter trailing drawdown ($3,500) and a 15-day deadline.

$2,500 hard daily loss limit.

$50K Base: $1,250 soft. $100K Core: $2,500 soft. $150K Prime: $3,750 soft. $250K Zenith: $6,250 soft. All are SOFT limits — hitting them pauses the account for the day rather than terminating it.

Hard DLL (Eval) = breach kills the account. Soft DLL (Direct) = breach pauses trading until next session, account survives. The soft limit is one of TTTDirect's signature features.

It resets at the daily session boundary (5:00 PM ET / CME daily reset). New trading day, fresh DLL counter.

30% rule. Your largest single profit day cannot exceed 30% of total accumulated profits when you request a payout. Designed to prevent one-shot lottery wins.

20% rule. Stricter than Performance. Your biggest day cannot exceed 20% of total profits at payout request.

No — S2F+ explicitly removes the consistency rule. It uses the Profit Score system instead, which rewards consistent positive days without capping the size of any single day.

(Largest profit day ÷ Total profits) × 100. If on TTTDirect that ratio exceeds 20%, you must trade more days until you rebalance below the threshold before requesting payout.

Yes — accumulate more smaller-day profits to dilute the ratio. The rule only blocks payouts; it doesn't kill the account.

Only your profit days are summed for the denominator (total profits). Loss days reduce the running total but aren't averaged in separately.

$250. Reduced from $1,000 in 2024.

Yes. Initial payout caps are tiered and size-dependent — not a universal $2K/$5K/$10K progression across all account sizes. Larger Direct accounts have higher caps. Verify the current per-size cap schedule on support.tickticktrader.com before requesting payout.

On TTTPerformance: anytime balance and consistency conditions are met. On TTTDirect: requires a 10-day trading period between payouts plus the 2% profit target.

Officially up to 5 business days. In practice many traders report 24 hours; S2F+ averages 24h per TTT's published leaderboards.

Rise (rise.works) — a global payouts platform that supports bank wires, ACH, USDT, and local bank rails in 100+ countries.

Bank wire, Rise local rails, and crypto (USDT TRC20 — typically capped under $1,000 per request). Method availability depends on your country.

80/20 (you keep 80%) — effective March 24, 2025. Down from the previous 90/10. Applies to payouts requested on/after that date.

100% to trader for the first 3 months after passing, then 90/10 (trader keeps 90%) thereafter.

90/10 (you keep 90%) on the live phase, regardless of starting account type.

Per payout: 50% paid as cash to you, 40% added to your Live Wallet (real trading capital), 10% retained by TTT as commission. The Live Wallet grows your real-money trading power as you keep earning.

S2F+ specific. The 40% portion of each payout is credited to a Live Wallet that funds your real-capital trading once you transition. Effectively a built-in scaling mechanism.

6 successful payouts in the SIM phase. The Risk Management team can fast-track at their discretion based on quality of trading.

$50K Base needs $51,000. $100K Core needs $102,000. $150K Prime needs $153,000. $250K Zenith needs $255,000. Plus consistency rule must be satisfied.

Yes. US traders earning $600+ in a year typically receive a 1099-NEC. Non-US traders submit a W-8BEN/W-8BEN-E to claim treaty rates. Always consult a tax professional.

Yes, US-based traders earning $600+ in a calendar year are issued a 1099 via Rise. International traders receive payment summaries instead.

As of January 2024, there is NO scaling plan. You can trade your full contract allotment from day 1, both during the eval and after funded. Limits: 4 minis on $25K, 10 on $50K, 14 on $100K, 17 on $150K, 27 on $250K.

10× the mini limit. So 40 micros on $25K, 100 on $50K, 140 on $100K, 170 on $150K, 270 on $250K. You can mix mini and micro contracts as long as the equivalent total stays under the cap (10 micros = 1 mini).

$5 per round-turn standard contract. Micro contracts run lower (per-tick basis). Commission is automatic and charged to your account each fill.

Yes. Commissions and fees are realized losses; they affect both your end-of-day balance and your trailing drawdown.

Yes — up to 13 total per trader: a maximum of 10 S2F+ accounts plus up to 3 other Direct/Eval combined. The earlier 5-per-trader Direct cap has been replaced by this newer structure. Verify current limits on the official TTT support pages before purchasing.

Yes — copy trading between YOUR own accounts is allowed. Cross-trader copy trading (mirroring someone else's account) is prohibited.

Yes. News trading is explicitly allowed during major events like NFP, CPI, and FOMC. Just be aware of slippage and DLL risk during high-volatility moments.

No — unlike many forex prop firms, TTT does not impose a 5-minute pre/post news freeze on most plans. Confirm via the help center for your specific plan.

No. Hedging across or within accounts is banned — both same-symbol opposing positions and inter-account correlated hedges.

Holding offsetting long+short positions on the same instrument or correlated instruments (ES vs NQ, MES vs ES, etc.) at the same time. Net-flat strategies that bypass DLL are the target of this rule.

Standard scalping is allowed. Micro-scalping (sub-5-second holds) is widely reported to be still banned — earlier 'lifted March 23, 2025' claims are unverified. Always verify the current scalping policy on the TTT support pages before deploying short-hold strategies.

No. TTT specifically bans HFT and sub-second algorithmic trading. However, TTT does allow automated trading via approved Rithmic-compatible webhook bridges such as PickMyTrade. The ban targets HFT/sub-second bots and third-party cross-trader copy services — not all automation.

Automation is allowed via approved Rithmic-compatible webhook bridges — PickMyTrade is one such option, and webhook-driven order routing (TradingView → Rithmic via a bridge) is permitted in most cases. The hard bans target HFT/sub-second algos and third-party cross-trader copy services. Manual click-to-execute is always fine. Verify your specific bridge with TTT support.

Only between YOUR OWN TTT accounts. Copying another trader's account or using a third-party copier that mirrors someone else's signals is strictly prohibited and grounds for termination.

No. VPN/proxy use is prohibited. TTT enforces real-IP access; using a VPN can flag and disable the account.

Yes. Standard DCA and position flipping are permitted. Just stay within your contract limit at any one moment.

Yes. Closing a long and immediately opening a short (or vice versa) is allowed. No same-instrument hedge moment is created if you actually closed first.

Allowed in principle, but most blow up the DLL or DD before reaching payout. Stay under contract caps and DLL/DD thresholds.

CME Globex hours: Sunday 6:00 PM ET through Friday 5:00 PM ET, with the standard 60-minute daily maintenance break (4:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET on most index futures).

Open futures positions are auto-closed by CME's daily settlement (this is a CME mechanic, not a TTT-specific forced liquidation). TTTDirect allows a one-time overnight reactivation if you opt to hold across the daily reset window. Holding positions through settlement without reactivation can flag your account.

TTT Direct accounts allow overnight holds with a one-time reactivation per session. Futures are auto-closed at CME daily settlement (not a TTT-specific forced liquidation). Weekend holds are not permitted. Performance evaluation accounts are day-trading only.

7+ consecutive days of inactivity flags the account; extended inactivity terminates it. Place at least one trade per week to keep the account live.

Yes. Pay an $85 reset fee to restart the same evaluation subscription. Discount codes (HTG50R 50% off, RESET25 for $25, GXDLLUHX 60% off) are commonly available.

No. Direct accounts are one-time fee — failure means buying a new account at the activation price (often discounted).

No. All subscriptions and account fees are FINAL. No refunds, returns, or exchanges once payment is processed. Failure to use the purchased service does not entitle you to a refund.

Any chargeback triggers an investigation. You will be permanently banned from purchasing TTT services going forward, and any future attempts will be auto-refunded and blocked.

Log into your TTT dashboard, go to Active Subscriptions, click cancel on the relevant account. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing cycle — no further charges.

Yes. You can keep trading until the period you've already paid for ends. Account is deactivated at cycle end, not immediately on cancellation.

Rithmic-based platforms only (May 2026): NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart, R|Trader Pro, MultiCharts, Jigsaw DayTradr, Bookmap, Photon Trader, and CQG. TTT lost Tradovate access in November 2025 (Tradovate accounts were migrated to ProjectX), then lost ProjectX in February 2026 when ProjectX went exclusive to Topstep. The current TTT stack is Rithmic-routed end-to-end.

No. As of May 2026, Tradovate is NOT supported on TTT. Tradovate dropped TTT in November 2025 and all Tradovate accounts were migrated to ProjectX. Then in February 2026, ProjectX went exclusive to Topstep, so TTT lost ProjectX too. TTT's current primary stack is Rithmic — front-end via NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart, or R|Trader Pro.

No longer supported. TTT lost ProjectX access in February 2026 when ProjectX went exclusive to Topstep. Earlier (November 2025), TTT had used ProjectX as a fallback after Tradovate dropped them — but that arrangement ended. As of May 2026, TTT runs exclusively on Rithmic-based platforms.

Yes — Rithmic is now TTT's primary and exclusive backend (May 2026). Any Rithmic-compatible front-end (NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart, R|Trader Pro, MultiCharts, Jigsaw DayTradr, Bookmap) works with TTT Rithmic-routed accounts. This is the only platform path after TTT lost Tradovate (Nov 2025) and ProjectX (Feb 2026).

TTT periodically bundles free licenses for NinjaTrader, Bookmap, and Jigsaw DayTradr with eligible plans. Check the active promo on the order page when you buy.

TTT itself doesn't ship a mobile app. Since TTT now runs exclusively on Rithmic, use Rithmic-compatible mobile front-ends — R|Trader Pro mobile clients or third-party Rithmic mobile apps.

Since TTT runs exclusively on Rithmic now, Rithmic CME data fees apply (~$85/month for non-professional users). TTT typically bundles data into the account activation flow — verify which fees are included on the current order page before purchasing.

Yes — CME data agreement at first login. Choose Non-Professional unless you genuinely qualify as Professional (registered, organization data subscription, etc.). Most retail traders are Non-Pro.

Yes via Rithmic backend. Connect Quantower to Rithmic with your TTT-issued Rithmic credentials.

Yes. Connect NinjaTrader to your TTT-issued Rithmic credentials (CQG also supported on some plans). NinjaTrader's free Lifetime License works for sim/eval accounts; live brokerage requires their paid license.

TTT no longer supports Tradovate (post Nov 2025), so the native Tradovate→TradingView broker-panel path is gone. The current path is TradingView → Rithmic bridge or a third-party webhook service (e.g., PickMyTrade). You receive TradingView alerts, the bridge converts them into Rithmic orders against your TTT account.

No. Since TTT lost Tradovate in November 2025, there is no native TradingView broker integration for TTT accounts. Auto-execution requires a Rithmic-compatible webhook bridge such as PickMyTrade. TTT allows automation via approved bridges; HFT/sub-second algos and cross-trader copy services remain banned.

Yes — receiving an alert and clicking the order yourself in your Rithmic front-end (NinjaTrader / Quantower / Sierra Chart / R|Trader Pro) is fully manual trading. TTT has no rule against using TradingView as a charting / signal tool.

Yes. PickMyTrade routes TradingView alerts to your TTT Rithmic account via a webhook bridge. TTT allows automation via approved third-party bridges (the firm-wide bans target HFT/sub-second algos and cross-trader copy services, not all automation). Best practice: confirm your specific automation pattern with TTT support before deploying.

TTT officially supports automation via approved Rithmic-routed webhook bridges such as PickMyTrade. Webhook-based execution is generally permitted. The explicit bans are on HFT/sub-second algorithmic trading and third-party cross-trader copy services. Get written confirmation from TTT support for your specific use case.

$50/month flat. Covers unlimited strategies, unlimited TTT accounts, and unlimited trades. No per-trade fees.

Roughly 200ms end-to-end (TradingView alert → PMT processing → Rithmic fill). Fast enough for swing and intraday strategies; not appropriate for sub-second HFT (which TTT bans anyway).

Sign up at pickmytrade.trade, add Rithmic as a broker, paste your TTT-issued Rithmic username, password, and gateway/server selection. Generate a webhook URL, paste into TradingView alerts with PMT JSON formatting. Total setup: under 5 minutes.

TTT allows automation via approved bridges, and the same policy applies in eval and live phases. The bans target HFT/sub-second algos and cross-trader copy services. Webhook-driven trading through PMT (Rithmic-routed) is generally permitted, but you should confirm your specific setup with TTT support before deploying.

Yes. PickMyTrade's multi-account routing lets one TradingView alert place the same order on every connected Rithmic-routed TTT account. Useful when you have multiple TTTPerformance, Direct, or S2F+ accounts under your own name (up to 13 total per TTT's limit). Same-trader broadcasting is fine; copying another trader's account is banned.

SIM phase = your trading is in a simulated environment but payouts are real cash. Live phase = real exchange execution, real CME fills. Transition happens after 6 successful SIM payouts.

Yes — the cash payout is real money sent to you via Rise. The TRADING is simulated until you reach the live phase. This is the standard prop firm SIM model.

Six successful payouts. With TTTDirect's 10-day cooldown between payouts and 2% profit target, that's a minimum of ~60 trading days assuming you hit every cycle. Most traders take longer.

Yes. Live accounts use a STATIC drawdown (no longer trailing). The DLL also typically lifts. Exact terms are presented at the live transition agreement.

Topstep: oldest brand, monthly subscription, TopstepX/ProjectX exclusive (ProjectX went Topstep-exclusive Feb 2026), 14-year track record. TTT: one-step eval, no minimum trading days, end-of-day trailing on Direct, S2F+ instant funding with cash+wallet split, runs on Rithmic-based platforms only (post Tradovate Nov 2025 and ProjectX Feb 2026 platform losses). TTT is more flexible on rules; Topstep is more established and now controls ProjectX.

Apex: up to 20 simultaneous accounts, 100% on first $25K per account, intraday trailing DD, $85/month subscription (4.0 model removes monthly), strict 50% consistency. TTT: up to 13 accounts (10 S2F+ + 3 Direct/Eval), end-of-day trailing on Direct (no intraday spike risk), softer DLL, 30%/20% consistency. TTT is gentler on intraday spikes; Apex scales wider.

MFFU: 4.9 Trustpilot, no DLL on some plans, next-business-day payouts, monthly subscription on Core/Rapid/Pro. TTT: ~4.7-4.8 Trustpilot, 80/20 SIM split on Direct, $250 min payout, S2F+ instant funding option, Rithmic-only platforms (post platform losses). MFFU has wider platform support; TTT has the no-eval Direct path.

TPT: monthly subscription, hard EOD trailing DD, simpler rules, decent Trustpilot. TTT: instant-funded option, soft DLL, end-of-day trailing on Direct, S2F+ live wallet model. TPT is simpler; TTT has more product variety.

Tradeify (3.0, March 2026): one-time fees only, automation explicitly allowed, Elite Live transition at $80K cumulative, TradeSea AI platform. TTT: monthly eval option + Direct one-time, automation allowed via approved bridges (HFT and copy-services banned), S2F+ live wallet path, Rithmic-only after platform losses. Both allow automation; TTT has stronger one-step eval and instant funding variety.

On March 24, 2025: SIM phase split on TTTDirect dropped from 90/10 to 80/20. The previous 90/10 split was grandfathered for accounts with payouts requested before that date.

Effective January 21, 2025: TTTDirect requires a 2% profit target between payouts (starting with the second payout). Designed to ensure consistent profitability between cash-outs.

Earlier sources claimed micro-scalping (sub-5-second holds) was lifted on March 23, 2025 — this is unverified. As of May 2026, sub-5-second holds appear to still be restricted. Always verify the current scalping policy on TTT support before deploying short-hold strategies.

S2F+ on Tradovate. The instant-funding model expanded from ProjectX-only to also include Tradovate. Launch promo dropped 50K S2F+ from $449 to $99 for first-time users (code WELCOME). NOTE: As of May 2026, S2F+ now runs only on Rithmic — Tradovate was lost in Nov 2025 and ProjectX in Feb 2026.

You earn 1 PS point each day your PnL exceeds 0.5% of account size. First payout requires PS≥10; subsequent payouts PS≥7. Replaces the consistency rule and provides a cleaner gamified path to payout eligibility.

No. Current cap is up to 13 total per trader: a maximum of 10 S2F+ accounts plus up to 3 other Direct/Eval combined. The earlier 5-Direct limit has been replaced by this newer structure. Verify on official TTT support.

Yes. The 40-trading-day minimum for the 100% profit split on Performance accounts was waived in 2024, replaced by the 'first 3 months 100% then 90/10' structure.

support.tickticktrader.com hosts all the official policy articles: Trading Rules, Maintain Consistency Rule, Resetting Evaluation Accounts, Rebill Process, S2F+ Payout Policy, Phases of Live Program. Always check there for current rule wording.

Email-based ticket support and Discord. Most traders report responses within a few hours during business hours. Use your dashboard's Help button to file a ticket directly.

Yes. TTT runs an official Discord with thousands of members, announcements, and direct access to support staff during business hours.

Discussion appears in prop firm forums, trader forums, day trader forums. No official forum. Community sentiment is mixed: traders praise transparency and fast payouts; complaints concentrate on the March 2025 SIM split reduction, payout caps, and the late-2025/early-2026 platform losses (Tradovate Nov 2025 and ProjectX Feb 2026 exits).

Both spellings appear in the wild. The official brand is 'TickTickTrader' (one word) per their domain ticktick-trader.com and tickticktrader.com. Reviewers and affiliates often use 'TickTick Trader' (two words).

TTT runs frequent 50–70% off promos. Common codes: MT4C7P58 (60% off Direct), HTG50R (50% off Rithmic resets), GXDLLUHX (60% off resets), 43SX8W4P (40% off $50K Base), WELCOME ($99 launch S2F+ for first-timers). Codes rotate — check couponchief.com or savemycent.com for the latest.

Most TTT review sites are affiliates with discount-code partnerships. The information is generally accurate, but every link may carry a referral. ProTradingVibes, QuantVPS, FundedProgram, and PropFirmPlus tend to provide the most balanced critique. Trustpilot and trader forums give the unfiltered view.

Mixed picture as of May 2026. Pros: one-step eval, end-of-day trailing drawdown on Direct, S2F+ cash + Live Wallet model, automation via approved bridges, $250 minimum payout. Cons: TTT lost Tradovate (Nov 2025) and ProjectX (Feb 2026) — now Rithmic-only; the 80/20 SIM split on Direct; per-size payout caps; the 2% per-payout target. Some commentary suggests TTT is in operational difficulty post-platform-loss — verify current status on tickticktrader.com before funding.