TTT Markets at Prop Firm Expo London 2026: What Traders Should Know

Most prop firms ask a trader to take an account as a fixed package. TTT Markets is built around the opposite idea: choose a route, choose an evaluation model within it, and then configure the rest with add-ons. Across the 1-Step Challenge, the 2-Step Challenge, Instant Funding, and a monthly Subscription Account, the firm layers evaluation variants and optional add-ons for weekend holding, extra drawdown, and account protection. For a trader who already knows how they want to be funded and which constraints they can live with, that configurability means the account can be shaped to the strategy rather than the other way around.

TTT Markets will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 on June 27 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre as a Silver Sponsor. For traders who want to understand the firm's program structure and how its routes and add-ons fit together in practice, the event is a useful setting to do that work in person.

For attendees, Silver-level access means the firm has a presence on the floor and supporting visibility across Prop Firm Match and Prop Firm Expo channels. For a trader it means a direct line to the team, and a setting in which to ask specific questions and get answers in person rather than relying only on a firm page.

TTT Markets has been providing prop funding programs since December 2022, which makes it one of the more tenured firms in the CFD prop space at three-plus years of operation. By its own published figures, the firm has served over 20,000 traders across 140-plus countries and processed more than $2.5M in trader rewards.

The corporate structure is worth noting for anyone doing due diligence. The operating entity is TTT Markets Ltd, incorporated in Saint Lucia, with TGN Media Ltd, a UK-registered company, acting as the official payment and marketing agent. The firm describes its technology as built in-house and its programs as broker-backed.

The trading environment is built around CFDs, with MetaTrader 5 and the firm's own TTT Markets WebTrader as the supported platforms, and asset coverage of 500-plus instruments. Accounts are available in USD, GBP, and EUR. Payouts are processed on a weekly cycle, every Wednesday, through card, Wise/bank transfer, and crypto. MT5 access is restricted in some jurisdictions, including the United States, so confirming availability for your country is a sensible first step.

What separates TTT Markets is less a single rule than the range of ways a trader can get funded and then tune the account. The firm runs four routes, and within them offers evaluation variants, which is where its claim of "5+ account models" comes from.

1-Step Challenge is the single-phase evaluation. It runs a 10% profit target, a 4% daily loss limit, and an 8% maximum loss. Both the daily and overall drawdown limits are trailing, meaning they move up as the account reaches new equity highs, a detail worth understanding before you start, since a trailing limit tightens the cushion as you profit rather than leaving it fixed at the starting balance.

2-Step Challenge is the two-phase route and the lower entry point of the evaluations. It has an 8% first-phase target and a 5% second-phase target, with a 4% daily loss limit and an 8% maximum loss. Unlike the 1-Step, the 2-Step's overall drawdown is static, which leaves more room as the account grows. The difference in drawdown basis between the two evaluation routes is one of the more important distinctions to understand.

Instant Funding skips evaluation, funding a trader immediately. It is structured in stages with scaling targets. Stage 1 carries a 6% target, with the account progressing as it scales. Its drawdown is also static, a fixed 6% of the initial balance that, in the firm's own words, does not trail. Instant account sizes start smaller, from $1,000.

Subscription Account is the monthly-billed route, where evaluation access is paid as a recurring subscription rather than a one-time fee. If you prefer to spread the cost or test the firm without a larger upfront commitment, this is the route to ask about, including how resets and billing work.

Across the routes, the firm advertises account sizes up to $500,000, a scaling plan toward a maximum allocation it puts at up to $1M, and challenge pricing from $29.

A few points are worth understanding before evaluation, and several of them concern how TTT structures things as optional rather than built-in.

The profit split is tiered and varies by route. The firm's help centre sets out a different split structure for each route: the 1-Step pays 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second, and 80% on subsequent withdrawals; the 2-Step pays 70% on the first withdrawal and 80% thereafter; and Instant Funding starts at 50% and rises 5% per withdrawal or scaling event, up to a maximum of 70%. The profit split is one of the first things worth confirming directly with the team for the specific route you are considering.

Drawdown basis differs by route. This is the single most important rule distinction at TTT Markes. The 1-Step uses trailing drawdown (both the 8% overall and 4% daily limits trail upward to new equity highs). The 2-Step uses a static overall limit fixed at 8% of the initial balance. Instant Funding uses a static 6% of the initial balance that does not trail. A trailing limit tightens your cushion as you profit while a static one does not. The route you choose, therefore changes how much room you actually have once you are in profit, so confirm the basis for the specific account you are considering.

Weekend holding is an add-on, not a default. Whether you can hold positions over the weekend depends on the evaluation type, the funded stage, and whether the Weekend Holding add-on is enabled. Some accounts prohibit holding through market close. If your strategy depends on holding over weekends, this is a rule to settle before you buy, not after.

Other add-ons change the account economics. A Drawdown Increase add-on and an Account Protection add-on are offered alongside weekend holding. These are the levers that let a trader configure an account, but they also mean the cheapest headline price is not necessarily the account you will end up trading, so it is worth pricing the configuration you actually need.

Consistency rules apply, and they are specific on the 1-Step. The 1-Step carries a lot-size consistency band alongside a rule that no single trade should make up the majority of profits, and a requirement to trade across at least 14 separate trading days. The firm also states that profits can be adjusted for consistency breaches.

Expert Advisors are allowed, within limits. EAs and automation are permitted, provided they are not used to exploit platform conditions. Separately, the firm prohibits any activity designed to exploit its infrastructure, execution systems, or simulated environment, with penalties up to account termination and profit removal. Scalping and per-route strategy permissions are documented individually, so confirm what applies to your route.

The starting question is which of the four routes matches how you want to get funded, and then how the configuration adds up. If you want a single clean evaluation, the 1-Step and its 10% target is the conversation, but ask specifically about the trailing drawdown and how much room it leaves at your account size. If you want the lower-cost evaluation with a refundable fee, the 2-Step is the route. If you want to skip evaluation, Instant Funding is the conversation, including how the staged split scales. If you would rather pay monthly, the Subscription Account is worth discussing in detail.

Across all four, the profit split and the add-on model are the throughlines. Ask the team to walk through exactly what split you receive at each withdrawal and what reaches the higher advertised figures, and price out the add-ons, weekend holding in particular, that your strategy actually requires.

• Which of the four routes is best suited to my style: 1-Step, 2-Step, Instant Funding, or the Subscription Account?
• What profit split do I actually receive on this specific route, at each withdrawal, and what reaches the higher advertised figures?
• The drawdown basis differs by route. How does that play out at my account size once I am in profit?
• Which add-ons would my strategy need, and how do they change the total cost?
• How do the Standard, Lite, and Pro evaluation models differ within a route?
• How does the Subscription Account billing, reset, and payout structure compare to a one-time evaluation fee?

Use the firm's presence at the event to test how clearly TTT Markets explains its lineup. With four routes, multiple evaluation models, and a set of add-ons, the firm has more moving parts than most, and the useful signal is whether the team can explain which combination suits which kind of trader rather than presenting the cheapest headline price as the whole picture. The profit split is the single area where confirming the detail in person is most worthwhile, given the different figures across the firm's own materials.

Use booth time to narrow the decision around your own trading. Bring your preferred asset class, your account-size range, and your trading style. If you already know whether you lean toward an instant, one-step, two-step, or subscription route, this is where TTT Markets should be able to give you a more precise answer than a static listing can provide.

TTT Markets will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 on June 27 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster, as a Silver Sponsor. For attendees comparing CFD prop firms, that is a useful opportunity to evaluate one of the more tenured firms in the space and to test how its four-route, configurable structure fits the way you actually trade.

If TTT Markets is already on your shortlist, use the expo to get precise. Focus on which route fits your trading, exactly what profit split you would receive and when, how the drawdown basis on your chosen route and any add-ons would apply to your strategy. That is a stronger way to use sponsor-level access than relying on visibility alone. As TTT Markets is exhibiting but is not currently listed on Prop Firm Match, the firm's own site, tttmarkets.com, is the primary source for its programs, rules, and pricing ahead of the event.