This page covers the trading rules, evaluation parameters, drawdown limits, consistency requirements, and payout conditions published by TTT Markets for its 1-Step Challenge and 2-Step Challenge programs. It is intended as a factual reference for traders researching TTT Markets rules before purchasing an evaluation.
The information below is drawn exclusively from the following official TTT Markets pages, all checked on 2026-09-30: the 1-Step Challenge program page, the 2-Step Challenge program page, the 1-Step drawdown limits help article, the 2-Step drawdown limits help article, the 1-Step consistency rules help article, the 1-Step profit split help article, the 2-Step profit split help article, the payout eligibility help article, the account sharing policy article, the Expert Advisors policy article, the weekend holding policy article, the prohibited trading behaviour article, and the TTT Markets Terms and Conditions.
Evaluation Programs at a Glance
TTT Markets offers two evaluation structures: a single-phase 1-Step Challenge and a two-phase 2-Step Challenge. Both are available in USD, GBP and EUR denominations, with account sizes ranging from $5,000 to $500,000. The table below summarises the key parameters for each program.
| Parameter | 1-Step Challenge | 2-Step Challenge |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target (Phase 1) | 10% | 8% |
| Profit target (Phase 2) | N/A (single phase) | 5% |
| Max overall drawdown | 8% | 8% (both stages) |
| Daily drawdown | 4% | 4% (both stages) |
| Payout cadence (funded) | Every 14 trading days | Not specified on the pages checked |
| Profit split (1st withdrawal) | 50% | 70% |
| Profit split (2nd withdrawal) | 70% | 80% |
| Profit split (subsequent) | 80% | 80% |
Profit Targets and Evaluation Phases
1-Step Challenge
The 1-Step Challenge requires traders to reach a single profit target of 10% within one evaluation phase. There are no intermediate stages to pass. Once the target is reached and other conditions are met, the trader moves to a funded account.
2-Step Challenge
The 2-Step Challenge uses a classic two-phase structure. Traders must first achieve an 8% profit target in Stage 1, then confirm consistency with a 5% profit target in Stage 2. The same risk limits apply across both stages. No time limits are stated on the official pages checked.
Drawdown Limits: How They Work
Both programs share identical drawdown thresholds, but understanding how those thresholds are measured is important. A detailed breakdown of how daily and maximum drawdown interact is available in the guide to daily drawdown vs max drawdown for prop traders.
1-Step Challenge Drawdown Rules
According to the 1-Step drawdown help article, both limits are trailing and monitored on an equity basis, meaning floating (unrealised) profit and loss is combined with closed profit and loss when calculating current drawdown.
- Maximum overall drawdown: 8%. The drawdown floor trails upward as the account reaches new equity highs. For illustration only: on a $100,000 account, the initial permitted minimum equity is $92,000. If the account grows to a new high, the floor rises accordingly.
- Maximum daily drawdown: 4%. Calculated from the highest equity point reached during the day. For illustration only: on a $100,000 account, $2,500 in closed losses combined with $1,500 in floating losses equals $4,000, which would constitute a full breach of the daily limit.
If equity touches either limit, the account is considered breached.
Use a prop firm daily loss calculator to model how these thresholds apply to different account sizes before you begin trading.
2-Step Challenge Drawdown Rules
The 2-Step drawdown help article confirms that floating losses count toward drawdown even if the position remains open. As with the 1-Step, breaching either the overall or daily limit terminates the account. The 8% maximum overall drawdown and 4% daily drawdown apply equally across Stage 1 and Stage 2. The official pages checked do not explicitly state whether the 2-Step drawdown limits are trailing or static, beyond confirming that floating P&L is included in the calculation.
Minimum Trading Days and Consistency Rules
1-Step Consistency Requirements
The 1-Step consistency rules article sets out three distinct requirements. Understanding how this type of rule works in practice is covered in the guide to the prop firm consistency rule explained for traders.
- Minimum trading days: Traders must trade across at least 14 separate trading days. Very short-duration trades may not count as valid trading days.
- Lot size consistency: The average lot size is calculated across total trading activity. Individual trades must stay within a range of no more than 200% above the average and no less than 25% below the average. For illustration only: if the average lot size is 5 lots, the maximum permitted on any single trade is 10 lots and the minimum is 1.25 lots.
- Single-trade profit rule: No singular trade should make up the majority of profits.
When planning position sizes to satisfy these rules, a prop firm lot size calculator can help keep individual trades within the permitted band. Additional guidance on managing position sizing across an evaluation is available in the article on lot sizing for prop firm accounts.
2-Step Consistency Requirements
The official pages checked do not state specific consistency or minimum trading day requirements for the 2-Step Challenge beyond the profit targets and drawdown limits described above.
Trading Restrictions
Prohibited Trading Behaviour
The prohibited trading behaviour article states that TTT Markets strictly prohibits any activity designed to exploit platform infrastructure, execution systems, simulated environments, or unfair trading advantages. Violations may result in account termination, payout cancellation, profit removal, or permanent platform bans.
The Terms and Conditions list specific prohibited styles, including: exploiting a delayed feed, gap trading, latency arbitrage, long-short arbitrage, reverse arbitrage, and opposite account trading. Coordinated trading, mirroring, copy trading, and group trading with other accounts are also prohibited.
News Trading
The official pages checked do not explicitly state a rule permitting or prohibiting news trading on the 1-Step or 2-Step programs. Traders researching this area can consult the broader guide on news trading rules in prop firms for general context, though the specific TTT Markets position on news trading is not documented in the pages reviewed.
Expert Advisors and Automation
According to the Expert Advisors policy article, EAs and automation tools are permitted, provided they do not violate prohibited trading behaviour policies. Exploitative automation designed to abuse platform conditions is not allowed.
Weekend and Overnight Holding
The weekend holding policy article states that weekend holding permissions depend on the evaluation type, the funded stage, and whether the Weekend Holding add-on is enabled. Certain accounts may prohibit holding positions through market close. The 1-Step Challenge help centre links to a separate article on the Weekend Holding add-on, but that article was not among the pages provided for this reference.
Who May Trade or Access the Account
The account sharing policy article states: accounts are intended for individual use only, and sharing login credentials or allowing third parties to operate an account is prohibited.
The Terms and Conditions reinforce this, specifying that users shall not transfer the rights of their account to anyone else, shall not participate in any account management services that involve copying another person's trades, and must not share account login information. Traders must also act independently; coordinated trading with other accounts is prohibited.
The Terms and Conditions also state that the minimum age to use the services is 18 years.
Profit Split and Payout Conditions
1-Step Challenge Profit Split
According to the 1-Step profit split article, the funded account profit split is structured as follows: 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second withdrawal, and 80% on all subsequent withdrawals.
The 1-Step Challenge program page states that payouts are issued every 14 trading days, subject to verification and compliance.
2-Step Challenge Profit Split
According to the 2-Step profit split article, the funded account profit split is 70% on the first withdrawal and 80% on all subsequent withdrawals. For illustration only: on $2,000 in eligible profit at an 80% split, the trader's share would be $1,600.
The payout frequency for the 2-Step funded account is not stated on the official pages checked.
General Payout Eligibility
The payout eligibility article confirms that conditions vary by evaluation type and may include minimum trading days, profit targets, payout cycles, and funded account requirements. Traders are directed to their specific evaluation model for full details.
Scaling and Leverage
The official pages checked do not document a scaling plan or state the specific leverage levels available on the 1-Step or 2-Step programs. The 1-Step help centre references a separate article on leverage, but that article was not among the pages provided for this reference. Account sizes range from $5,000 to $500,000 on both programs.
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Official Sources
Rules verified on September 30, 2026 against TTT Markets's official pages below. Rules change: the firm's own pages always prevail. The rules of other firms are in our prop firm rules hub.
- TTT Markets 1-Step Challenge
- TTT Markets 2-Step Challenge
- What Are the Drawdown Limits on the 1-Step Challenge?
- What Are the Drawdown Limits on the 2-Step Challenge?
- What Are the 1-Step Consistency Rules?
- What Is the 1-Step Profit Split?
- What Is the Profit Split on the 2-Step Challenge?
- When Can I Request A Payout?
- Is account sharing allowed?
- Can I use Expert Advisors (EAs)?
- Can I hold trades over the weekend?
- What trading behaviour is prohibited?
- TTT Markets Terms and Conditions
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