Introduction
TickTickTrader futures prop firm review: TickTickTrader is a futures prop firm founded in 2022. At the latest verification in this review, its public site displays $25K Starter, $50K Advanced and $100K Professional evaluation plans as Coming soon rather than currently purchasable. The displayed plans use a 6% target with size-specific Tick Drawdown, daily loss and contract limits. However, the current relaunch cards do not yet publish a complete funded-stage rulebook for payout schedule, profit split, platform, activation, consistency or account limits. Those missing details should not be filled with legacy S2F+ rules. The firm may become relevant to ES, NQ, YM, CL, GC and other futures traders after relaunch, but current purchase and funded-stage uncertainty is central to this review.
Bridge Verdict Preview
TickTickTrader has a High Risk current profile. Its 30 / 100 PFB Score falls inside the 0 to 33.33 High Risk category. The public display of targets and loss limits is useful, but the plans are not currently purchasable and key funded-stage terms remain unpublished. Traders should wait for the relaunch, full funded rules and current platform and payout documentation before treating the new plans as ready for evaluation.
TL;DR
- Best for: currently better suited to monitoring than purchasing.
- Biggest strength: relaunch cards disclose targets, loss limits and contract counts.
- Main risk: plans remain coming soon and funded-stage rules are incomplete.
Quick Specs
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Firm Name | TickTickTrader |
| Founded Year | 2022 |
| Market Type | Futures |
| Evaluation Type | Displayed relaunch evaluations |
| Max Account Size | $100K displayed relaunch plan |
| Profit Target | 6% |
| Availability | Coming soon at latest verification |
| PFB Score | 30 / 100 |
| Prop Firm Bridge Star Rating | 1.5 / 5 |
| Risk Status | High Risk |
Ratings Breakdown
Our Take
TickTickTrader received a 30 out of 100 score because its current futures relaunch provides some evaluation risk information, but traders must understand that the plans remain unavailable and key funded-stage rules are unpublished.
Who This Futures Firm Is For (and Not For)
At the current stage, TickTickTrader is more relevant to traders monitoring a relaunch than traders ready to purchase. The public cards do provide useful evaluation-level information: three account sizes, 6% targets, Tick Drawdown amounts, daily loss limits and maximum contract counts. Once the products become purchasable, those figures can form the starting point for contract-risk analysis.
It is not currently suitable for traders who need a fully documented purchase and payout path. Profit split, payout timing, funded consistency, activation rules and platform details for the relaunched evaluations remain unpublished in the current records. Legacy S2F+ rules should not be used to fill those gaps. The 30 score correctly places the firm in High Risk until the new product structure becomes fully verifiable.
Risk Profile Compared to Futures Industry Standards
The displayed evaluation risk amounts are clear enough to compare at a basic level. The $25K plan shows $1,500 Tick Drawdown and $500 daily loss, the $50K plan shows $2,500 and $1,250, and the $100K plan shows $3,500 and $2,500. What is missing is equally important: the exact trailing and lock calculation for the relaunch is not fully published, and the funded-stage framework is incomplete. In futures trading, payout and drawdown mechanics determine practical account value. Without those terms, traders cannot reliably model the full path from evaluation to withdrawal. That information gap, combined with coming-soon availability, supports the High Risk classification.
First-Person Testing Signal
During our verification, we deliberately separated the new relaunch cards from older S2F+ material. The new plans expose evaluation-level numbers but not a complete funded rulebook. Reusing old payout or platform terms would create false certainty, so the current review treats unpublished fields as unknown rather than filling them from legacy products.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Displayed targets are clear by size | 30 / 100 PFB Score and High Risk status |
| Displayed daily loss limits are visible | Relaunch plans are currently Coming soon |
| Displayed contract counts are visible | Funded payout schedule not yet published |
| Three simple relaunch tiers are shown | Relaunch profit split not yet published |
| 6% target is consistent across displayed plans | Current platform details not fully published |
| Review separates new and legacy structures | Legacy S2F+ terms cannot safely fill current gaps |
In-Depth Review & Analysis
TickTickTrader Relaunch Evaluation Rules
| Plan | Target | Tick Drawdown | Daily Loss | Max Contracts | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25K Starter | $1,500 (6%) | $1,500 (6%) | $500 (2%) | 4 | Coming soon |
| $50K Advanced | $3,000 (6%) | $2,500 (5%) | $1,250 (2.5%) | 10 | Coming soon |
| $100K Professional | $6,000 (6%) | $3,500 (3.5%) | $2,500 (2.5%) | 14 | Coming soon |
What Is Not Yet Published
The current relaunch cards do not provide a complete funded-stage rulebook for platform availability, profit split, payout schedule, activation fee, funded consistency or account limits. Those values should remain unpublished on Prop Firm Bridge until TickTickTrader associates them directly with the relaunched evaluations.
Why Legacy Rules Were Removed
Older Straight-to-Funded and S2F+ rules described a different product structure. Reusing them inside the new Starter, Advanced or Professional account cards could create false payout or risk expectations.
Challenge accounts
Account sizes
Prices as the firm lists them
What this programme asks of you
Futures Evaluation — Coming Soon6%
Profit target
6% Tick Drawdown
Max drawdown
2%
Daily loss limit
Not yet published for the relaunched plan
Min trading days
Not yet published for the relaunched plan
Profit split
Every rule, stated
Including the ones firms leave off their pricing page.
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit may come from a single day, so one outsized trade will not pass the challenge on its own.
TickTickTrader's conditions for this programme
Displayed target is $1,500, Tick Drawdown is $1,500, daily loss is $500 and maximum contract count is 4. Current platform and funded-stage rules remain unpublished.
Payout methods
Final Verdict
Is TickTickTrader Trusted or a Risk for Futures Traders?
Verdict: High Risk. TickTickTrader receives a 30 / 100 PFB Score. Under the exact Prop Firm Bridge category rule, any score from 0 to 33.33 is High Risk.
The current public relaunch information is incomplete. Traders can see the displayed $25K, $50K and $100K evaluation targets, Tick Drawdown, daily loss and contract counts, but the plans remain marked Coming soon. Key funded-stage information, including current payout structure, profit split, consistency, activation and platform details, is not fully published for these relaunch products. Older S2F+ rules belong to a different product structure and should not be assumed to apply. Until the new plans become purchasable and the complete rulebook can be verified, the High Risk classification is appropriate.
PFB Score Breakdown
| Category | Rating |
|---|---|
| Trading Conditions | 2.1 / 5 |
| User Friendliness | 1.8 / 5 |
| Payout Process | 2.3 / 5 |
| Customer Care | 2.4 / 5 |
| Total Score | 30 / 100 |
| Prop Firm Bridge Star Rating | 1.5 / 5 |
| Risk Status | High Risk |
Prop Firm Bridge Recommendation Score: 30 / 100
Recommendation: Wait for the relaunch and complete funded-stage documentation before considering a new TickTickTrader evaluation.
User Rating
PFB Score
Frequently Asked Questions
Prop Firm Bridge currently scores TickTickTrader 30 / 100, placing it in the High Risk category. At the latest verification, the public site displays the new $25K, $50K and $100K evaluation plans as Coming soon rather than purchasable. Important funded-stage details are also not fully published for these relaunch products. Traders should wait until the plans launch and the current payout, platform, profit split, consistency and activation terms can be verified.
The current public relaunch cards display Tick Drawdown amounts of $1,500 on $25K, $2,500 on $50K and $3,500 on $100K. They also show daily loss limits of $500, $1,250 and $2,500 respectively. However, the exact trailing and lock calculation for the relaunch has not yet been fully published in the current account data. Prop Firm Bridge therefore does not assume a missing drawdown method from older TickTickTrader products.
The complete funded-stage payout schedule for the displayed relaunch evaluations has not yet been published in the current reviewed data. Prop Firm Bridge does not reuse older S2F or S2F+ payout rules for the new Starter, Advanced and Professional evaluations because they are different product structures. Traders should wait for TickTickTrader to publish the current funded payout schedule, profit split, consistency rules and activation conditions before making payout assumptions.
At the latest verification used for this review, the public site displays the $25K Starter, $50K Advanced and $100K Professional plans as Coming soon. That means the review treats them as displayed relaunch products rather than currently purchasable evaluations. Availability can change, so traders should verify the live purchase page before taking action. The High Risk rating reflects the current incomplete and pre-launch state, not an assumption about what the final relaunch may become.
The current relaunch cards display maximum contract counts of 4 on the $25K Starter, 10 on the $50K Advanced and 14 on the $100K Professional. These numbers help traders understand the displayed position ceiling, but contract limit alone does not define safe risk. The Tick Drawdown and daily loss amounts remain much smaller than the nominal account balance, so position sizing should be based on those loss limits once the full product rules are published.
The current 30 / 100 PFB Score falls directly inside the High Risk range. The main issue is incomplete current verification: the displayed relaunch plans are marked Coming soon, and several important funded-stage terms are not yet fully published. The review intentionally avoids filling those gaps with legacy S2F+ rules. Once the new plans are live and their complete payout, platform and funded rules are verifiable, the firm can be reassessed under the PFB methodology.