T3 Trading Group Review
T3 Trading Group is a New York proprietary trading firm founded in 2007. Traders need SIE and Series 57 licenses, and new traders share first loss risk.
Account Sizes
Various
Profit Split
Up to 90%
Max Drawdown
10%
Payout
Bi-weekly
Pros
- SEC registered broker dealer and genuine FINRA, SIPC member since 2019
- Clears trades through established firms like Clear Street and Marex
- Profit splits can reach up to 90 percent for qualifying traders
- Remote trading is available, not just an in person New York desk
Cons
- Traders must hold an SIE and a Series 57 license before joining
- New traders usually need a first loss capital contribution to start
- Licensing requirement is a real barrier next to typical retail prop firms
- Public site gives little detail on exact fees or contribution size
T3 Trading Group traces back to 2007, co founded by trader Scott Redler alongside its sister education brand T3 Live. Today it runs as T3 Trading Group LLC, a FINRA member broker dealer since 2019, headquartered in New York City.
Unlike many funded trader challenge sites, T3 requires traders to hold real securities licenses, the SIE plus a Series 57, and it clears equity, options and futures trades through firms like Clear Street and Marex. New traders typically make a first loss capital contribution before reaching full firm funding, then trade on platforms such as DAS Trader, Sterling Trader Pro or T3's own Virtual Trading Floor.
Profit splits can reach up to 90 percent, with payouts running roughly twice a month and a stated 10 percent max drawdown rule. Because it is a licensed broker dealer rather than a demo challenge site, remote traders still need genuine securities licensing, a real barrier next to typical retail prop firms.
Platforms
Challenge Types
Trading Rules
- SIE + Series 57 licence required
- Technical analysis focused
Regulators
Platforms
- SEC (USA)
- FINRA
- SIPC
