Is True Trading Group still open?
It still operates under a new name, TTG AI — True Trading Group's website says it "officially becomes TTG AI" (dated 1 September, no year given), and its membership was still on sale when we checked on 11 Oct 2026. It is a trading-education membership, not a prop firm, and it has not shut down.
Last checked 11 Oct 2026.
What happened
True Trading Group is a trading-education membership, not a prop firm. Its website says it "officially becomes TTG AI" and still sold a $647 one-year membership on 11 Oct 2026.
Sources
True Trading Group is ending. But this is not the end of what we built. It is the beginning of what it has become.
Starting today, True Trading Group officially becomes TTG AI, while True Trading Group will continue to exist as the community layer at the heart of the TTG AI ecosystem.
True Trading Group is ending as the forward-facing identity of this company, but the community, relationships, and purpose behind it are not going anywhere.
Homepage 301-redirects to /announce-ending/ (title 'True Trading Group Is Ending - True Trading Group'). The notice says 'This full transition begins today, September 1' without a year.
Checkout page 'TTG Core Membership Checkout' live, price '$647 for 1 Year'. No evaluation, funded-account or profit-split offering found.
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What to do if you had an account
- Use only the firm's official channels (its own website, support email or verified social accounts) for any notice about refunds or payouts. Be wary of anyone who contacts you offering to "recover" money for a fee.
- Keep records: receipts, your account or login ID, emails from the firm, and screenshots of your dashboard and of any closure notice.
- If you paid by card or through a payment provider, your card issuer or provider may have a dispute process. These often have time limits, so ask them early.
This is general information, not legal or financial advice.
Active alternatives
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- FTMO Transparency Index 70/100 · rating 3.5/5
Futures firms
- MILTRADERS Transparency Index 72/100 · rating 3.6/5
- PropEd Capital Transparency Index 71/100 · rating 3.5/5
- The Trading Pit Transparency Index 71/100 · rating 3.5/5
- FTMO Transparency Index 70/100 · rating 3.5/5
- Upcomers Transparency Index 70/100 · rating 3.5/5
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Questions
Is True Trading Group still open?
It still operates under a new name, TTG AI — True Trading Group's website says it "officially becomes TTG AI" (dated 1 September, no year given), and its membership was still on sale when we checked on 11 Oct 2026. It is a trading-education membership, not a prop firm, and it has not shut down. Last checked 11 Oct 2026.
What happened to True Trading Group?
True Trading Group is a trading-education membership, not a prop firm. Its website says it "officially becomes TTG AI" and still sold a $647 one-year membership on 11 Oct 2026.
What should I do if I had an account with True Trading Group?
Use only the firm's official channels (its own website, support email or verified social accounts) for any notice about refunds or payouts. Be wary of anyone who contacts you offering to "recover" money for a fee. Keep records: receipts, your account or login ID, emails from the firm, and screenshots of your dashboard and of any closure notice. If you paid by card or through a payment provider, your card issuer or provider may have a dispute process. These often have time limits, so ask them early. This is general information, not legal or financial advice.