
Seacrest Markets has announced that it is shutting down its prop trading business and is no longer operating as a prop firm. As a result, Seacrest Markets is no longer accepting new traders or offering prop trading accounts.
Prop Firm Match has removed Seacrest Markets from its active comparison and verification listings to ensure traders are not relying on outdated or inactive firm information.
This page serves as a status update for traders who may arrive here from previously indexed Seacrest Markets pages on Prop Firm Match.
Seacrest Markets has confirmed that it is exiting the prop trading model and transitioning fully to its CFD brokerage operations.
As part of this shutdown:
This represents a full exit from proprietary trading, not a temporary pause or restructuring.
According to firm communications, the following accounts are not eligible for refunds or payouts:
Based on Seacrest Markets’ guidance:
Traders are encouraged to submit requests as early as possible to avoid processing delays.
Prop Firm Match continuously monitors the operational status of proprietary trading firms listed on the platform.
When a firm:
…it is removed from active comparison and verification pages.
Seacrest Markets no longer meets the criteria required to remain part of Prop Firm Match’s active firm listing.
If you were researching or considering Seacrest Markets:
Traders should focus on firms that are currently operating, verified, and monitored when making decisions involving capital.
While Seacrest Markets is no longer active, many prop firms continue to operate and accept new traders.
You may want to explore:
These sections include firms that are currently operating and updated based on ongoing market activity.
Status: Monitoring
Prop Firm Match has reached out to Seacrest Markets for additional clarification and will update this page if there are any changes to:
This page is provided for informational purposes only.
Seacrest Markets is no longer part of Prop Firm Match’s active comparison or verification listings. Firm statuses may change over time as market conditions evolve, and listings are updated accordingly to reflect the most accurate information available.
The following answers address common questions from traders affected by Seacrest Markets’ prop trading shutdown.
No. Seacrest Markets has exited the proprietary trading business and is no longer operating as a prop trading firm or accepting new traders.
No. New prop trading accounts should not be opened. Seacrest Markets is no longer offering prop challenges or funded accounts.
Eligibility depends on account status:
Traders must follow the firm’s official instructions to submit requests.
According to firm communications, failure to submit refund or payout requests by the deadline may result in loss of eligibility. Traders are encouraged to act before the cutoff date.
Prop Firm Match removes firms that:
This ensures traders are not misled by inactive or outdated listings.
You can explore currently operating and verified firms on Prop Firm Match, including:
These listings are monitored and updated as firm statuses change.
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