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Markets.com Broker Review: Everything You Need To Know

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Markets.com Overviews

Markets.com is a global brand and is operated by 5 companies across the globe, all regulated by the associated financial authority in that region. They provide clients the opportunity to trade Forex, stocks, commodities, Cryptocurrency, Indices, ETFs, and even Bonds in the form of CFDs . Additionally, they offer U.K. and Ireland clients the chance to open spread betting accounts. Let's take a closer look at this broker.

Trying to understand Markets.com and its history can be tricky; however, it is essentially a global trading and investing broker that the Finalto Group owns. The Finalto Group is the financials division of Playtech, a publicly-traded company listed on the London Stock Exchange and part of the FTSE 250 listed under the ticker PTEC.

If this seems a bit complicated, all you need to know is that this global subsidiary of the Finalto Group was founded in 2008 and is a well-known and reputable online trading broker (electronic trading platform).

They provide clients (day traders and investors of all sorts) the opportunity to trade Forex, stocks (shares), commodities, Cryptocurrency, Indices, ETFs, and even Bonds in the form of CFDs (Contracts for Difference). Additionally, they offer U.K. and Ireland clients the chance to open spread betting accounts.

Markets.com is a global brand (as stated) and is operated by 5 companies across the globe, all regulated by the associated financial authority in that region (we will go into detail on this later to determine how safe they are).

They offer web-based and mobile trading along with trading software that can be used on Windows or Mac (MetaTrader 4 and Metatrader 5).

Let’s take a look at all the features that Markets.com has to offer potential clients wanting to open up an account with them. We will cover everything from who can signup to how to sign up and everything in between.

Broker Feature	Overview
Type of Broker	ECN, STP, NDD
Regulation & Licensing	Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) Financial Services Commission (FSC)
Applicable Countries Allowed To Trade
Assets Offered	Shares (over 1,900), Forex (56), Commodities (23), Indices 32, Blends (12), Crypto (27), ETfs (77), Bonds (4)
Platforms Available	Markets.com Web Platform, Mobile App, MetaTrader 4, Metatrader 5
Mobile Compatibility	Yes
Payment & Withdrawal Options	Wire Transfer, Credit Card, Skrill, Neteller, PayPal, Local Bank Transfer, iDEAL, SOFORT

Pros and Cons

PROS

Regulated by 5 financial authorities across the globe
Their assets list is among some of the largest for any broker
Impressive proprietary trading platforms
Fast execution of positions
Mobile trading app and web platform are seamless
Free Reuters reports

CONS

High Forex spreads compared to other brokers
Low leverage compare to some other brokers
Account inactivity charges

Is Markets.com Safe? Broker Regulations

Before we get into which regulatory institutions govern the various entities of Markets.com around the globe, it should be noted that many other brokers, professionals, and institutions give this broker a trust score of 98 out of a possible 99, which essentially means it is considered to be a “low-risk” broker.

We can then take a look at their score and related customer reviews on Trustpilot. Currently, out of 684 reviews this broker has, their score at 4.6 out of a possible 5 stars. That is pretty impressive, seeing that Trustpilot is a review platform open to anyone, and many businesses are made or broken by this website alone.

Now let’s look at the regulatory institutions that keep Markets.com in line. There are five entities that this investment firm (Markets.com) trades under. Depending on the region, each of these is subject to be regulated by a different authority.

The first is the global entity which is Finalto (BVI) Ltd which is regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and is licensed under the number;

SIBA/L/14/1067

Markets.com that is under Finalto (South Africa) Pty Limited, is then regulated by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), and is under the license number;

46860

Finalto Trading Ltd in the U.K. is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), and this entity has the license number;

607305

Then Markets.com, operated by Safecap Investments Limited in Cyprus, is regulated by Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC). The license number for this firm is;

092/08

Lastly, they also have an entity that operates in Australia, which is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Their Australian Financial Services License number is;

424008

As you can see, no matter which entity a client is registered with, there is a governing regulatory authority that makes sure they are “above board” in all instances. As such, this makes Markets.com a safe and reliable broker.

It should also be noted this broker is an ECN, STP, and NDD broker, meaning that they will connect their clients (traders) with Banks, inter-bank markets, liquidity providers, and such so that they can trade directly at the level of the inter-bank forex market.

Moreover, clients’ funds are not directly impacted or are held with the firm itself. Instead, all client funds are held in separate bank accounts from the company’s. Meaning that they do not have and can’t access it.

Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC)
Financial Services Commission (FSC)

What Can I Trade with Markets.com?

Markets.com has an impressive array of assets you can trade if you sign up with them. Contrary to many other brokers, they not only offer tradable CFDs that are popular, like Commodities, Forex, Indices, and Shares (Stocks), but their Share asset list is one of the most comprehensive you may find when in search for a CFD broker (which we will discuss next).

They also offer an extensive range of Cryptocurrencies, ETFs, Blends, and Bonds. Let’s take a look at how comprehensive and diverse their assets list is regarding what is available to any day trader (retail trader) that may be looking to start trading.

Many CFD brokers offer tradable shares but typically only have a handful of the most popular stocks that you can find. These will usually be along the lines of TESLA, APPL, AMZN, etc. However, Markets.com offer a Shares assets list that comprises over 1,900 available stocks (1,991 to be exact).

From HERSHEY’s to MTN and 20^th Century FOX are just three out of the almost 2,000 available shares you will be able to trade.

Forex

In terms of Forex, Markets.com is a “typical” broker, and you will be able to find most of the currency pairs available to trade, including major, minor, and exotic pairs. There are 56 Forex pairs that you can trade, including the EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, and USD/CHF.

The spreads for all pairs will vary, but for the Standard and Retail accounts, you can typically expect spreads around of this nature for these currency pairs.

USD/JPY: 0.9 pips
AUD/USD: 0.9 pips
EUR/USD: 0.6 pips
GBP/USD: 1.2 pips

Commodities

Markets.com offers the normal commodities you will most likely find among other brokers. They offer 23 tradable commodities in total, and you can expect to find assets such as Gold, Cotton Futures, Platinum, Wheat Futures, Rice Futures, Oil, Corn Futures, Palladium, and more.

Indices

Due to the regions where Markets.com operates, they have access to many different exchanges allowing traders to trade up to 32 Indices. You will be able to find all the popular Indices such as the USA 30, France 40, S&P 500, UK100, Germany 40, and many more.

Blends

Some other assets which are available to trade that many other brokers do not offer is that of “Blends.”. A “Blend” typically refers to a combination of different investments that are within the same asset class. For example, a broker may offer a blend of e-commerce companies made up of Amazon, Alibaba, Etsy, eBay, and Best Buy.

In fact, this is one of the blends that Markets.com offers its clients. Markets.com have put together blends that range from Metals to Meme Stocks to Space Investing and offer 12 in total. They include;

S. Tech
Cannabis
Metaverse
E-Commerce
Metals
Einhorn
Meme Stocks
Buffett
Social Media
OPC
ESG Leaders
Space
Esports

If you do not know much about blends, you can think of them as pretty similar to Indices but ones the broker puts together. It will also help if you remember that a company’s performance that is part of a blend (as with Indices) will affect the outcome of the overall trend.

Crypto

Crypto is a massive market that many beginner traders and new investors want to be a part of, and this broker offers 27 cryptos in total to trade.

ETFs

ETFs are something you can also trade with Markets.com in the form of CFDs. If you don’t know what an ETF is, they are typically a type of pooled investment fund that will function and operate much like a mutual fund. Usually, ETFs will track a particular class of assets (including Indices, sectors, commodities, or others), much like a blend. However, blends do not contain fixed-income securities.

Markets.com allows you to choose from 77 ETFs, and although there are too many to mention, you can view them all here, along with the entire list of all their other tradable assets.

Bonds

Then the last asset that many other CFD brokers usually do not offer, but one that Markets.com does, is that of Bonds. They offer four Bonds in total that you are able to trade, and they are namely;

S. Treasury Bond (30-year)
Ger (10-year) Bond
S. Treasury Note (10-year)
Gilt (10-year) Bond

Cryptocurrency
Stocks (Shares)
Forex
Indices
Commodities
Blends
ETFs
Bonds

How to Trade with Markets.com?

Once you have opened an account with Markets.com, the trading process is quite user-friendly. They offer you the ability to trade via four platforms. The first is through their proprietary web-based platform, which is simple and straightforward to understand.

Take note that we will discuss what type of charts and analysis tools they offer for this platform in the next section. For the most part, this can be considered to be a “standard” platform, and all the typical trading options are available here, including one-click trading and being able to set Limit orders, Market orders, and Stop orders. The ability to set a Stop Loss and Take profit is also available.

Then you have their proprietary mobile trading app which is based on the same principle as their web platform. Most of the same features and functions in terms of being able to trade, apply to the mobile trading app as it does to the platform. Your accounts for both will also be linked, meaning you will not need a separate account for each.

The mobile trading app is available to download from both the iOS and the Google Play stores.

They then have their own version of Metatrader 4 and Metatrader 5. There are two things you will need to consider here, and they are;

There is no mobile version for MetaTrader 5 or MT5
You will need to speak to support in order to be able to download their version of MT4 or MT5

MT4 and MT5 are available for PC and Mac; however, as we indicated, you will either need to speak to live chat or Email support and then you will be sent a link from which you can download the respectable platform-appropriate version.

MetaTrader 4 (Windows/Mac)
MetaTrader 5 (Windows/Mac)
Markets.com MarketSX Web Platfrom
Markets.com Mobile Trading App

How Can I Open Markets.com Account? A Simple Tutorial

Registering with any entity of Markets.com is simple enough, and this entire process will only take you a handful of minutes in total.

It should be noted that Markets.com will automatically direct you to the correct entity in terms of the region based on the location you provide when you signup, and then your region will be verified when you upload your personal documents. This means If you are from the U.K., you will sign up with Markets.com, which the FCA regulates.

Conversely, if you are from South Africa, then you will be directed to sign up with Markets.com, which the FSCA regulates. No matter what region you are in, the process of registration is identical, and even the site layout is the same, which means you probably won’t even know.

All you will need to do (no matter what region you are in) is head to the Markets.com website, and then you will only need to click on the signup button in the top right-hand corner of the page. Here you will have the option to sign up via Email or through three popular social media accounts;

Facebook
Apple
Google

Once you have chosen one of these or filled in your Email and password, you will be directed to a page where you will need to fill in the following;

Name
Surname
Phone number
Location

Your account will then be created, and you can use the login button next to the signup button on the home page to enter the portal. Following that, you will need to fund your account and provide the additional documentation that is required, and this will differ depending on your region.

• Head to the Markets.com website
• Click on the signup button located in the top right-hand corner of the web browser
Enter your Email address and password, or choose to sign up via a social media account
Input your name, surname, region, and phone number
Log in to the portal using your newly made credentials by clicking the login button located next to the signup button
Follow the steps to fund your account and upload the necessary documents to verify your account, depending on your region

Markets.com Charts and Analysis

We discussed that Markets.com has four platforms that allow its clients to trade. Their web platform, although user-friendly, does not offer much in the way of indicators or technical drawing tools. However, this platform provides a news feed of the financial markets, which is a rolling, real-time ticker providing up-to-date information at the tip of your fingers.

The web platform also allows you to view “Xray Live,” a show hosted by Neil Wilson, a Chief Market Analyst. Lastly, it also offers Thomson Reuters Analyst Research. This downloadable report provided by Thomas Reuters is packed with essential information and insight into the financial markets.

The mobile trading app offers the same functionality as the platform and does not offer analysis in the way of technical indicators but does offer simple and intuitive insights in the way of notifications and updates on financial news.

They then offer their version of MT4 and MT5, which has been the gold standard among retail traders and investors since 2005.

If you don’t know, MT4 allows for advanced trading robots, trading operations, trade executions of three types, access to the MQL community, and technical indicators that allow for technical analysis of the financial markets. Some technical indicators that MT4 offers and that will be present in the Markets.com version are;

Moving averages indicator
RSI indicator
Bollinger bands indicator
Fibonacci tools indicator
Average true range indicator
On balance volume indicator
MACD indicator

Lastly, you can keep up to date with current news and analysis by visiting their (so aptly named) “News and Analysis” section which is available on their website. This is essentially their blog that brings you all the current and most relevant news on the financial markets. This is similar to their platform’s financial commentary section; however, that news feed comes from ForexLive.com, while this is an “in-house” news feed.

Feature	Markets.com MarketSX	Markets.Com MT4 & MT5	(Mobile Platform)
One-Click or One-Tap Trading	Yes	Yes	Yes
Trade Straight off Charts	Yes	Yes	Yes
Email Alerts or Push Notifications	No	Yes	Yes
Mobile Alerts			Yes
Stop Order	Yes	Yes	Yes
Market Order	Yes	Yes	Yes
Trailing Stop Order	No	Yes	No
OCO Orders (One-Cancels-The-Other)	No	Yes	No
Limit Order	Yes	Yes	Yes
24hr trading	No	No	No
Charting Package		Yes
Streaming News Feed	Yes	Yes	Yes

Thomas Reuters Analyst Research
Financial Commentary
Xray Live
News updates on the mobile app
News and Analysis section on the Markets.com website
MT4 and MT5 technical indicators: Moving averages indicator, RSI indicator, Bollinger bands indicator, Fibonacci tools indicator, Average true range indicator, On balance volume indicator, MACD indicator.
MT4 charts: 99 charts can be opened up in one terminal simultaneously

Markets.com Account Types

Different account types are available depending on the region and the entity with which you (the trader) will sign up. For traders that are allocated to the South African entity of Markets.com, only one account will be available, and that is the Standard account.

Then for the rest of the regions, there are two account types: a Retail and Professional account. The Retail account is by far the most common, and this account will typically be the one that most beginner traders choose to start off with. For the Retail account, there will be over 2,200 tradable assets to choose from (including the ones we have mentioned above).

Take note that investors (traders) who sign up with the South African entity will have access to the Standard account, which is identical to the Retail account offered in other regions.

Then the Professional account that is offered to investors outside of South Africa is for individuals who spend (trade with) more than USD 500,000. These Professional accounts provide the trader with further leverage.

It should be noted that they also offer an Islamic-friendly trading account that is in line with the Islamic Shara Principle of interest-free trading. Moreover, U.K. residents should consider that they are also able to open their CFD accounts as spread-betting accounts.

This means that residents in this region can be provided a significantly favorable tax treatment if they succeed in their trading endeavors. Additionally, all clients who sign up with Markets.com have the option to trade a demo account in conjunction with whatever account is chosen as their live account.

Markets.com will offer a leverage of 1:300 on specific forex pairs (minor pairs), with 1:200 for major pairs and a 1:50 leverage for the USD/CNH.

The leverage for Cryptocurrencies will differ, and you will need to check their Trading Conditions page for more information, but you can expect a leverage of between 1:2 and 1:10, depending on the Cryptocurrency you choose.

Commodities will range in leverage from 1:50 and 1:200, while all Shares will have a leverage of only 1:10.

It should be noted that although Markets.com offers leverage for global clients of 1:300, clients in Europe are subject to ESMA regulations, limiting leverage to a maximum of 1:30 for Forex. Moreover, ASIC lowered leverage in March of 2021, so clients that are based in Australia are limited to 1:30 for Forex, 1:5 for shares, and 1:10 for Cryptocurrencies.

In terms of broker fees, they do charge an inactivity fee which could be frowned upon but seeing that their asset list is so large, the reality that you won’t be holding a position on one asset at any particular time is not likely.

Then, fees, in terms of commissions and spreads, are listed as quite high compared to spreads offered for Forex, particularly from other forex brokers. Although we can’t give you a full detailed breakdown of their spreads and commissions for each currency pair and asset, you can find an outline of the comparison between popular instruments here.

ECN, STP, NDD Broker	Standard Account	Retail Account	Professional Account
Features	Standard leverage	Standard leverage	Higher leverage
Account Currencies	USD	USD	USD
Available Leverage	Up to 1:300 for Forex	Up to 1:300 for Forex
Minimum Deposit	USD 100	USD 100	USD 100
Commission Per Trade	Commissions may apply to some assets	Commissions may apply to some assets	Commissions may apply to some assets
Trading Instruments	Shares (over 1,900), Forex (56), Commodities (23), Indices 32, Blends (12), Crypto (27), ETfs (77), Bonds (4)	Shares (over 1,900), Forex (56), Commodities (23), Indices 32, Blends (12), Crypto (27), ETfs (77), Bonds (4)	Shares (over 1,900), Forex (56), Commodities (23), Indices 32, Blends (12), Crypto (27), ETfs (77), Bonds (4)
Min. Lot Size Per Trade	N/A for their proprietary platform	N/A for their proprietary platform	N/A for their proprietary platform
Max. Lot Size Per Trade	N/A for their proprietary platform	N/A for their proprietary platform	N/A for their proprietary platform
Spreads	As low as 0.6 for some forex pairs	As low as 0.6 for some forex pairs	As low as 0.6 for some forex pairs
Demo Account	Yes	Yes	Yes
Swap/Rollover Free	No	No	No
Hedging	Yes	Yes	Yes
Scalping	Yes	Yes	Yes
Copy Trading Support	Yes	Yes	Yes
Available to U.S. Residents	No	No	No

Standard account
Retail account
Professional account
Demo account

Do I Have Negative Balance Protection with This Broker?

The protection and considerations of client funds are a major concern with Markets.com, and they do have to fulfill mandated protections. This means that for all entities (Companies that trade under Markets.com) that traders and investors are signed up with, negative balance protection is automated, and if a client’s position takes them into a negative balance, then their accounts will be adjusted and will always be brought back to zero after a stop out.

They are also adamant that if this is to happen, then no extra cost will be incurred to the client, meaning that they will never lose more than their deposited funds. However, this is subject to Market.com’s terms and conditions.

What about Investor compensation schemes?

There are five entities that Markets.com trade under depending on which region of the globe they are situated in (as we have now extensively covered). Out of the five entities, only two offer investor compensation schemes. These are namely the entities that are regulated by;

Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC)

If you don’t know what an investor compensation scheme (ICS) is, it is a plan that protects clients (investors) or a particular investment firm if that firm should go out of business. In simple terms, it means that any investors in the company will be given monetary compensation should that company go out of business.

For the entity that trades in Europe and is regulated by CySEC, the investor compensation scheme is as follows;

EUR 20,000

Then for the entity of Markets.com that FCA in the U.K. regulates, the compensation scheme is;

GBP 85,000

These are the only entities of Markets.com that offer an investor compensation scheme, and the entities that trade in Australia, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), and South Africa do not.

Negative balance protection for all entities and clients, bringing account balances to zero after a stop out

Markets.com Deposits and Withdrawals

Markets.com offers quite a few ways their clients can deposit and withdraw from their accounts. However, some traders and investors will be limited in terms of payment and withdrawal options depending on the entity and region.

For the entity that trades in Europe, SOFORT and iDEAL are two online electronic payment options that are available to residents in Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands, respectively. As such, these “Ewallet gateways” are not available in other regions.

PayPal will only be a method of deposit and withdrawal for traders and investors that are registered with Markets.com, which is registered in Europe. Then the only available means of deposit and withdrawal that are available for the U.K. registered clients is a wire transfer or credit card.

Besides that, any clients registered with any of the entities under Markets.com will be able to deposit or withdraw their funds through these main methods;

Wire transfer
Credit card
Skrill
Neteller

Then if we take a look at the minimum deposit and withdrawal fees, no matter what entity you plan to use, the majority of them are pretty much selfsame.

The minimum deposit across all accounts, which include the ones which we already discussed (Retail and Professional), is either;

USD 100
GBP 100
ZAR 1,000

The withdrawal amount is also the same across all accounts, except you can withdraw EUR 20 from the Europe and U.K. entities, while the Australian and BVI entities will let you withdraw EUR 100.

It should be noted that for withdrawals, a minimum of USD 10 or USD 5 can be considered when using either a credit card, Skrill, Neteller, or PayPal, depending. Lastly, you should also be aware that Markets.com does not charge any withdrawal fees for any of its trading accounts.

Minimum deposit for Retail, and Professional accounts is: USD 100
Minimum withdrawal for Retail, and Professional accounts is: USD 5 to USD 100, depending on the method
Wire transfer
Credit Card
Skrill (Not available in the U.K.)
Neteller (Not available in the U.K.)
Paypal (only available in Europe)
Local bank transfer (not available in the U.K.)
iDEAL (Europe only)
SOFORT (Europe only)

Support Service for Customer

Markets.com offers a wide variety of customer support that its clients, prospective new traders, and investors can utilize to answer any questions they may have. These include;

Email support (support@markets.com)
Telephonic support (+44 2080 979 794)
Dedicated live chat
FAQs section

Their support in terms of Email, telephone, and live chat is pretty good, and you can get your questions answered immediately, with Email responses typically being responded to within 24 hours.

Their FAQs section is quite detailed, and current clients or potential day traders and investors can peruse the FAQs to find out almost all questions they may have regarding the company and trading in general, from how to set up an account to how much their fees are.

This is similar to other brokers (for example, ZFX), which have a massive inventory of FAQs that users can draw upon for pertinent and relevant information.

Markets.com Customer Support	Overview
Supported Languages	French, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, German, Bulgarian, Afrikaans, and Greek
Customer Service By	Markets.com
Customer Service Hours	24/5 for telephonic support, Email, and live chat via the Markets.com website
Email Response Time	Typically within 24 hours
Telephonic Support	Telephonic support is offered 24/5 from Sunday 10:00 PM until Friday 21:55
Personal Account Manager	Yes, but they do not offer MAM services

Prohibited Countries: Where Can I Not Trade with this Broker?

As with any broker, they will need to base an entity in the locations (regions) in which they wish to do business. For Markets.com, we now know that there are five entities. However, there are still many regions that are not able to trade through them.

This is due to them not having set up an entity and not having or not having a regulatory authority in that region that watches over them. Additionally, there are sometimes restrictions put on countries (sanctions) due to many reasons (and ones far beyond the scope of this review).

However, even though we will not go into detail on why some regions are not able to trade, we have listed them all for your perusal below.

It should be noted that most brokers outside of the U.S., typically do not allow U.S.-based residents to trade due to the rules and regulations that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Russian Federation
Brazil
Japan
United States
Canada
Belgium
Israel
Turkey
New Zealand
Syria
Iran
Iraq
Hong Kong
Puerto Rico
Singapore
India
Bahamas
Botswana
China
Ethiopia
Ghana
North Korea
Northern Mariana Islands
Pakistan
Panama
Serbia
Sri Lanka
Trinidad & Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
U.S. Virgin Islands
Vanuatu
Yemen
Taiwan

Special Offers for Customers

Although other brokers offer competitions (in many forms) and signup bonuses, Markets.com do not. Their approach to trading, one could say, is a much more simplistic approach, offering more assets to trade (more than most brokers) with low commissions and tighter spreads.

The only thing that resembles a special offer is that of a Professional trading account where you can opt to increase your leverage (which will differ based on the asset involved).

Increase leverage for Professional trading accounts (restricted to specific regions)

Markets.com Review Conclusion

As it stands, they have almost two decades under their belt as an online broker allowing retail traders and investors from all over the globe to trade.
PIPPENGUIN

With all the information we ascertained regarding Markets.com, we can honestly say that they are one of the safest brokers offering one of the widest assets lists you will find from a global CFD broker.

As it stands, they have almost two decades under their belt as an online broker allowing retail traders and investors from all over the globe to trade.

Opening an account is straightforward and fast, and customer support is great with instant live chat during business hours and fast Email response times.

The only downside we can contribute toward them is forex fees and no two-factor authentication for account login.

Summary and Key Takeaways

Understanding that Markets.com is part of the Finalto Group, a division f Playtech, a publicly-traded company, means that they are constantly in the eyes of the public. Moreover, they are regulated by 5 financial authorities worldwide. This is compounded by the fact that they have won numerous awards which are listed below.

Unlike some other brokers, they have a proprietary web trading platform and a mobile trading app which are clean and user-friendly. Additionally, they also offer the gold standard when it comes to trading software in the form of MetaTrader 4 and MT5.

Regulated by 5 financial authorities worldwide
2,000+ assets to trade
The Finalto group is the financials division of Playtech
Playtech is listed on the London Stock Exchange
Playtech is part of the FTSE 250 Index
Almost 2,000 tradable shares to choose from
Markets.com is operated by 5 companies globally
Easy account opening and activation
Proprietary web and mobile trading platforms

About Author

Robert J. Williams

Robert J. Williams, a finance graduate from the London School of Economics, dove into finance clubs during her studies, honing her skills in portfolio management and risk analysis. With a career spanning prestigious firms like Barclays and HSBC, she's become an authority in asset allocation and investment strategy, known for her insightful reports.

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