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BROKER REVIEW · RANK #20 OF 139

Fusion Markets review

Founded in 2017 by former Pepperstone executives Phil Horner and David Swinden, Fusion Markets is built around low-cost pricing and added its CySEC-licensed EU entity (444/24) as one of the newest licences in this group, issued in 2024.

3.45 / 5 overall CySEC No. 444/24 + FSA Seychelles No. SD096 · est. 2017
Data last reviewed: 8 October 2026 Regulation last reviewed: 8 October 2026 Pricing last checked: March 2026 Next scheduled review: January 2027
Worth knowing: Fusion Markets also operates offshore entities regulated by Vanuatu's VFSC and the Seychelles FSA, excluded here as non-Tier-1.
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Regulated entityFusion Markets EU Ltd
RegulationCySEC No. 444/24 + FSA Seychelles No. SD096
Other Tier-1 regulatorsASIC
Founded2017
HeadquartersMelbourne, Australia
Minimum depositNo minimum
Avg. spread (EUR/USD)0.9 pips
PlatformsMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView
Instruments250+ instruments across forex, indices, commodities, shares and crypto CFDs

See Fusion Markets's full regulation dossier → · How to check whether a forex broker is regulated

Strengths

  • Broad platform choice: MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView

Weaknesses

  • Thinner regulatory footprint than most peers on this list
  • Shorter operating history than most peers, trading since 2017

Score breakdown

Regulation & client protection
2.6 / 5
Trading costs
3.83 / 5
Non-trading fees
4 / 5
Platforms & tools
4.2 / 5
Execution / trading conditions
4 / 5
Product range
3.5 / 5
Deposits & withdrawals
3.75 / 5
Transparency
5 / 5
Track record
1.49 / 5

Who Fusion Markets is -- and isn't -- a good fit for

Likely a good fit if you're...

  • Beginners or smaller accounts -- the confirmed minimum deposit (No minimum) is low enough to start with limited capital.
  • Traders who want platform choice -- 4 platforms are confirmed, including MT4, MT5.
  • EU- and/or UK-based traders who want the regulatory protections and investor compensation scheme that come with a CySEC and/or FCA licence (see Investor protection below).

Look elsewhere if you're...

  • No specific "not for" signal in our researched criteria -- still confirm current terms directly with the broker.

Derived from the same confirmed data behind this broker's score (regulation, cost, platforms, deposit minimum) -- not a separate editorial judgment.

Investor protection

Via its CySEC-regulated Cyprus entity, eligible clients are covered by Cyprus's Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) up to €20,000 per person if the firm fails. Via its Seychelles FSA-licensed entity, there is no statutory investor compensation scheme -- if that entity fails, there is no guaranteed fund to recover client money from.

Accounts, costs & support in more depth

Beyond the headline spread and minimum deposit above. Where our research hasn't independently confirmed a specific detail, we say so rather than guess -- verify directly with the broker before relying on it.

Account typesZero (raw-spread, roughly $4.50 round-turn commission, spreads from 0.0 pips) and Classic (no separate commission, cost built into the spread), both with an Islamic/swap-free option available on request -- clients must declare a religious basis and can't mix swap-free and swap-charged accounts.
Execution modelDescribed as ECN/STP, routing to liquidity pools from multiple institutions, though no more specific detail was found.
Withdrawals & depositsAdvertised as fee-free on Fusion's side (banks/payment providers may add their own costs). Sources disagree on the minimum deposit ($0 vs. $10). Methods include cards, Neteller, PayPal, Skrill, bank wire, BinancePay and SticPay, with processing from instant up to 1-5 business days depending on method.
Overnight financing (swap)Reported to use an "admin fee" model rather than a conventional nightly swap, charged only once a position has been open longer than 7 days, varying by instrument -- this specific mechanism came from a secondary source rather than Fusion Markets' own site directly, so it's worth verifying before relying on exact figures.
Currency conversion costNot found -- no specific fee or percentage was located.
Inactivity feeDisputed: most recent sources say no inactivity fee is charged, while other mentions suggest a fee could apply after 6 months of dormancy. Not clearly confirmed either way.
Customer serviceTrustpilot rates it strongly, around 4.8/5 across roughly 8,000+ reviews (about 88% five-star). Praise centers on responsive, personalized support, with some complaints about generic, "copy-paste"-style answers.
Mobile experienceReported around 4.4 on Android and 4.8 on iOS across its cTrader/MT4/MT5/TradingView apps; the cTrader app is singled out for its large number of indicators and timeframes.
Educational offeringExplicitly noted by at least one independent reviewer as a weak point -- limited educational resources, with no dedicated academy or course content found.

See how Fusion Markets's spread cost compares across every researched broker → · Forex broker fees explained

Frequently asked questions

Is Fusion Markets regulated?

Yes -- CySEC No. 444/24 + FSA Seychelles No. SD096. See the regulation dossier on this page for the underlying licence numbers.

Is my money protected if Fusion Markets fails?

Via its CySEC-regulated Cyprus entity, eligible clients are covered by Cyprus's Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) up to €20,000 per person if the firm fails. Via its Seychelles FSA-licensed entity, there is no statutory investor compensation scheme -- if that entity fails, there is no guaranteed fund to recover client money from.

What is the minimum deposit at Fusion Markets?

Our research confirms a minimum deposit of No minimum.

What trading platforms does Fusion Markets offer?

Fusion Markets offers MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView.

What is Fusion Markets's average spread on EUR/USD?

Our research confirms an average EUR/USD spread of 0.9 pips. See our cost calculator to compare this across every broker we've reviewed.

When was Fusion Markets founded?

Fusion Markets was founded in 2017.

How is Fusion Markets's overall score calculated?

Fusion Markets currently scores 3.45/5 overall under our disclosed nine-category methodology -- regulation & client protection 30%, trading costs 20%, non-trading fees 10%, platforms & tools 10%, execution/trading conditions 10%, product range 5%, deposits/withdrawals 5%, transparency 5%, track record 5%. It is not a comparison to other brokers and not based on hands-on testing.

How this score is calculated: Nine weighted categories against a fixed, disclosed rubric -- regulation & client protection 30%, trading costs 20%, non-trading fees 10%, platforms & tools 10%, execution/trading conditions 10%, product range 5%, deposits/withdrawals 5%, transparency 5%, track record 5% -- not a ranking relative to other brokers, and not hands-on tested. See the full methodology. Verify current terms directly with the broker and its regulator's public register before depositing funds. This is not personalized financial advice.

Recent changes

A dated log of when our own published data about this broker actually changed -- not a reconstructed history of what the broker itself did. See the full change log tool for every broker.

01 8 October 2026 Baseline recorded -- change tracking starts here. No prior change history is available for this broker.

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