Accendo Markets Review 2026

How safe is Accendo Markets?

1. Regulation

Accendo Markets is only regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) within the United Kingdom, holding Firm Reference Number 475285 and authorised since 7 January 2008. While this doesn’t necessarily preclude you from opening an account from elsewhere, Accendo Markets state on their website that their services are not targeted to any traders outside of the UK. One thing worth noting is that the FCA Register itself flags historic disciplinary action against Accendo. The action is not recent and Accendo has remained continuously authorised since, but I think it’s something a prospective client should know, and the FCA Register entry is public and easy to check directly.

2. Reputation

Upon digging a little deeper into the legal documentation on the Accendo Markets website, we discovered much of it was branded with CMC Market’s livery. This was strange, but once we investigated further, we discovered that Accendo Markets actually uses CMC Markets as their clearing broker. They also leverage their platform and technology, as we touched on earlier. To have such partnerships is certainly not abnormal within the forex industry, and to have a partnership with one of the industry’s leading forex brokers is undoubtedly an endorsement for Accendo Markets. Accendo Markets shows minimal visibility in the online trading space. With just 90 monthly Google searches, it ranks as the 70th most popular forex broker among the 70 brokers analyzed, effectively placing it last in our rankings. Web traffic data confirms this limited presence, with Similarweb reporting only 3,889 global visits in February 2026, also positioning Accendo Markets as the 66th most visited broker. Founded in 2007 and based in London, Accendo Markets focuses primarily on professional and high-net-worth traders. The company doesn’t publicly disclose its client numbers or trading volumes, but its extremely limited search and traffic metrics suggest a highly specialized boutique operation rather than a broker pursuing broad market reach. Accendo Markets appears to operate in a specific niche of the UK trading landscape, focusing on personalized service rather than volume-based business.

Country, 10 rows.

Country	2026 Monthly Searches	Rank
United Kingdom	50	1st
India	10	2nd
Canada	10	3rd
Australia	10	4th
United States	10	5th
Malaysia	10	6th
Philippines	10	7th
France	10	8th
Nigeria	10	9th
Netherlands	10	10th

3. Reviews

As of September 2026, there are no reviews for this broker on TrustPilot.

Our score for Accendo Markets is set against every other broker on Forex Broker Reviews.

What traders say about Accendo Markets

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How popular is Accendo Markets?

Accendo Markets is searched too rarely for month-on-month change to be meaningful: 50 branded searches in August 2026, 57th of 59. Search interest measures attention, not quality; the score above is the review verdict.

57of 59Search interest rank

50

Brand searches, August 2026

n/a below 1,000

vs July 2026

0

Login searches

0.0%

Share of all searches

Source: Google search volume, Worldwide, August 2026.

How this is measured

Google Ads reports how many times a month people searched each broker's brand terms, and the brokers are ranked on that figure alone.

A term counts for a broker only when that broker's own website holds the first organic Google result for it; bare brand words that any company could own are left out.

A month-on-month change prints only where the previous month reached 1,000 searches, because Google rounds smaller volumes.

The figures refresh on the 15th of each month with the newest month Google has published, and the first-result check repeats every quarter.

Accendo Markets at a glance

Accendo Markets spreads and fees

We hold no EUR/USD spread on record for Accendo Markets, so this review carries no cost calculator. The spread and commission each account charges are in the fees table on this page.

Accendo publishes typical spreads on its Our Charges page rather than minimums. On major FX pairs, typical spreads start at 1.7 pips on EUR/USD, 1.9 on GBP/USD, 2.2 on EUR/GBP and 3.5 on EUR/JPY. On indices, the UK 100 sits at 2.5 points, the DAX at 2, the Dow at 3.4, and the S&P 500 at 1. On commodities, gold is 0.6 points, silver 4, and Brent and WTI both 6. Spreads are variable rather than fixed, so these typical figures can widen during volatility. This is somewhat disappointing considering some brokers like Pepperstone have a standard average spread of 1.1. Industry leaders such as IC Markets and Plus500 are as low as 0.98 and 0.8 respectively. Our Chief Technology Research at CompareForexBrokers, Ross Collins conducted tests in Standard Account Spreads to find out which brokers have the best spreads with no commissions. In his tests, Ross found that IC Markets have the best spreads at just 1.03 pips. We think the way Ross went about finding the broker with the best spreads fairly represents all the brokers he tested. All brokers tend to be a better choice for some forex pairs and less so for other currency pairs. Ross largely negated this by combining the average spreads over 6 major currency pairs. In Ross Collins’s standard-account spread tests, IC Markets had the lowest average across the six pairs, at 1.03 pips. Given most brokers’ lowest average spreads is for the EUR/USD currency pairs, it is hard to see how one is getting good value with the 1.7 average advertised by Accendo Markets. For CFDs on shares, Accendo Markets charges a 0.25% commission on UK shares (with a £25 minimum) and EU shares (with a €22.50 minimum), while US shares are charged at $0.05 per share (with a $25 minimum). Overnight financing is charged on positions held overnight at approximately 2.5% above the base interest rate. Account types There are three account types that traders can open with Accendo Markets with currency denominated in either GBP, EUR, or USD. These include a CFD account, a forex account, and a spread betting account. We especially like the fact that there are no minimum deposit amounts or any deposit/withdrawal fees. There are also no inactivity fees which is a small bonus. One thing I want to flag is that Accendo does not make its pricing structure clear. The Our Charges page describes commission-free pricing on FX, indices and commodities. But Accendo’s FAQ separately discloses a commission of $0.60 per mini lot and $6.00 per standard lot. The site doesn’t explain the contradiction. The most natural reading is that there are two pricing tiers, a standard spread-only account and a separate commissioned account aimed at more active traders, but they aren’t named or compared. I’d recommend confirming pricing directly with Accendo before opening an account. Accendo’s spread and fee figures in this review are its own published figures, from a desk-based assessment of its website and documents, as set out in our methodology.

Leverage Accendo Markets offers a fairly standard leverage structure for retail traders. On forex, majors are capped at 30:1 and minors at 20:1, with one quirk worth knowing: under Accendo’s margin schedule, AUD, NZD and SGD pairs are all classified as minors at 20:1, including pairs you might expect to be majors such as AUD/USD and NZD/USD. The major-pair list is restricted to USD/EUR/JPY/GBP/CAD/CHF crosses only. Outside of forex, the leverage caps work as follows. On indices, retail traders get 20:1 on major indices and 10:1 on non-major. On commodities, gold is capped at 20:1 and non-gold commodities at 10:1. Cryptocurrency CFDs are not available to UK retail traders at all, following the FCA’s January 2021 ban on retail crypto derivatives. On share CFDs, the retail margin starts at 5:1 on the majority of stocks, though Accendo (via CMC) applies tiered margins that scale up on larger positions, meaning effective leverage can drop to 4:1, 2:1 or lower depending on position size. It would be nice if Accendo Markets could offer higher leverage for retail traders, but we understand the limits are set by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The FCA regulates the financial markets of the UK and caps retail leverage to manage client risk. Pro traders, however, can trade with leverage up to 1:500 should they satisfy certain criteria. Spread Betting In addition to CFD trading, a spread betting account is also available. You can spread bet the same products as with CFDs with the same points or pips since they are matched to the same underlying instruments. And like CFD trading with Accendo Markets, there are no commission costs in addition to the spread. While spread betting is similar to CFD trading in that they are both leverage instruments, spread betting does have some advantages. For example, spread bets are exempt from capital gains tax and stamp duty. Accendo Trading Platform is used to spread bet with Accendo Markets. It is also available for demo with 100,000 virtual currency that you can top up as often as you wish.

Deposits and withdrawals with Accendo Markets

What is the minimum deposit at Accendo Markets?

There is no minimum deposit to open an account with Accendo Markets. You will obviously need to deposit funds for commence trading.

Deposit/Withdrawal Options and Fees

We were surprised to see so few funding options with Accendo Markets. Funding options are limited to credit debit cards or bank transfers. We did not notice any digital wallet options like PayPal, Skrill, or Neteller.

Ease To Open An Account

When opening an account you will need to go through the following steps:

1. Get Started
2. Personal Information
3. Address
4. Phone Number and Email
5. Check Email for the final steps

If successful you will then be confirmed as having an account. It is at this point you will be able to start using the demo account with Accendo Markets and start testing the trading platform.

To commence proper trading. you will need to provide a photo of your passport or driver’s licence along with a secondary ID like a utility bill or bank statement to the secure client section of your account and deposit funds into your trading account.

The application process takes under ten minutes and you can start with a demo account almost immediately. Once you have finished your application, Accendo Markets will have your account formally approved within a few hours. All traders will then be assigned a designated professional trader who will assist with anything you need to get started.

Accendo Markets trading platforms and app

We were a little disappointed to discover from our review of Accendo Markets that trading is available only via Traderoom, a proprietary platform offered as a web-based platform and as iOS and Android mobile apps. There is no native desktop client and no support for MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader or TradingView. If you prefer to use one of those platforms, you might need to look elsewhere.

Traderoom

Upon digging a little deeper, we discovered that Traderoom is a white-labelled version of CMC Markets’ NGEN platform. This was confirmed when we examined Accendo’s published retail share margin schedule, which is internally labelled “CMC-UK”, direct documentary evidence that Accendo’s CFD offering runs on CMC’s UK margin schedule and execution. This is by no means a bad thing as NGEN offers a range of powerful tools, backed by one of the industry leaders. Features include price alerts and push notifications, client sentiment reports, a customisable Reuters newsfeed, manual pattern recognition, automated trade execution, in-built risk management tools, and much more. All these tools are definitely of use to spread bettors and fx or CFD traders alike. This all comes at a cost but we were unable to find any sort of pricing information on the Accendo Markets website. With that being said, they do offer a free trial with no credit card sign up, providing you with demo money and access to live data and prices. In addition to the web trader, Traderoom is also available as a mobile app for iPhone, iPad and Android. You can download the iOS app via Apple’s App Store and the Android app via Google Play. Side note: one interesting feature we noticed is the ability to make trades via phone. Accendo Markets has a trading room where you can call to make an offer. There is no cost to use this service. Order types A range of order types is available on Traderoom including all the standard order types but importantly, a guaranteed stop loss order and one-cancels-the-other. This provides you with a greater degree of certainty and security, preventing market volatility and slippage from bypassing traditional stop-loss orders. When using guaranteed stop-loss orders, you will need to pay a premium that is between 0.3% to 1% of the trade size (on equity CFDs) for the asset traded.

Markets you can trade with Accendo Markets

Accendo Markets offers over 316 forex pairs, 32 bonds, 53 indices such as ftse and S&P500 , 60 commodities, and thousands of shares. If you are wondering how Accendo Markets is able to offer 316 pairs for forex trading which is far more than the 60 to 100 fx pairs most CFD brokers offer, this is because they have counted the pairs twice (i.e. AUD/USD and USD/AUD). Some pairs are counted twice again using forwards.

We note that most CFD products are available as both Cash and Forwards which does increase the way you can trade with the same products.

Accendo Markets customer service, research and education

Accendo Markets positions itself as a broker offering personalised service through phone and email support. From their website, they provide access to a professional trader who is assigned as your account manager during regular UK market hours. Specific operating hours for general support are not stated on their site. One weakness we found was that there is no live chat via their website. So if you need support, you either need to email Accendo Markets or call them.

Research and education

Beginner resources for spread betting and CFD trading on the website are fairly comprehensive and include text and video-based explainers on CFDs and spread betting. There are also various other useful explainer resources ranging from chart patterns to technical indicators.

The technical FAQs are also comprehensive, and the broker provides a daily morning report, although it does appear to be auto-generated and not overly insightful. Nonetheless, traders still might find it timely and useful.

The Accendo Markets’ Analyst and Trader Views section is a little stale with the latest video update published in May 2022. Likewise, their Special Reports section seems to have last been updated in 2019.

Our review reveals that the Accendo Markets team offers premium research and trade idea subscription packages for £1999 per annum, but this is provided at no cost for active traders on the platform. Additionally, they also offer 1-to-1 trading tuition conducted over the phone or in their office.

Our final verdict on Accendo Markets

Accendo Markets offer a decent selection of markets for traders with various forex pairs, and plenty of CFD shares to choose from. They have a good customer service offering, and the commission-free pricing on FX, indices and commodities (on the standard account) is a positive. That said, share CFDs and the separate commissioned account variant do carry charges, so the pricing position depends on what you’re trading and which account you’re on. With that being said, the spreads aren’t that competitive, the website is a little dull, and trading is limited to web-based and mobile trading platforms. Additionally, the broker is only regulated within the United Kingdom which is great for UK-based traders, but not so much for traders elsewhere.