Fusion Markets Review 2026

How safe is Fusion Markets?

Yes, Fusion Markets is a safe broker, with a score of 85 out of 100.

1. Regulation

A global account sits with Fusion Markets International Ltd, a company registered in Seychelles under number 8429725-1 and holding Securities Dealer licence SD096 from the FSA there. The table below sets out the other companies in the group, so you can see which entity serves which market.

Some of the abbreviations on this page are expanded to the regulator's full name: a broker regulated by ASIC is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. AFSL is an Australian Financial Services Licence.

Client funds sit apart from the company’s own money in a segregated account with an approved bank or payment provider. Fusion Markets International Ltd may still route them to an exchange or clearing house, another broker or a liquidity provider, and if that party pools them and fails, you cannot claim a set sum. It also stands opposite your trades, as principal or as agent. Balances that dip below zero when positions close return to nil, usually by the next working day, for eligible clients; the protection leaves out Mongolia, Türkiye, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam and mainland China, and disputes go to the Seychelles courts. Complaints go first to the Compliance Officer, acknowledged within 7 business days and answered within 60, then to the FSA; I would weigh the missing government compensation scheme before funding an account.

Gleneagle Securities Pty Limited, which trades as Fusion Markets, is registered in Vanuatu under company number 40256, and that number is a registration rather than a licence. The Australian member of the group holds ASIC licence 385620 but serves only Australian clients, so the caps it imposes on retail leverage and its professional account never touch the account you would hold, and I take some comfort from the ASIC authorisation behind the group’s Australian business. Residents of the excluded countries, among them the United States, New Zealand and Japan, cannot open an account.

2. Reputation

Fusion Markets opened its doors in Melbourne, Australia, in 2017, which makes it a relatively young broker. It drew 60,610 worldwide branded Google searches in September 2026, putting it twenty-third among the 61 brokers we track. Similarweb logged 658,918 visits in February 2026, the 24th most visited broker site.

Show all 65 countries

Country, 55 rows.

Country	2026 Monthly Searches
Malaysia	1,600
Poland	1,600
Spain	1,300
South Africa	1,000
Indonesia	1,000
Sri Lanka	1,000
Kenya	880
United Arab Emirates	720
Turkey	720
Pakistan	720
Brazil	720
Nigeria	720
Singapore	720
Hong Kong	590
Thailand	480
Bangladesh	480
Sweden	480
Switzerland	390
Portugal	390
Austria	390
Morocco	320
Saudi Arabia	320
Vietnam	260
Egypt	260
Mexico	260
Colombia	260
Venezuela	260
Greece	260
Japan	210
Cyprus	210
Tanzania	210
Ghana	210
Algeria	210
Ireland	210
Argentina	170
Uganda	170
Dominican Republic	170
Cambodia	170
Ethiopia	170
Taiwan	110
Chile	90
Mauritius	90
Uzbekistan	70
Peru	70
Ecuador	70
Jordan	70
Bolivia	70
Botswana	70
Panama	40
New Zealand	40
Costa Rica	30
Uruguay	20
Mongolia	10
Guatemala	10
Honduras	10

3. Reviews

Our score for Fusion Markets is set against every other broker on Forex And CFD Broker Reviews.

Verdict on Fusion Markets’ Trustworthiness

A global account sits under the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles, with client money segregated and negative balance protection applied automatically to eligible clients. That is weaker protection than a government-backed scheme provides, but I consider it a reasonable foundation for trust.

What traders say about Fusion Markets

What other review sites say about Fusion Markets

These are ratings of Fusion Markets from other platforms, read on the date shown and expressed on each platform's scale, so you can weigh them against our own score.

Platform	Rating	Volume	Read on
Trustpilot	4.8 / 5	10,402	Nov 1, 2026
TradingView	4.6 / 5	3,506	Nov 1, 2026

Fusion Markets holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 10,402 reviews, checked Nov 1, 2026.

On TradingView, Fusion Markets is rated 4.6 out of 5 from 3,506 ratings, checked Nov 1, 2026. The TradingView profile for Fusion Markets shows 31K traders, the count of those who have connected an account through TradingView.

App Store and Google Play ratings for Fusion Markets

Our score is based on published criteria and is not influenced by these third-party ratings.

How popular is Fusion Markets?

Fusion Markets drew 60,610 branded Google searches in September 2026, placing it 23rd of the 61 brokers ranked in this market, outside the top 10. Search interest measures attention, not quality; the score above is the review verdict.

23of 61Search interest rank

60,610

Brand searches, September 2026

+0.1%

vs August 2026

8,100

Login searches

1.0%

Share of all searches

Source: Google search volume, Worldwide, September 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.

Fusion Markets by market, September 2026

Market	Rank	Brand searches	vs August
Worldwide	23 / 61	60,610	+0.1%
Canada	5 / 10	3,690	+0.8%

Source: branded Google search volume, September 2026, covering Worldwide, Canada.

Fusion Markets at a glance

Fusion Markets spreads and fees

What trading Fusion Markets costs

One standard lot of EUR/USD on Fusion Markets' raw account costs US$6.10 for the round turn: 0.16 pips of spread (US$1.60) plus US$4.50 commission. One standard lot of EUR/USD on Fusion Markets' standard account costs US$10.10 for the round turn: 1.01 pips of spread (US$10.10), with no commission.

Cost of trading EUR/USD with Fusion Markets, at 1 standard lot and 20 trades a month

Account	A month of trading	One round turn, 1 lot
Raw spread plus commission0.16 pips, tested, US$4.50 commission	US$122.00	US$6.10
One spread, no commission1.01 pips, tested	US$202.00	US$10.10

A pip on EUR/USD is US$10.00 per standard lot, so the cost of a round turn is the spread in pips times that, plus any commission.

Fusion Markets runs two pricing structures, and I recommend the Zero account to anyone trading real volume. The Zero account pairs spreads from 0 pips with a commission, while the Classic account charges no commission and starts from 0.9 pips.

• Classic Account is well-suited to beginner traders wanting a simple pricing structure with no commission fees.
• ZERO Account was designed for high-volume traders seeking tighter spreads and an ECN-style trading environment.

1. Raw Account Spreads

The broker offers significantly lower raw spreads than the industry norm for the majority of major forex pairs. For example, the EUR/USD spread averages 0.13 pips on the Raw account, which is lower than most of the brokers included in our comparative analysis below.

Avg. spreads are taken from each broker’s website and updated monthly. Last update on 1 Sep 2026, corrected 12 Oct 2026

The table below puts Fusion Markets under the industry average on eight of its nine pairs, with USD/JPY the one exception at 0.32 against 0.31. I rate that as a strong result, and the 0.42 overall against 0.69 is the figure that counts.

2. Raw Account Commission Rate

Commission is where Fusion Markets does its best work. The Zero account charges US$2.25 a side per lot, roughly 35% below the US$3.50 a side at Pepperstone and IC Markets, a gap I consider the broker’s defining advantage.

Note on cTrader and TradingView commissions: On MT4 and MT5, commission is charged per lot at the rates shown in the table above. On cTrader and TradingView, commission is charged at $2.25 per $100,000 of notional volume per side, billed in the base currency of the instrument traded. For example, trading 1 lot of EUR/USD on cTrader costs EUR 2.25 per side (EUR 4.50 round turn). Trading 1 lot of AUD/USD costs AUD 2.25 per side (AUD 4.50 round turn). The total cost is equivalent for standard forex lots, but the billing currency differs from the MT4/MT5 method.

Use the calculator below to compare Fusion Markets’ trading costs with competitors such as Pepperstone, Eightcap and CMC Markets, adjusting for trade size, currency pair, and base currency.

3. Standard Account Fees

The Classic account is closer to the Zero account than most commission-free pricing manages, because its spreads sit near the Zero account’s once commission is counted. Even so, I would keep active traders on the Zero account.

4. Swap-Free Account Fees

Fusion Markets offers a swap-free account in every country except where regulation limits its services. The account suits traders whose beliefs rule out paying or earning swaps, and it removes the overnight swap charge from open positions.

5. Other Fees

You pay nothing on deposits or withdrawals, and one cost that can appear is when an intermediary bank takes its cut on a transfer from overseas:

• $0 Deposit Fee
• $0 Withdrawal Fee
• Inactivity fee of up to US$10 after 12 months with no transactions, and each year after that

The source is Fusion Markets International Ltd’s Client Services Agreement, dated 18 December 2025.

Verdict on Fusion Markets Spreads

Fusion Markets keeps the total cost of raw trading low, with a commission of US$2.25 a side and raw spreads that sit below the industry average, and that combination is why I would pick the Zero account. The Classic account stays competitive without charging commission, but it finishes behind the Zero account once you add everything up.

Fusion Markets account opening

Our Philippine account opening

Loyal signed up from the Philippines on October 19, 2026 and landed straight in the client area. The ID verification flow asks for two documents. She uploaded her passport, then a utility bill as the second document, with no selfie or liveness check. The submission screen said review usually takes a few hours and up to 24 hours, but that she could already fund the account. Her live account was approved on October 19, 2026. The footer lists Fusion Markets International Ltd in Seychelles and a Vanuatu company, and I would not treat either as confirmed as her contracting entity, so you should check which one your own paperwork names.

Deposits and withdrawals with Fusion Markets

Fusion Markets has no account minimum deposit, charges $0 in deposit fees on every method, and gives you 30+ funding options, though most payment providers require at least US$10 per transaction.

What is the minimum deposit at Fusion Markets?

There is no minimum deposit when trading with Fusion Markets.

Account Base Currencies

These are the base currencies available: USD, AUD, NZD, CAD, HKD, SGD, GBP, EUR, JPY, and CHF. The commission you pay is calculated in your base currency.

Deposit Options and Fees

Every deposit method costs $0, and Fusion Markets also covers the merchant fees on card and e-wallet deposits, which can reach 4%. The one cost you may see is from intermediary banks, which typically charge US$20 to US$30 on transfers from an international account to Fusion Markets’ Australian trust account, and Fusion Markets neither charges nor controls those fees.

The following funding options are available:

Local bank transfer is also available to the following countries or regions: Singapore, Indonesia, the EEA, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand.

Deposits made via Visa or Mastercard will be credited to the client’s accounts immediately. A bank wire transfer, by contrast, takes 1 to 5 business days to reach your trading account.

Withdrawal Options And Fees

You can request a withdrawal at any time, 24/7, and Fusion Markets processes most of them in under one hour, though a compliance check can hold funds back by one business day before they leave for your payment provider. From there, the provider’s own timeline applies: local bank transfers take 1 to 2 business days, international bank wires take 3 to 5 business days, and PayPal, Skrill, Neteller and crypto are instant. Every listed withdrawal method carries a $0 fee, and funds go only to accounts in your registered name.

Other Fees

It’s important to note that additional fees may apply when trading with a different currency than the base currency selected by the trader. Additionally, overnight fees, also known as swap fees, may be charged by liquidity providers.

Ease To Open An Account

Fusion Markets earns 14 out of 15 in our account-opening score, with a single point dropped because the account took a moment longer than expected to become ready. I regard that as a small deduction, and the page puts opening a live account at up to 5 minutes.

Verdict on Fusion Markets Funding

Nothing lands on the funding side to complain about: no deposit fees, no withdrawal fees, and an account-opening score near the top. I rate funding as one of Fusion Markets’ strongest areas.

Our Philippine funding check

For funding on October 30, 2026, Loyal chose the card option, which the deposit window lists as instant with a US$10 minimum. She deposited US$20 and confirmed. Her bank then sent an SMS code for the 3D-Secure step. The page first showed the deposit as pending and received, meaning the balance was not yet credited, then within a minute or two the payments page listed it as successful for 20.00 USD. The funds email arrived, her dashboard showed a US$20.00 balance, and the MT5 web terminal confirmed 20.00 USD. No internal transfer was needed, and another authenticator prompt appeared after the deposit.

The record covers signup, two-document verification, card funding, and MT5 access only, with no execution or withdrawal test.

Fusion Markets trading platforms and app

Fusion Markets supports four platforms: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and TradingView. There is no proprietary platform, which I do not count as a loss, since the four cover scalping, automation and charting alike.

Copy Trading

Fusion Markets supports several copy and automated trading options, and the lists below set out what each one needs:

Both cTrader Copy and cAlgo need a Zero account:

• cTrader Copy: built-in copy trading via the cTrader platform
• cAlgo: cTrader’s algorithmic trading engine for building and running automated strategies (cBots)
• MT4/MT5 Signals: MetaTrader’s built-in signal marketplace

Also open to Fusion Markets International clients:

• DupliTrade: third-party copy trading
• Fusion+ Copy Trading: Fusion Markets’ proprietary copy trading platform

I would match the platform to the trader rather than the reverse, so here is where each one fits:

1. MetaTrader 4 (MT4): A standard for Forex trading due to its speed, convenience, and stability

2. MetaTrader 5 (MT5): MT5 offers all the features MT4 has plus more; e.g. while MT4 has 9 timeframes, MT5 has 21

3. cTrader: Advanced automation and charting tools for experienced forex traders

MetaTrader 4

The Fusion Markets MT4 trading platform comes with a suite of features:

• Customisable charts and over 50 indicators and scripts
• Over 250 financial instruments, including Forex, CFDs, and Cryptocurrencies
• Numerous types of orders and one-click trading option
• Automated trading through the use of Expert Advisors
• Virtual Private Server for Forex Trading, Fusion Markets has partnered with NYC Servers, the provider behind the sponsored NYC VPS for MT4, and clients save 25% each month on a Fusion Markets VPS. This way, their trades will remain connected 24/7 on a virtual machine
• DupliTrade: copy trading platform
• Multi-Account Manager (MAM/PAMM) solution for professional traders who manage funds for other clients and seek low costs and reliable technology

MetaTrader 5

If MT4 is unfamiliar to you, or share trading is part of the plan, MT5 is the platform I would pick first. MT5 offers 21 timeframes and 6 pending order types, while MT4 only has 9 and 4. Traders new to MetaTrader, and those trading shares, tend to suit the newer platform.

cTrader

cTrader is the pick I would make for depth of market trading, with over 70 built-in indicators and 26 timeframes behind it. cAlgo adds automated strategies, which suits a systematic trader, and QuickTrade gives one-click execution.

Its QuickTrade Mode enables one-click trading, while its algorithmic trading solution, cAlgo, allows for the creation and installation of automated strategies and EAs. The platform also features an uncluttered interface with easy access to market sentiment, analysis, and depth.

You can find out more about the Best cTrader Brokers here.

TradingView

TradingView counts more than 50 million users, and it is the charting environment I would pick first. Fusion clients trade, analyse charts and run scripts on it through the cTrader integration, so you keep the charts and the broker in one place. No extra download is needed.

Fusion Markets app

The MT4 mobile apps for iOS and Android let a Fusion Markets client manage an account, open and close trades, check live prices and run analysis tools away from the desk.

Trade Experience

Fusion Markets advertises MT4 execution of 0.02 ms, though I would read that as a best case rather than a promise. Our execution table ranks the broker second of five, at 77 ms for market orders and 79 ms for limit orders.

Additionally, Fusion Markets offers sponsored forex VPS hosting services for both MT4 and MT5, so your automated trading strategies stay online 24/7. Fusion Markets has partnered with third-party server hosting services for trading in the world’s biggest financial centres.

• NYC Servers (comes with a discount of 25% each month with Fusion Markets VPS service)
• MetaQuotes (powers the sponsored MT5 VPS)

Verdict

I rate the platform range highly, because you can chart, automate and copy trade without leaving the broker, and the execution result backs the technology up.

Markets you can trade with Fusion Markets

Fusion Markets offers CFD trading on over 250 financial products, including forex pairs, cryptocurrency, commodities, and more.

CFDs

FX Trading

The instrument list runs past 90 forex pairs, covering majors, minors and exotics, where most competitors offer somewhere between 40 and 70. I count that breadth as a real strength, above all for a trader who works the less common pairs.

Indices

You can trade 10+ indices across the globe and you pay $0 in commissions. You will be provided access to a group of shares such as the top 500 largest US companies.

Shares

Fusion Markets charges $0 brokerage when trading US Share CFDs. Over 100 of the world’s leading companies are available to trade for much lower costs.

Commodities

Products such as wheat, coffee, sugar, and cocoa are available to trade with Fusion Markets with no commissions or exchange fees.

• 10+ choice of metals including aluminium, nickel, lead and copper (many brokers only offer Gold, Silver, and Palladium)
• 3 Energies, West Texas Intermediate (Crude) Oil, Brent Oil and Natural Gas)
• Soft commodities include wheat, coffee, cotton, and soybeans, among others

Cryptocurrency

You can trade a number of cryptocurrencies with Fusion Markets, which include Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, Stellar, EOS, Polkadot, Chainlink and others.

A global account at Fusion Markets International Ltd can reach 500:1 on forex and metals, 100:1 on indices and soft commodities, 500:1 on energy, 20:1 on US shares, 20:1 fixed on the DKK and HKD exotics, and 10:1 on crypto. The maximum steps down as equity grows: 500:1 applies up to US$50,000 of equity and 50:1 above US$1,000,000. The Australian company’s retail caps do not apply to your global account, and United States residents cannot open one at all.

Fusion Markets customer service, research and education

Fusion Markets’ customer service is available 24/7. Traders can contact the brokerage’s customer support team via live chat, phone, email, messenger, Twitter, or the website’s Contact Us section.

The live chat button can be found at the lower right corner of the screen, no matter which section of the website you are currently browsing.

Verdict on Fusion Markets Customer Support

Support runs 24/7 across live chat, phone, email, messenger, Twitter and the website’s contact form, so you can reach someone at any hour. I value the round-the-clock cover, which suits traders in any time zone.

Research and education

The Fusion Academy gives you free, self-paced courses covering an introduction to trading, trading basics, technical analysis, and fundamental analysis. The lessons work through cTrader, MT4, MT5, and TradingView, and you reach them inside the Fusion Client Hub, so you need a Fusion Markets account but no deposit. The team is also writing new material on techniques, tools, and advanced strategies, none of it released yet.

Alongside the Academy, you get a set of research and analysis tools covering market views, technical analysis, and sentiment:

• Technical Analysis, Such as actionable analyst views such as support and resistance levels
• Technical Insights, Such as technical analysis indicators and interactive charts to help you make the best trading decisions
• Sentiment Indicators, “Market Buzz” is a tool which sifts through thousands of market news to bring you the wisdom of the crowd
• An Economic calendar which Fusion Markets claim to be the best in the market
• Trading Calculator

Our final verdict on Fusion Markets

Working from our scoring, I am comfortable saying it is safe to trade with Fusion Markets, which earns an overall score of 85.

After compiling multiple factors into our proprietary scoring system, our Fusion Markets review revealed the following:

• Proper Forex regulation and licencing
• Industry-leading commissions on the ECN account
• Low spreads across all major and minor currency pairs
• Industry-leading MetaTrader 4 and 5 trading platform
• No deposit fees and no minimum deposit policy
• A complimentary sponsored VPS from Fusion for clients of its global entities trading over 20 lots of FX or Metals within 30 days, and for Fusion Pro clients only at the ASIC entity

The Zero account charges US$2.25 a side per lot, roughly 35% below the US$3.50 you would pay at Pepperstone or IC Markets. That saving is not open to everyone, because Fusion Markets does not accept United States residents. Where the broker is available, I would call an opening process of up to 5 minutes one more reason to give it a look.

Risk Warning: Trading forex and CFD products carry a high-risk level and it’s not suitable for all investors. Trading leveraged instruments can lead to the complete loss of all your investments. Before investing any of your hard-earned money, make sure you understand how trading on margin works.