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Bridge Markets

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Marshall Islands
Since 2014
Last Updated:

Trading Conditions

Min Deposit:
N/A
Max Leverage:
N/A
Account Types
  • Standard Account
  • CENT
  • ECN Account
  • MAM Account
  • PAMM Accounts
  • Leveraged Account

Official website

Homepage of bridgemarkets.global as we captured it

bridgemarkets.global

Online · checked Oct 17, 2026

8 pages archived · Oct 17, 2026

Also on our record

9 more addresses
  • cliente.bridgemarkets.globalClient portal

Funding Methods

4 methods

Bank Transfer

bank transfer
Up to 3 days
Fee:Free
Fee:Free

Credit/Debit Cards (Visa, Mastercard)

credit card
Up to 3 days
Fee:Free
Fee:Free

Cryptocurrency

crypto
Up to 3 days
Fee:Free
Fee:Free

Electronic payment systems

e wallet
Up to 3 days
Fee:Free
Fee:Free

Trust rating

Do not trust

34 out of 100 · 90% checked

It holds no valid licence, and our investigation found it is likely a scam.

We checked Bridge Markets on 2026-10-26 across its regulation, company record, client terms, trading offer and service, and could verify 90% of its record. It holds no valid licence: every licence we knew of has ended or could not be found on its register. The score of 34 is what the checked record adds up to; nothing held it down. What would move the score: all-in eurusd cost, instrument breadth, wikilix community. Our published investigation found it is likely a scam, with 4.5 years of track record. Its client terms carry high risk, with 10 critical clauses.

Score last calculated 2026/10/26

Regulatory Licenses

Regulatory Licenses:
Tier 3
Marshall Islands flag
Institution Forex License
Not confirmed
FSC | Marshall Islands

Company Information

Full Name:BridgeMarkets LTD
Founded:2014
Headquarters:Marshall Islands
Enterprise Offices:2offices

Customer Support

Phone:
+1 530 773 2828
Live Chat:
24/7
Response Time:
—
Languages:
EnglishSpanish
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Is Bridge Markets a scam?

Wikilix independent safety report

Read the full report
70%Scam risk
Likely scamConfidence: MEDIUM
2.0/5Safety rating 2 out of 5

We rate Bridge Markets a likely scam at 70 percent risk. The company itself is real, registered in the Marshall Islands since April 2022, but it holds no trading licence from any financial regulator…

Risk scorecard · each area scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst)

Regulation7/10 · HighIdentity & transparency5/10 · ModerateWithdrawals & conduct9/10 · CriticalReputation7/10 · HighWebsite claims6/10 · HighOperational history6/10 · High

What Bridge Markets legally published, but does not want you to read

Wikilix contract reading ·

High contract risk

Bridge Markets can keep the money you deposited, not just your profit. Close more than five trades inside two minutes and clause 13.3 lets it suspend your account and keep your deposit, with no refund. The contract also says a withdrawal is a request it can refuse, on no deadline, while the website promises you can reach your money around the clock. It names no spreads, no swap rates and no fees anywhere, and gives you three calendar days to complain.

10Critical clauses
25Clauses flagged
15Documents read
9.2/10Contract risk
Read the full terms report21 more clauses, each with its wording, clause number and source
Editorial review
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Broker Summary

What Wikilix has recorded about Bridge Markets: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.

Bridge Markets Broker Overview

Bridge Markets is the trading brand of BridgeMarkets Ltd, a Marshall Islands company registered under number 113891 at the Trust Company Complex, Ajeltake Road, Ajeltake Island, Majuro. Its own material also names two further operating companies: BRIDGE MARKETS LIMITED in the United Kingdom, company number 15159310, and BRIDGE MARKETS LLC in the United States, number 3732808. Trading is on MetaTrader 5 and nothing else, across four priced account tiers, pooled and managed accounts, a leveraged challenge product and a copy trading service. The broker's own account terms document advertises more than 1,900 instruments across forex, shares, commodities, indices and cryptocurrencies, with floating spreads and entry minimums from 20 USD.

What a prospective client notices first is how little of this sits on the website. The account figures exist only inside a PDF the site registers as its account terms, no list of payment methods is published anywhere on the public site, and the document linked as the broker's FAQ manual contains no answers. Most of the detail below therefore comes from the broker's own documents rather than from a page of its website.

Bridge Markets Regulation and License

The registration Bridge Markets leads with is a United States money services business registration with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, number 31000287566463, recorded in the name of BRIDGE MARKETS LLC. A FinCEN money services business registration is an anti money laundering registration. It is not authorisation from a securities or derivatives regulator, and retail off exchange forex in the United States is supervised by the CFTC and the NFA rather than by FinCEN.

The company behind the brand is confirmed on an official register. BridgeMarkets Ltd is listed on the Marshall Islands register of corporations under number 113891. The register shows the company as incorporated on 6 April 2022 at the same Majuro address. The United Kingdom number 15159310 is likewise a company registration. A company registration shows that a company exists in its jurisdiction; it says nothing about how the firm may hold or deal with client money, and it is not a trading licence.

Is Bridge Markets Regulated?

Bridge Markets rests its regulatory standing on registrations rather than on a licence to run a retail trading business. A confirmed company registration and an anti money laundering registration are both real things, and neither carries the capital, client money segregation or conduct obligations a licensed onshore retail broker has to meet. No investor compensation or deposit insurance scheme is confirmed for its clients.

Is Bridge Markets Safe?

The clearest risks in Bridge Markets' own material are contractual rather than exotic. Its client agreement makes every withdrawal request a petition subject to review, validation and approval rather than an automatic right, and states that no specific processing deadline is guaranteed. It treats more than five trades closed less than two minutes apart as high frequency trading and a serious breach, lets the broker decide that certain profits do not meet its sustainability criteria and review, adjust or invalidate them before withdrawal, and lets it annul profit made while a VPN or other network masking was in use. Complaints must be submitted in writing within three calendar days of the event, and a complaint that succeeds is settled by crediting the client's trading account rather than paying money out.

Disclosure is the other issue. The commercial terms a client is actually bound by, from the payment providers available to the limits on them, become visible only inside the client portal after registration, and the client agreement promises a section of account type parameters on the website that the website does not publish. Its account terms describe client funds as held with first tier banks, without naming a custodian or an auditor, and the agreement documents a bonus and credit mechanism whose funds are not withdrawable.

Bridge Markets Account Types

Four tiers carry published figures, all of them from the broker's own account terms document:

  • Standard, from 20 USD, spreads from 1.2, no commission, leverage up to 1:500.
  • CENT, from 20 USD, spreads of 1.5, no commission, leverage up to 1:200.
  • ECN, from 100 USD, spreads from 0.1, 6 USD per lot, leverage up to 1:100.
  • MAM, 10,000 USD, spreads of 0.0, 3 USD per lot, leverage up to 1:100.

PAMM accounts and a Leveraged Account are offered with no published figures at all. The Leveraged Account is not an ordinary tier: the client pays for the right to access ten times the deposit, 30 per cent of the capital is locked for 60 days, only 75 per cent of the deposit is available before that period ends, profit is capped at 400 per cent of the initial purchase, and trading bots, copy trading systems and connections to MAM or PAMM structures are prohibited. The MAM figures are manager side thresholds rather than an ordinary client minimum, and a manager is also expected to bring investors totalling 25,000 USD.

Bridge Markets Spreads, Commissions and Fees

Spreads are floating, and the published range runs from 0.0 on the MAM account and 0.1 on ECN to 1.2 on Standard and 1.5 on CENT. Commission is charged on the two institutional tiers only, at 6 USD per lot on ECN and 3 USD per lot on MAM. On funding, the client agreement states that the company applies no commission to deposits or withdrawals from client trading accounts, which is a statement about the broker's own charges rather than a guarantee against bank, card issuer or network costs, and the same agreement puts the cost of a return of funds on the client.

Bridge Markets Leverage

The highest published leverage is 1:500, on the Standard account only. CENT is set at 1:200 and the ECN and MAM accounts at 1:100, and the client agreement reserves the right to change the leverage assigned to a client's account at any time.

Bridge Markets Trading Platforms

MetaTrader 5 is the broker's only platform, published as a Windows desktop download and as iOS and Android apps, with the live server named BridgeMarkets-MT5 and the terminal reachable from the client portal. A browser based charts site runs alongside it for the broker's synthetic instruments. No MetaTrader 4 build and no platform of the broker's own is published.

Bridge Markets Deposits and Withdrawals

Bridge Markets publishes no list of payment methods. Its services page carries a heading about payment options with nothing beneath it, the only payment brands shown anywhere on the site are partner logos, and the client agreement points clients back at a website list that does not exist. Four channels are documented: bank transfer, credit and debit cards, cryptocurrency and electronic payment systems, with the providers actually available shown only inside the client portal.

The terms that do exist are contractual, and they do not agree with each other on timing. One clause has transfers made within one to three business days of the broker receiving the instruction; another states that no specific withdrawal deadline is guaranteed and that a request may be held for manual review whatever the amount. A transfer may also be postponed for up to fourteen business days where verification is required. A withdrawal through an electronic payment system must return to the same system, payment details and currency used for the deposit, and withdrawals are executed proportionally where deposits arrived by several routes. A withdrawal can be rejected if identification documents are not supplied through the client profile within seven business days, and the broker reserves the right to restrict withdrawals to a bank transfer in the client's own name. For the leveraged product alone, the broker's own document asks for withdrawal requests by WhatsApp during a three hour window each evening, which sits oddly beside the portal only procedure the agreement requires everywhere else.

Bridge Markets Support

Support is by email at support@bridgemarkets.global and clients@bridgemarkets.global, with support@bridgemarkets.eu published in the terms and conditions, and by WhatsApp on +44 784 844 0267 and +1 530 773 2828. The chat window on the site is an information bot, and the broker states in the window itself that it is not an official support channel. The broker describes technical and operational support as Spanish language and general support as Spanish and English. No support hours are published.

Bridge Markets Pros and Cons

In favour: one well understood platform in MetaTrader 5 on desktop and mobile, a 20 USD entry point on two tiers, raw style pricing from 0.1 with a 6 USD per lot commission on the ECN tier, a managed and copy trading structure with a documented profit share and a power of attorney that does not allow a manager to withdraw client funds, a contractual statement that the broker charges no deposit or withdrawal commission, and a company registration confirmed on the Marshall Islands register.

Against: registrations rather than a trading licence, with no confirmed compensation scheme; account figures published only inside a PDF while the client agreement promises a website section that does not exist; no payment provider, limit or fee detail before registration; a withdrawal the agreement describes as subject to approval with no guaranteed deadline, a fourteen business day postponement right and a bank transfer only restriction; contractual powers to invalidate profit for rapid trading, for failing a sustainability test or for using a VPN; a three calendar day window for complaints; and a published FAQ manual that answers nothing.

Bridge Markets Review and Assessment

Bridge Markets is a Marshall Islands registered, Spanish language MetaTrader 5 broker with a conventional tier structure, a low entry point and a serious managed account offering, operated through companies registered in the United Kingdom and the United States. Its corporate existence is confirmed on an official register; its authority to run a retail trading business is not evidenced by anything it publishes. The consideration that matters before funding an account is how much discretion the client agreement keeps for the broker over withdrawals and over profit, and how little of the commercial detail is visible until after a client has registered.

Website archive
Captured

Website snapshots

8 full-page captures of Bridge Markets's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.

8 pages
Homepage
Services & Account Types
BM Plus — Savings & Investment Product
Events & Blog (events domain)
Resources & Documents
IB Partner Program
Social Trading
BM Plus Investment Simulator (bmplus.finance)
Captured by Wikilix from the broker's live site. Open any shot to read it full size.
Regulation check
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Regulatory Licenses

None of the registrations on record for Bridge Markets could be confirmed as a trading licence. Read each licence's record before treating any of them as regulation.

1 of 1 checked
Licences on record
1
Confirmed on register
0
Tier 1 or 2
0
Offshore
1

WIKILIX

Licence intelligence

The only licence on file

Licence Verification Record

Financial Services Commission 113891

Wikilix read the FSC register on Oct 17, 2026. This is what it said.

Jurisdiction
Marshall IslandsOffshore
Authority strength
Tier 3
Licence type
Institution Forex License
Shown on the Bridge Markets website
Shown
Not found on register

Checked Oct 17, 2026

Client protection under this licence

  • No compensation scheme
  • Complaints routeFSC Complaints
  • Maximum leverage1:1000

These are the rules FSC sets for the firms it licenses. They are not a statement about how Bridge Markets applies them, or about which of its companies would hold your account.

A licence record describes what an authority published. It is not an endorsement, and Wikilix does not issue authorisations.

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Trading accounts
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Account Types

6 account types on record. Minimum deposit from USD 20. Leverage up to 1:500.

6 account types
AccountMin DepositMax LeverageCommission
Standard AccountStandardUSD 201:500No commission
CENTCentUSD 201:200No commission
ECN AccountECNUSD 1001:1006 USD per lot
MAM AccountMAM · Copy & ManagedUSD 10,0001:1003 USD per lot
PAMM AccountsPAMM · Copy & ManagedNot recordedNot recordedNot recorded
Leveraged AccountFunded · PropNot recordedNot recordedNot recorded
Account names and conditions as published by Bridge Markets, recorded by Wikilix.
Client acceptance

Country availability

Where Bridge Markets says it will and won't take clients

46 countries

Confirmed blocked

Named in the broker's own terms

USUnited StatesCACanadaSDSudanSYSyriaKPNorth KoreaIRIranMMMyanmarYEYemenAFAfghanistanPAPanamaVUVanuatu

Likely blocked

Reported, not verified against a primary source

ATAustriaBEBelgiumBGBulgariaHRCroatiaCYCyprusCZCzechiaDKDenmarkEEEstoniaFIFinlandFRFranceDEGermanyGRGreece
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HUHungaryIEIrelandITItalyLVLatviaLTLithuaniaLULuxembourgMTMaltaNLNetherlandsPLPolandPTPortugalRORomaniaSKSlovakiaSISloveniaESSpainSESwedenISIcelandLILiechtensteinNONorway

Covered by a parent block

Territories a blocked country carries with it

ASAmerican SamoaGUGuamMPNorthern Mariana IslandsPRPuerto RicoVIVirgin Islands (U.S.)
How we know — 14 sources
  1. 1The refused countries come from the broker's AML Policy, section 3 (Account Opening Procedures - Know Your Customer Policy): "BRIDGEMARKETS LTD Does not provide services to residents of the Unites States, Canada, Sudan, Syria, North Korea, Iran Myanmar, Yemen, Afghanistan, Panama, Vanatu and EEA Countrys" - https://www.bridgemarkets.global/src/pdf/AML_POLICY.pdf (spellings as in the original; "Vanatu" read as Vanuatu).
  2. 2The site-wide footer carries a shorter list of the same kind: "Geographical restrictions: Bridge Markets does not provide services to residents of certain jurisdictions, including but not limited to the United States, Canada, North Korea, Iran, Syria and Sudan" - https://www.bridgemarkets.global/en. The same clause appears on every language version (/de /en /es /fr /ru /th), the non-English ones adding "and other territories where its offer may contravene local regulations". The two lists agree; the AML Policy is the more specific and supplies the five further countries.
  3. 3"EEA Countrys" is a region, not a country, so the 30 EEA member states are listed as probably refused, not confirmed, based on that wording (https://www.bridgemarkets.global/src/pdf/AML_POLICY.pdf). The broker hosts its legal documents on a bridgemarkets.eu subdomain and publishes support@bridgemarkets.eu and compliance@bridgemarkets.eu, even though that same policy excludes EEA residents.
  4. 4Dependent territories: the United States is named, but American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands are named nowhere, so they fall under the US block and are not confirmed refusals in their own right.
  5. 5The registration form does not filter by country, so it is not an accepted-countries list. The "Country of residence" selector at https://cliente.bridgemarkets.global/auth/register offers 242 entries, the full standard country list minus only seven uninhabited territories. The United States, Canada, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Myanmar, Yemen, Afghanistan, Panama and Vanuatu can all be selected, and none is disabled. So the selector contradicts the broker's AML Policy and footer at signup; the stated restrictions are enforced, if at all, at verification after registration, not at the form.
  6. 6No country is shown as accepted. The broker publishes no accepted-countries list anywhere, and the registration selector is a stock country list, not a statement of accepted countries.
  7. 7Terms and Conditions, clause 3 (Client Requirements), restricts by category only and names no country - clients must "Not be a citizen or resident of jurisdictions where the provision of our services is restricted, prohibited, or unauthorized by local regulations" - https://upd-documents.bridgemarkets.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Terms-and-conditions-bm.pdf. No codes rest on it.
  8. 8The KYC document also restricts by category only: "DO NOT USE any of the ... services if you are on the Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List of the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) or any other sanctions list or if you are otherwise a sanctioned person or from a sanctioned jurisdiction" - https://www.bridgemarkets.global/src/pdf/KYC.pdf. It names no jurisdiction, and the clause is boilerplate carried over from another firm: it names "Direct Trading Technologies" twice in place of this broker.
  9. 9No dedicated restricted-countries page exists, and the site's published page list (https://www.bridgemarkets.global/sitemap.xml) shows only seven pages.
  10. 10The Official FAQ Manual 2026 holds no restriction list, and in fact no substantive content at all: every numbered entry is an unfilled template reading "Institutional technical question related to ..." with a placeholder answer - https://upd-documents.bridgemarkets.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Official-FAQ-Manual-EN-Bridge-Markets.docx.pdf.
  11. 11The Risk Disclosure was read in full and names no jurisdiction other than the Republic of the Marshall Islands, as the law of incorporation - https://upd-documents.bridgemarkets.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/RISK-DISCLOSURE.pdf.
  12. 12Two documents could not be read on this pass and are recorded as unread rather than empty: the Client Agreement (https://upd-documents.bridgemarkets.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Client-Agreement-2026.pdf) and the IB Agreement (https://upd-documents.bridgemarkets.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/IB-AGREEMENT-2026.pdf). Both are served normally but are image-only PDFs whose text could not be extracted, and no compact copy is published. Either may carry further restrictions.
  13. 13The broker publishes no public deposit or withdrawal page. Funding sits behind the client portal, so the public site shows no payment-side restriction.
  14. 14Iran is a confirmed refusal on the broker's own pages. The AML Policy's account-opening clause and the site-wide footer on every language version both name it. The broker has no Persian pages: /fa, /fa-ir, /ir and /persian do not exist on its domain, and its language versions (en, es, fr, de, pl, pt, ro, ru, th) include no Persian one.
Recorded by WIKILIX research, not published by the broker, and not a guarantee. A country listed nowhere above is not thereby accepted — check Bridge Markets's own terms before you open an account.
Deposits & withdrawals

Funding Methods

4 ways to fund an account. 4 with no deposit fee.

4 methods
MethodDeposit feeWithdrawal feeMin depositWithdrawal min / maxProcessing
Bank TransferBank Transfer
Terms from the Client Agreement (2026 edition), clause 4 Settlement Procedure: transfers are made within one to three business days of the payment instruction (4.2) and may be postponed up to fourteen business days where verification is required (4.3); no commissions are applied to deposits or withdrawals (4.10); on a return of funds the client bears the transfer costs (4.5); all deposit and withdrawal instructions are placed through the Client Profile (4.6); a withdrawal may be rejected until identification documents are supplied within seven business days (4.11). Clause 10.7 allows the broker to restrict withdrawals to bank transfer to the client's own account. The 20 USD minimums shown are NOT confirmed: the broker publishes no per-channel minimum anywhere. 20 USD is the account-opening minimum of the Standard and CENT tiers in its Account Terms document, so these two figures may be the account minimum applied to every channel. They were kept rather than blanked. The currency list in additionalInfo is likewise unsourced and was carried forward unchanged.
FreeFreeUSD 20USD 20Not recordedUp to 3 days
Credit/Debit Cards (Visa, Mastercard)Credit Card
Visa and Mastercard are shown only as logos in the OUR PARTNERS carousel on https://www.bridgemarkets.global/en/servicios and the home page; the broker publishes no card deposit page, no card limits and no card fees. The same services page carries a heading 'Payment methods tailored to you' with no list of any kind beneath it. Fees and processing times here are the Client Agreement's general terms (4.10 no deposit or withdrawal commission; 4.2 one to three business days), not card-specific figures. The broker's own Account Terms document advertises a Bridge Markets Visa card as 'PROXIMAMENTE' (coming soon), so that card is a future product and not a current funding method. Withdrawals to a card are governed by the same-method rule in clause 4.8.1. The 20 USD minimums and the currency list shown are not confirmed by the broker.
FreeFreeUSD 20USD 20Not recordedUp to 3 days
CryptocurrencyCryptocurrency
Sourced from the broker's Account Terms document (the file its own site registers as BM-DOC-002, updated 2026-02-01), which states that its payment systems span 'desde bancos de primer nivel hasta criptomonedas', says 'Somos Crypto amigables', and lists Match2Pay (described there as a Lithuanian virtual-currency exchange and custodial wallet operator) among its global alliances. No page of the broker's site and no clause of its contract names Bitcoin, Ethereum or any individual coin, nor any network, confirmation count or crypto limit. The coin list shown here (BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP) is not confirmed by the broker. Fees and timings are the Client Agreement's general terms (4.10, 4.2), not crypto-specific; a crypto network fee is not addressed anywhere.
FreeFreeUSD 20USD 20Not recordedUp to 3 days
Electronic payment systemsE-Wallet
The broker's own term, taken from Client Agreement clause 4.8.1: a withdrawal made through an electronic payment system must use the same system, the same payment details and the same currency as the original deposit, and where deposits were made by several means or currencies the withdrawals must be executed proportionally. Changed payment details require an email to the Financial Department with a photograph of the client holding their identity document (4.8.2). Skrill, Neteller and PayPal appear on no page of the broker's website and in none of its legal documents. The channel itself is listed because the contract contemplates it. Available wallets are shown only inside the client portal, which requires an account. The 20 USD minimums and currency list shown here are not confirmed by the broker.
FreeFreeUSD 20USD 20Not recordedUp to 3 days
Fees, limits and processing times as published by Bridge Markets, recorded by Wikilix.
Trading software

Trading Platforms

One trading platform on record: MetaTrader 5.

1 platform
  • MetaTrader 5 logo

    MetaTrader 5

    Recommended

    by MetaQuotes Software Corpsince 2010Developer site

    The broker's only trading platform, published as a Windows desktop download and as iOS and Android apps, and integrated into the client portal. Live server BridgeMarkets-MT5.

    Runs on

    • Windows
    • Android
    • iOS
    Download
    Details
Platforms and download links as published by the broker, recorded by Wikilix.
Websites

Global Domains

11 domains on record. All active and served over HTTPS.

11 domains
  • www.bridgemarkets.globalMain siteActiveHTTPS
  • cliente.bridgemarkets.globalClient portalActiveHTTPS
  • trading.bridgemarkets.globalClient portalActiveHTTPS
  • trading.bridgemarkets.euClient portalActiveHTTPS
  • bmplus.financeClient portalActiveHTTPS
  • charts.bridgemarkets.globalWeb terminalActiveHTTPS
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  • events.bridgemarkets.globalAcademyActiveHTTPS
  • events.bridgemarkets.euAcademyActiveHTTPS
  • upd-documents.bridgemarkets.euHelp centreActiveHTTPS
  • bridgemarkets.euBackupActiveHTTPS
  • bridgemarketsfx.comRegionalActiveHTTPS
Domains recorded by Wikilix. Only a domain listed here is known to belong to this broker.
Social channels

Social Presence

6 official channels on record.

6 channels

Other channels

Channels as published by the broker, recorded by Wikilix.
Legal entities

Corporate Network

2 legal entities behind the Bridge Markets brand.

2 entities
  • BRIDGE MARKETS LLCActiveUnited StatesRegistration 3732808Established May 22, 2024
  • BRIDGE MARKETS LIMITEDActiveUnited KingdomRegistration 15159310Established Dec 29, 2021
Entities named in the broker's own documents and company registers, recorded by Wikilix.
Company registry check
Checked

Company Registration

The operating company is BridgeMarkets Ltd. Registered in Marshall Islands. Registration number 113891.

Verified on registry
Legal entity
BridgeMarkets Ltd
Registration number
113891
Jurisdiction
Marshall Islands
Incorporated
Apr 6, 2022
Registry
Registrar of Corporations, Republic of the Marshall Islands (International Registries, Inc.)
Registered address
Trust Company Complex, Ajeltake Road, Ajeltake Island, Majuro, Republic of the Marshall Islands MH96960
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Bridge Markets

Most Popular Questions

The broker's Spanish language bridgemarketsfx.com landing page advertises trading with 200 per cent more capital on a first deposit, but the client agreement states that bonus money cannot be withdrawn. Clause 13.9 provides that any bonus, credit, incentive or additional margin is not the client's own capital, is not treated as deposited money and is not withdrawable under any circumstances. It also allows profit generated wholly or partly with a bonus to be adjusted, limited or invalidated. The broker's main website publishes no bonus terms of its own.

In writing, and within three calendar days. Clause 8.2 of the client agreement accepts only complaints submitted in writing within three calendar days of the event that gave rise to the dispute, and clause 8.7 states that complaints not meeting its requirements will not be accepted. Where a complaint is upheld, clause 8.5 settles it by crediting compensation to the client's trading account rather than paying it out. The broker publishes no dedicated complaints address, so a complaint goes to its general support addresses.

Yes, in several circumstances its client agreement sets out. Clause 13.1 defines systematically opening and closing positions less than two minutes apart as high frequency trading, and clause 13.3 treats more than five such trades as a serious breach leading to suspension. Clause 15.3 lets the broker decide that certain profits do not meet its sustainability criteria and review, adjust or invalidate them before any withdrawal, and clause 10.14 lets it annul profit made while a VPN or other network masking was in use. Profit made wholly or partly with a bonus or credit is subject to the same validation under clause 13.9.

Yes, both. Copy trading is governed as a service in the client agreement, with a profit share settled once every 24 hours and paid only on positive aggregate profit, and two copy modes, a complete one to one copy and a fixed volume copy. Managed accounts run as MAM, in an equity mode where the client sees every trade and a cash mode where execution is delegated, under a limited power of attorney that lets the manager trade but not withdraw client funds. A strategy provider needs a live account of at least 5,000 USD with three months of history, and a MAM manager needs 10,000 USD of their own plus investors totalling 25,000 USD.

By email at support@bridgemarkets.global or clients@bridgemarkets.global, with support@bridgemarkets.eu given in the terms and conditions, and by WhatsApp on +44 784 844 0267 or +1 530 773 2828. The chat window on the site is an information bot, and the broker states in the window itself that it is not an official support channel. Technical and operational support is offered in Spanish, and general support in Spanish and English. No support hours are published, and the FAQ manual the site links contains no answers.

Yes. The site footer links a demo account that opens in the client portal, and it runs on the same MetaTrader 5 platform as the live accounts.

It is a challenge style funded product rather than an ordinary account tier. The client pays for the right to access ten times the deposit, so a 5,000 USD purchase gives access to a 50,000 USD account, and the broker earns the spread plus a share of the profits. The conditions are strict: 30 per cent of the capital is locked for 60 days, only 75 per cent of the deposit is available before that period ends, profit is capped at 400 per cent of the initial purchase, and trading bots, copy trading systems and connections to MAM or PAMM structures are prohibited, with a first breach resetting the account.

The broker's own account terms document advertises more than 1,900 instruments across forex, shares, commodities, indices and cryptocurrencies, all on MetaTrader 5. It also publishes synthetic indices that trade around the clock, composite assets from Monday to Friday, and stock based assets during the New York session from 09:30 to 16:00 Eastern time.

Bridge Markets is the trading brand of BridgeMarkets Ltd, a Marshall Islands company registered under number 113891 at the Trust Company Complex, Ajeltake Road, Ajeltake Island, Majuro. That registration was confirmed on the Marshall Islands register of corporations on 17 October 2026, and the register records the company as incorporated on 6 April 2022. The broker's own material also names BRIDGE MARKETS LIMITED in the United Kingdom, company number 15159310, and BRIDGE MARKETS LLC in the United States, number 3732808. A company registration shows that a company exists; it is not a licence to run a retail trading business.

The client agreement states that the company applies no commission to deposits or withdrawals from client trading accounts. That covers the broker's own charges and is not a guarantee against bank, card issuer or crypto network costs, and the same agreement puts the cost of a return of funds on the client. No per channel fee schedule or limit is published outside the client portal.

The client agreement gives one to three business days from the point Bridge Markets receives the instruction, but the same agreement states that no specific withdrawal deadline is guaranteed. Clause 13.7 makes every withdrawal request a petition subject to review, validation and approval rather than an automatic right, and clause 13.8 says processing may be held for manual review and internal or external validation with no fixed timetable. A transfer may also be postponed for up to fourteen business days where verification is required, and a request can be rejected if identification documents are not supplied through the client profile within seven business days. The one to three day figure is therefore the broker's processing target rather than a commitment.

Spreads are floating, from 0.1 on the ECN account, from 1.2 on Standard, 1.5 on CENT and 0.0 on MAM. Commission is charged on the two institutional tiers only, at 6 USD per lot on ECN and 3 USD per lot on MAM. On funding, the client agreement states that the broker applies no commission to deposits or withdrawals, which covers its own charges rather than those of a bank, card issuer or crypto network, and the client bears the costs where funds are returned.

Six, of which four carry published figures: Standard from 20 USD with spreads from 1.2 and no commission, CENT from 20 USD with spreads of 1.5 and no commission, ECN from 100 USD with spreads from 0.1 and 6 USD per lot, and MAM from 10,000 USD with spreads of 0.0 and 3 USD per lot. PAMM accounts and a Leveraged Account are offered with no published figures. A copy trading service runs alongside them as a service rather than an account type. The figures come from the broker's own account terms document, because its website publishes no account types page.

20 USD, on the Standard and CENT accounts, which are the two entry tiers in the broker's own account terms. The ECN account starts at 100 USD, and the MAM account figure of 10,000 USD is a manager side threshold rather than an ordinary client minimum. No minimum is published for the PAMM or Leveraged accounts.

Yes. The client agreement requires identification documents to be supplied through the client profile, and a withdrawal can be rejected and the funds returned to the trading account if they are not provided within seven business days of the request. A client who changes the payment details held with a payment system must also email the finance department a photograph of themselves holding their identity document, or the withdrawal to the new details may be refused.

The highest leverage Bridge Markets publishes is 1:500, and it applies to the Standard account only. Its own account terms set the CENT account at 1:200 and both the ECN and MAM accounts at 1:100. The client agreement also reserves the right to change the leverage assigned to a client's account at any time.

Bridge Markets publishes no list of payment methods on its website, and the providers available to a client appear only inside the client portal after registration. Four channels are documented: bank transfer, credit and debit cards, cryptocurrency and electronic payment systems. The client agreement states that the company applies no commission on deposits or withdrawals, that transfers are made within one to three business days of the instruction, and that a withdrawal through an electronic payment system must return to the same system, payment details and currency used for the deposit.

MetaTrader 5 is the only platform Bridge Markets offers. It is published as a Windows desktop download and as iOS and Android apps, with the live server named BridgeMarkets-MT5, and it is reachable from the client portal. The broker also runs a browser based charts site for its synthetic instruments, and publishes no MetaTrader 4 build and no platform of its own.

Bridge Markets presents registrations rather than a retail trading licence. It states that BRIDGE MARKETS LLC is registered with the United States Financial Crimes Enforcement Network under number 31000287566463, which is an anti money laundering registration for money services businesses and not authorisation from a securities or derivatives regulator; retail off exchange forex in the United States is supervised by the CFTC and the NFA. Its Marshall Islands company registration, number 113891, was confirmed on the Marshall Islands register of corporations on 17 October 2026, but a company registration establishes only that the company exists. No investor compensation or deposit insurance scheme is confirmed for its clients.

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