Fusion Markets Review 2026: Regulation, Safety, Policy

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

Wikilix contract reading · Oct 23, 2026

High contract risk

Fusion Markets promises in Vietnamese, Indonesian and Chinese that your account can never go below zero, yet its policy excludes people living there.
Everywhere else, that protection is a discretion Fusion Markets can suspend in volatile markets and claw back for 90 days.
The Vanuatu terms let it use your deposit for its own hedging and treat scalping, which its FAQ welcomes, as misconduct.
Trading costs are low, but the documents add a 1% conversion cost, an inactivity fee and bank charges the site calls zero.

6Critical clauses

21Clauses flagged

17Documents read

6.5/10Contract risk

Read the full terms report17 more clauses, each with its wording, clause number and source

Editorial review

Updated Oct 28, 2026

Broker Summary

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

Fusion Markets Broker Overview

Fusion Markets is a forex and CFD broker headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, which says it was founded in November 2017 and began trading for clients in June 2019. It operates through several group companies and states that it is regulated by ASIC in Australia, the Financial Services Authority in Seychelles and the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission. The broker competes on cost, with a raw-spread Zero account, a commission-free Classic account and no minimum deposit, on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and TradingView.

Fusion Markets Regulation and License

The footer of the Fusion Markets website sets out its regulation company by company:

FMGP Trading Group Pty Ltd (ABN 74 146 086 017): for Australian clients only, Fusion Markets is a trading name of this company, which the site says is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) under Australian Financial Services Licence 385620.
Fusion Markets International Ltd: described as a securities dealer regulated by the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles under licence SD096.
Gleneagle Securities Pty Limited: described as a registered Vanuatu company (company number 40256) trading as Fusion Markets and regulated by the VFSC.

The website itself is owned by Fusion Markets Pty Ltd, at Level 10, 627 Chapel St, South Yarra, Victoria. The legal documents follow the same split, with a Client Services Agreement for the Seychelles company dated 18 December 2025, and product terms and a Product Disclosure Statement for the Vanuatu company dated 28 February 2022.

Is Fusion Markets Regulated?

Fusion Markets says it is regulated, but the regulator depends on which group company holds the account. The website presents the ASIC licence as covering Australian clients only, and the broker's FAQ sets out separate leverage and negative balance protection terms for clients of its VFSC and FSA companies.

Is Fusion Markets Safe?

How well a Fusion Markets client is protected depends largely on which group company holds the account. The broker's FAQ says client deposits are held in a trust account separate from company funds, that client money may not be used for hedging or business expenses, and that the funds are not guaranteed. Negative balance protection is applied automatically for eligible clients of the Vanuatu and Seychelles companies, with negative balances reset once per working day, but it does not cover residents of Mongolia, Türkiye, Indonesia, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan, Vietnam or the People's Republic of China.

Fusion Markets Account Types

Fusion Markets offers two live accounts with the same products and different pricing. The Zero account has spreads from 0.0 pips plus a commission, while the Classic account has spreads from 0.9 pips and no commission; neither has a minimum account size, and clients can switch between them by email request. A Swap-Free account runs on MT4 and MT5 only, with a minimum EUR/USD spread of 1.4 pips and, instead of swaps, an admin fee on positions held longer than 7 days. High-volume traders can be invited to the Premium Program, which adds Bronze to Diamond service tiers by monthly trading volume, with reduced commissions and a dedicated client manager, on top of the regular accounts. A demo account stays active for 30 days and can be extended once a live account is funded.

Fusion Markets Spreads, Commissions and Fees

The Zero account charges USD 2.25 per side, or USD 4.50 round turn, per standard lot on forex and metals, with round-turn equivalents in other account currencies such as AUD 4.50, EUR 4.05 and GBP 3.55. On cTrader the commission is 2.25 per 100,000 of notional per side in the base currency of the instrument, for example EUR 2.25 per side on one lot of EUR/USD. The account pages put the all-in cost at about 0.5 pips on Zero against about 0.9 pips on Classic, and no commission is charged on US share, crypto, energy and commodity or index CFDs.

The Seychelles Client Services Agreement (clause 5.2) describes commission as applying only to CFDs on futures and shares, which differs from the account pages, and the same clause allows an inactivity fee of up to USD 10 a year after 12 months without transactions.

Fusion Markets Leverage

For clients of its Vanuatu and Seychelles companies, the Fusion Markets FAQ gives maximum leverage of 500:1 on forex and metals, 100:1 on index CFDs and 10:1 on cryptocurrencies. The broker says the limit depends on where the client lives and which company holds the account, and its indicative guide lowers the maximum as account equity grows, from 500:1 up to USD 50,000 to 50:1 above USD 1,000,000.

Fusion Markets Trading Platforms

Fusion Markets offers MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 on Windows, Mac, the web and mobile, and US share CFDs are traded on MT5. cTrader, which includes cTrader Copy, is available on desktop, on the web at app.fusionmarkets.com and on mobile, for the Zero account only. TradingView is traded through a separate TradingView account opened in the Client Hub, which runs on a cTrader backend and works with the Zero or Classic account; MetaTrader accounts cannot be connected to it. Copy trading is also available through the broker's own Fusion+ service and the third-party DupliTrade service for MT4, and money managers can use a multi-account manager system.

Fusion Markets Deposits and Withdrawals

Fusion Markets says it charges nothing for deposits or withdrawals and lists more than 30 funding options, including Visa and Mastercard, bank wire, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, crypto and local providers that vary by country, most with a USD 10 minimum. It covers card and e-wallet merchant fees of up to 4% of a deposit, but reserves the right to apply them when funds are withdrawn without significant trading, and international wires into its Australian trust account typically cost USD 20 to 30 in bank charges outside its control.

The broker says 85% of withdrawals are processed within an hour, measured to the end of its internal processing, while its FAQ allows up to one business day for compliance checks before the payment provider's own transfer time. Estimated arrival runs from instant for PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity and crypto to 3 to 5 business days for bank wires. The current withdrawal page lists no route back to a card, although older policy documents for the Seychelles and Vanuatu companies describe card refunds, and under the Seychelles agreement withdrawals should go back by the method used to fund, to an account in the client's name.

Fusion Markets Support

Fusion Markets says its support team works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by live chat on the website, by email at help@fusionmarkets.com and by phone on +61 3 8376 2706, with a Thai desk on +66 2 114 7370. The broker's FAQ says it offers no support through Telegram, WhatsApp or any channel not listed on its website, and asks clients raising a trade dispute to email their account and ticket numbers, allowing up to 24 hours for the investigation.

Fusion Markets Pros and Cons

Pros

No minimum deposit, and no deposit or withdrawal fees charged by the broker.
USD 4.50 round-turn commission per standard lot on the Zero account for forex and metals.
A wide platform choice: MT4, MT5, cTrader and TradingView, plus copy trading.
Support around the clock by live chat, email and phone.

Cons

The ASIC licence covers Australian clients only, according to the site, and the higher leverage and negative balance protection terms are written for the Vanuatu and Seychelles companies.
The current withdrawal page offers no route back to a card.
The Seychelles client agreement and the account pages describe commission differently.
An inactivity fee of up to USD 10 a year, and merchant fees may be applied to withdrawals made without significant trading.

Fusion Markets Review and Assessment

Fusion Markets suits cost-conscious traders who want raw-spread pricing, fee-free funding and a choice of MetaTrader, cTrader and TradingView. The main point to settle before funding an account is which group company will hold it, because that decides the regulator, the leverage available and whether negative balance protection applies.

Website archive

Captured Oct 23, 2026

Website snapshots

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

8 pages

Homepage

Regulation & Legal Documents

Products & Account Types

Deposit Options

Withdrawal Options

About Us – Who We Are

Trading Conditions

Regulation check

Checked Oct 23, 2026

Regulatory Licenses

Fusion Markets holds a tier-1 or tier-2 licence that we confirmed on the regulator's own register. Each licence below opens its record of what that register says.

4 of 4 checked

Licences on record: 4
Confirmed on register: 4
Tier 1 or 2: 2
Offshore: 2

WIKILIX

Licence intelligence

The strongest of 4 licences on file

Licence Verification Record

Australia Securities & Investment Commission 385620

Wikilix read the ASIC register on Oct 23, 2026. This is what it said.

Name on the register: FMGP TRADING GROUP PTY LTD
Jurisdiction: Australia
Authority strength: Tier 1
Licence type: Market Making(MM)
Register status: Active
Effective: Jan 5, 2011
Shown on the Fusion Markets website: Shown

Checked Oct 23, 2026

Permissions

1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.1 Basic deposit products | Retail and wholesale clients
1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.2 Debentures, stocks or bonds issued or proposed to be issued by a government | Retail and wholesale clients
1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.3 Derivatives | Retail and wholesale clients
1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.4 Foreign exchange contracts | Retail and wholesale clients
1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.5 Managed investment schemes including IDPS | Retail and wholesale clients
1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.6 Margin lending facilities limited to standard facilities | Retail and wholesale clients
1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.7 Non-basic deposit products | Retail and wholesale clients
1. Provide financial product advice | 1.1 Provide general financial product advice | 1.1.8 Securities | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.1 Issue, apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product | 2.1.1 Derivatives | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.1 Issue, apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product | 2.1.2 Foreign exchange contracts | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.1 Basic deposit products | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.2 Debentures, stocks or bonds issued or proposed to be issued by a government | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.3 Derivatives | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.4 Foreign exchange contracts | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.5 Managed investment schemes including IDPS | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.6 Margin lending facilities limited to standard facilities | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.7 Non-basic deposit products | Retail and wholesale clients
2. Deal in a financial product | 2.2 Apply for, acquire, vary or dispose of a financial product on behalf of another person | 2.2.8 Securities | Retail and wholesale clients
3. Make a market for a financial product | 3.1.1 Derivatives | Retail and wholesale clients
3. Make a market for a financial product | 3.1.2 Foreign exchange contracts | Retail and wholesale clients

What our check found

Full Australian Financial Services Licence held by FMGP Trading Group Pty Ltd (formerly Global Prime Pty Limited). It permits dealing in and making a market in derivatives and foreign exchange contracts for retail and wholesale clients. Covers Australian clients only. Client protection: Strong for Australian clients: ASIC supervision and AFCA dispute resolution (member 24605). Does not cover accounts with the offshore companies. Effective: 5 Jan 2011.

Client protection under this licence

No compensation schemeNo mandatory insurance (but strict fund segregation)
Negative balance protection
Complaints routeAFCA
Maximum leverage1:28

These are the rules ASIC sets for the firms it licenses. They are not a statement about how Fusion 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.

Open the ASIC licence record Check it on the register About ASIC

Tier 1 and 2 authorities

1 licence

CySECCyprusTier 2CySEC licence 444/24Confirmed on the registerChecked Oct 23, 2026

Tier 3 and 4 authorities

2 licences

Trading accounts

Updated Oct 23, 2026

Account Types

4 account types on record.

4 account types

Account	Min Deposit	Max Leverage	Commission
Zero AccountZero · ECN	Not recorded	Not recorded	$4.5 (Round Turn), $2.25 per side per standard lot on the Zero Account page; the Seychelles Client Services Agreement (cl. 5.2) lists commission only for CFDs on futures and shares
Classic AccountClassic · Standard	Not recorded	Not recorded	$0
Swap-Free AccountSwap-Free	Not recorded	Not recorded	$0
Premium ProgramPremium · VIP	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded

Client acceptance

Country availability

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

249 countries

Confirmed blocked

Named in the broker's own terms

AFAfghanistanASAmerican SamoaCGCongoESSpainGUGuamIQIraqIRIranJPJapanKPNorth KoreaMMMyanmarMPNorthern Mariana IslandsNZNew Zealand

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PRPuerto RicoPSPalestineRURussiaSOSomaliaSSSouth SudanSYSyriaUAUkraineUSUnited StatesVIVirgin Islands (U.S.)YEYemen

Likely blocked

Reported, not verified against a primary source

SDSudan

Covered by a parent block

Territories a blocked country carries with it

UMUnited States Minor Outlying Islands

Explicitly accepted

Named as accepted — not a full list of served markets

ADAndorraAEUnited Arab EmiratesAGAntigua and BarbudaAIAnguillaALAlbaniaAMArmeniaAOAngolaAQAntarcticaARArgentinaATAustriaAUAustraliaAWAruba

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AXÅland IslandsAZAzerbaijanBABosnia and HerzegovinaBBBarbadosBDBangladeshBEBelgiumBFBurkina FasoBGBulgariaBHBahrainBIBurundiBJBeninBLSaint BarthélemyBMBermudaBNBrunei DarussalamBOBoliviaBQBonaire, Sint Eustatius and SabaBRBrazilBSBahamasBTBhutanBVBouvet IslandBWBotswanaBYBelarusBZBelizeCACanadaCCCocos (Keeling) IslandsCDCongo (Democratic Republic)CFCentral African RepublicCHSwitzerlandCICôte d’IvoireCKCook IslandsCLChileCMCameroonCNChinaCOColombiaCRCosta RicaCUCubaCVCabo VerdeCWCuraçaoCXChristmas IslandCYCyprusCZCzechiaDEGermanyDJDjiboutiDKDenmarkDMDominicaDODominican RepublicDZAlgeriaECEcuadorEEEstoniaEGEgyptEHWestern SaharaEREritreaETEthiopiaFIFinlandFJFijiFKFalkland IslandsFMMicronesiaFOFaroe IslandsFRFranceGAGabonGBUnited KingdomGDGrenadaGEGeorgiaGFFrench GuianaGGGuernseyGHGhanaGIGibraltarGLGreenlandGMGambiaGNGuineaGPGuadeloupeGQEquatorial GuineaGRGreeceGSSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsGTGuatemalaGWGuinea-BissauGYGuyanaHKHong KongHMHeard Island and McDonald IslandsHNHondurasHRCroatiaHTHaitiHUHungaryIDIndonesiaIEIrelandILIsraelIMIsle of ManINIndiaIOBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryISIcelandITItalyJEJerseyJMJamaicaJOJordanKEKenyaKGKyrgyzstanKHCambodiaKIKiribatiKMComorosKNSaint Kitts and NevisKRSouth KoreaKWKuwaitKYCayman IslandsKZKazakhstanLALaosLBLebanonLCSaint LuciaLILiechtensteinLKSri LankaLRLiberiaLSLesothoLTLithuaniaLULuxembourgLVLatviaLYLibyaMAMoroccoMCMonacoMDMoldovaMEMontenegroMFSaint Martin (French part)MGMadagascarMHMarshall IslandsMKNorth MacedoniaMLMaliMNMongoliaMOMacaoMQMartiniqueMRMauritaniaMSMontserratMTMaltaMUMauritiusMVMaldivesMWMalawiMXMexicoMYMalaysiaMZMozambiqueNANamibiaNCNew CaledoniaNENigerNFNorfolk IslandNGNigeriaNINicaraguaNLNetherlandsNONorwayNPNepalNRNauruNUNiueOMOmanPAPanamaPEPeruPFFrench PolynesiaPGPapua New GuineaPHPhilippinesPKPakistanPLPolandPMSaint Pierre and MiquelonPNPitcairnPTPortugalPWPalauPYParaguayQAQatarRERéunionRORomaniaRSSerbiaRWRwandaSASaudi ArabiaSBSolomon IslandsSCSeychellesSESwedenSGSingaporeSHSaint HelenaSISloveniaSJSvalbard and Jan MayenSKSlovakiaSLSierra LeoneSMSan MarinoSNSenegalSRSurinameSTSao Tome and PrincipeSVEl SalvadorSXSint Maarten (Dutch part)SZEswatiniTCTurks and Caicos IslandsTDChadTFFrench Southern TerritoriesTGTogoTHThailandTJTajikistanTKTokelauTLTimor-LesteTMTurkmenistanTNTunisiaTOTongaTRTürkiyeTTTrinidad and TobagoTVTuvaluTWTaiwanTZTanzaniaUGUgandaUYUruguayUZUzbekistanVAHoly SeeVCSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesVEVenezuelaVGVirgin Islands (British)VNViet NamVUVanuatuWFWallis and FutunaWSSamoaYTMayotteZASouth AfricaZMZambiaZWZimbabwe

How we know — 12 sources

1Onboarding list, the strongest source: the client hub sign-up at https://hub.fusionmarkets.com/auth/sign-up loads its country list from https://api.fusionmarkets.com/api/v1/verification/personal/countries, which flags 21 entries as banned (Afghanistan, American Samoa, Congo, Guam, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Iraq, Japan, Myanmar, New Zealand, Korea (Democratic People's Republic of), Northern Mariana Islands, Palestine, Puerto Rico, Russian Federation, Somalia, South Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic, Ukraine, United States of America, Virgin Islands (U.S.), Yemen) and flags Spain as soft-banned; the hub refuses a banned or soft-banned country when it is selected. All 22 are confirmed refusals.
2Published text: the footer of every page on https://fusionmarkets.com, its es, id, zh, vn and th versions and the hub sign-up page says 'Fusion Markets is not able to take clients from Afghanistan, Alberta, Congo, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Myanmar, New Zealand, North Korea, Ontario, Palestine, Russia, Spain, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Yemen, or the United States or its territories.'
3FAQ 'Which countries do you not accept?' at https://fusionmarkets.com/FAQ: 'some regions are currently blocked from opening accounts', repeating the list and naming the US territories as 'American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Northern Mariana Islands, the U.S. Virgin Islands'.
4Sudan is a likely but unconfirmed refusal: the footer and the FAQ name 'Sudan', but the onboarding list leaves Sudan selectable and bans South Sudan instead. The form decides for South Sudan, which is a confirmed refusal. Sudan stays a likely but unconfirmed refusal. Text: https://fusionmarkets.com/FAQ; form: https://api.fusionmarkets.com/api/v1/verification/personal/countries.
5'Congo' in the footer and FAQ is read as the Republic of the Congo, the entry the onboarding list bans under the name 'Congo'. The Democratic Republic of the Congo can be selected in that list and counts as accepted.
6United States Minor Outlying Islands (refused as a US dependent territory): it falls under the footer's 'the United States or its territories', but the FAQ's list of territories does not name it and the onboarding list does not ban it.
7Alberta and Ontario are provinces, not countries, so they are in neither list: the footer and FAQ name both, and the onboarding list marks both Canadian provinces as restricted. Canada is on the accepted list for its other provinces.
8Accepted list: the remaining 225 countries in the onboarding list, which the client hub accepts at country selection. Kosovo is also in that list but has no official country code, so it is not counted among the 225.
9The footer also says the site's information 'is not intended to be an inducement, offer or solicitation to anyone outside of Australia'. It is not read as a block: the same footer names the Vanuatu entity (Gleneagle Securities Pty Limited) and the Seychelles entity (Fusion Markets International Ltd) and lists the jurisdictions refused, and the onboarding list accepts non-Australian residents.
10No country list in the legal documents at https://fusionmarkets.com/About-us/Regulations: the Seychelles Client Services Agreement (18 December 2025), the Vanuatu Financial Product Service Terms (28 February 2022) and the Vanuatu PDS name no jurisdictions; clause 4.4 of the Seychelles agreement only reserves 'additional due diligence requirements to accept Clients residing in certain countries where the risk of money laundering may be higher'.
11Iran is a confirmed refusal on the broker's own pages: banned in the onboarding list as 'Iran (Islamic Republic of)' and named 'Iran' in the footer and the FAQ. The site's language versions (en, en-AU, es, id, zh, vi, th) include no Persian version.
12Negative balance protection exclusions in the FAQ (Mongolia, Türkiye, Indonesia, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan, Vietnam, China) limit a product feature, not onboarding; those countries still count as accepted.

Deposits & withdrawals

Funding Methods

24 ways to fund an account. 23 with no deposit fee. 10 credit instantly.

24 methods

Method	Deposit fee	Withdrawal fee	Min deposit	Withdrawal min / max	Processing
Bank Wire TransferWire Transfer Deposit Options page: processing time 1-5 business days, min deposit 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival 3-5 business days, min withdrawal 35 USD, fee 0 USD; the page says intermediary bank charges may reduce the amount received. Fusion charges no fee, but international transfers into its Australian trust account typically cost USD 20 to 30 in intermediary or receiving bank charges outside its control; transfers from Australia to its Australian account are free (Deposit Options page, Fees section, and FAQ). FAQ: international wires take 2-3 business days on average, up to 5. Refund and Return Policy (Seychelles entity, September 2022): bank wire withdrawals reach clients in 2-5 business days. Include the client reference number with each deposit. Offered in every country view on both pages. Withdrawals go only to an account in the client's name, by the same method and to the same remitter used to fund (Client Services Agreement, 18 December 2025, cl. 8.6). Stored time is the longest stated, 5 business days.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 35Not recorded	Up to 5 days
Visa/MastercardCredit Card Deposit only on the Withdrawal Options page, which lists no card route in any country view. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, currencies AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, SGD, USD in the default view (the country views list USD, AUD, GBP, EUR, SGD). Fusion says it covers card merchant fees of up to 4% of the deposit, but the Withdrawal Options page reserves the right to apply merchant fees when funds are withdrawn without significant trading activity. FAQ: no fee for Visa or Mastercard funding; a recommended maximum of 25,000 USD or equivalent per card deposit to reduce card rejections (a recommendation, not a stated limit); deposits credit instantly unless extra verification is needed; AMEX is not accepted. Older documents differ on card withdrawals: the Refund and Return Policy (Seychelles entity, September 2022) says funds returned to credit and debit cards arrive in 1-5 business days, and the PDS (Vanuatu entity, 28 February 2022) says a card-funded withdrawal may be refunded to the original card at Fusion's discretion and also names China UnionPay cards. Cards must be in the account holder's name; a chargeback breaches the Refund and Return Policy, and the PDS says chargeback fees may be passed on.	Free	Not recorded	USD 10	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
InteracBank Transfer Canada view only on both pages. Deposit Options page: processing time 30 mins-3h, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, currency CAD. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival 1-2 business days, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. The FAQ says Interac deposits take 1-4 hours to clear and are free of charge. Stored time is the longest stated, the 2-business-day withdrawal arrival.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 2 days
PayPalE-Wallet Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival Instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. The withdrawal FAQ says 85% of withdrawals are processed within an hour but processing can take up to one business day for compliance checks, so the stored time is 1 day. Match-back rule (FAQ): an account funded by PayPal must first withdraw back to the same PayPal account up to the amount deposited (typically the most recent 6 months) before using another method. PayPal Wallet or PayPal's card option can be used. The FAQ lists countries where PayPal is unavailable for compliance reasons, among them Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Nigeria, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the USA; the deposit page's country views omit PayPal for those of these countries they include, and the deposit and withdrawal views differ in places (PayPal is a withdrawal option but not a deposit option in the Pakistan and Botswana views). Fusion says it covers PayPal merchant fees of up to 4% of the deposit, but reserves the right to apply merchant fees when funds are withdrawn without significant trading activity.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 1 day
PayIDBank Transfer Deposit only. Deposit Options page, default view: instant, min 1 AUD, fee 0 USD, currency AUD. PayID appears in none of the 41 country views (the selector has no Australia entry) and is not a withdrawal route on the Withdrawal Options page.	Free	Not recorded	AUD 1	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
CryptoCryptocurrency Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, processing currency EUR, USD. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival Instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, coins BTC, BCH, LTC, ETH (ERC20), USDT (ERC20), XRP. The FAQ gives a different withdrawal list, BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT (ERC20 and TRC20) and XRP, and says deposits can be made in BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT and other supported coins through the Client Hub. Network fees may be deducted from crypto withdrawals and are not charged by Fusion (FAQ). Crypto withdrawals need email confirmation plus an MFA code and are subject to AML checks. Processing can take up to one business day for compliance checks (withdrawal FAQ), so the stored time is 1 day. Not offered in the China, Pakistan, Botswana, Zimbabwe or Others deposit views.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 1 day
BinancePayCryptocurrency Deposit only; not a withdrawal route on the Withdrawal Options page. Deposit Options page: instant, min 20 USD, fee 0 USD, processing currency EUR, USD. Offered in 28 of the 41 country views (not, for example, in the Netherlands, Singapore, UAE, Thailand, Vietnam or Indonesia views).	Free	Not recorded	USD 20	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
SkrillE-Wallet Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival Instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Processing can take up to one business day for compliance checks (withdrawal FAQ), so the stored time is 1 day. Fusion says it covers Skrill merchant fees of up to 4% of the deposit, but reserves the right to apply merchant fees when funds are withdrawn without significant trading activity. Not in the UK or Others deposit views.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 1 day
NetellerE-Wallet Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival Instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Processing can take up to one business day for compliance checks (withdrawal FAQ), so the stored time is 1 day. Fusion says it covers Neteller merchant fees of up to 4% of the deposit, but reserves the right to apply merchant fees when funds are withdrawn without significant trading activity. Not in the UK, Canada, Cyprus or Others deposit views.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 1 day
JetonbankE-Wallet Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD; the Jetonbank account must be verified. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival 1-2 business days, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, restriction: needs to have funded with a Jetonbank account previously. Offered in every country view on both pages, including Others. The FAQ calls it Jeton Wallet.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 2 days
MiFinityE-Wallet Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD; the account must be verified to deposit more than the equivalent of 150 EUR. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival Instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD; its restriction line reads 'Needs to have funded with Jeton account previously', the same wording as the Jetonbank card. Processing can take up to one business day for compliance checks (withdrawal FAQ), so the stored time is 1 day. Not in the Germany, Poland, Zimbabwe or Others deposit views.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 1 day
SticPayE-Wallet Deposit only. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD; the SticPay wallet must hold funds before funding. Among the country views it appears in the China view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 10	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
ZotaPayOther Deposit only. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. For the local bank option, some banks impose a waiting period before a new beneficiary can be funded. Among the country views it appears in the China view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 10	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
DragonPayOther Philippines view only on both pages. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, currency PHP. Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival 1-2 business days, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Stored time is the longest stated, the withdrawal arrival.	Free	Free	USD 10	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 2 days
VNPayBank Transfer Deposit only. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, currency VND. Vietnam view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 10	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
VAPayBank Transfer Deposit only. Deposit Options page: processing time 1-2 business days, min 25 USD, fee 0 USD, currency IDR; bank details must be entered correctly before funding. Indonesia view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 25	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 2 days
XPayOther Deposit only. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD. Listed in the Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia views.	Free	Not recorded	USD 10	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
DuitNowBank Transfer Deposit only. Deposit Options page: processing time 1-2 business days, min 40 USD, fee 0 USD, currency MYR. Malaysia view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 40	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 2 days
FasaPayE-Wallet Deposit only. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD; check the account number before depositing. Indonesia view only. The FAQ also names FasaPay among the fee-free funding options.	Free	Not recorded	USD 10	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
DurianPayBank Transfer Deposit only. Deposit Options page: processing time 1-2 business days, min 50 USD, fee 0 USD, currency IDR. Indonesia view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 50	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 2 days
FPXBank Transfer Deposit only. The Deposit Options card is titled FPX, New Solution Specifically for Malaysia: processing time 1-2 business days, min 20 USD, fee 0 USD, currency MYR. Malaysia view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 20	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 2 days
PixBank Transfer Deposit only. Deposit Options page: instant, min 1 USD, fee 0 USD, currency BRL. Brazil view only.	Free	Not recorded	USD 1	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
MPESAE-Wallet Deposit only. Deposit Options page: instant, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD; the card lists processing currencies JPY, INR, CNY, GHS, KES, NGN, RWF, TZS, UGX, XAF and ZMW, the same list as the ZotaPay card. Listed in the Nigeria and Kenya views.	Free	Not recorded	USD 10	Not recordedNot recorded	Instant
Local Bank TransferBank Transfer Withdrawal route on the Withdrawal Options page: estimated arrival 1-2 business days, min 10 USD, fee 0 USD, restriction none. Shown in the default view and in the Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Italy, Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Portugal, Sweden, Austria and Cyprus views; the China view lists the same terms as Local Wire Transfer. The Deposit Options page has no card of this name: local deposits run through the named providers (DragonPay, VNPay, VAPay, XPay, DuitNow, FPX, DurianPay, ZotaPay). The FAQ says a local bank transfer deposit method is available in the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, South Korea, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Mexico and Colombia.	Not recorded	Free	Not recorded	USD 10Not recorded	Up to 2 days

Trading software

Trading Platforms

5 trading platforms on record: TradingView, MetaTrader 5, MetaTrader 4, cTrader and Proprietary platform.

5 platforms

TradingView
by TradingView Inc.since 2011Developer site
Trade directly on TradingView (web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android) with a TradingView account opened in the Client Hub; runs on a cTrader backend; Zero or Classic account.
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
- Web
- Android
- iOS
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MetaTrader 5
by MetaQuotes Software Corpsince 2010Developer site
Fusion Markets MT5 for Windows and Mac, MT5 WebTrader in the browser and MT5 apps for iOS and Android; US share CFDs are offered through MT5.
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Web
- Android
- iOS
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MetaTrader 4
by MetaQuotes Software Corp.since 2005Developer site
Fusion Markets MT4 for Windows and Mac, MT4 WebTrader in the browser and MT4 apps for iOS and Android; supports Expert Advisors (MQL4).
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Web
- Android
- iOS
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cTrader
by Spotware Systems Ltdsince 2011Developer site
cTrader for Windows, Mac, web (app.fusionmarkets.com), iOS and Android; Zero account only, commission $2.25 per side per $100,000 notional; includes cTrader Copy.
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Web
- Android
- iOS
Features on record
- cTrader Copy
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Proprietary platform
Proprietary platform
Fusion+ Copy Trading: the broker's own copy trading service, joined through the web Client Hub; free above 2.5 lots of FX/metals a month per account, otherwise USD 10 a month.
Runs on
- Web
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Websites

Global Domains

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

4 domains

fusionmarkets.comMain siteActiveHTTPS
fusionmarkets.com.auRegionalAustraliaActiveHTTPS
hub.fusionmarkets.comClient portalActiveHTTPS
app.fusionmarkets.comWeb terminalActiveHTTPS

Company registry check

Checked Oct 23, 2026

Company Registration

The operating company is Gleneagle Securities Pty Limited. Registered in Vanuatu. Registration number 40256.

Confirmed on licence register

Legal entity: Gleneagle Securities Pty Limited
Registration number: 40256
Jurisdiction: Vanuatu
Incorporated: Apr 19, 2017
Registry: Vanuatu Financial Services Commission company register, via GLEIF LEI record 254900O3TWYWHAB0LI75
Registered address: C/O Paul De Montgolfier Et Associes Limited, Govant Building, Kumul Highway, 1st Floor, Port Vila, Vanuatu

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4 other brokers on the record share what Fusion Markets offers — its country, regulator, account types or platforms — set beside it on the same measures.

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Fusion Markets
This recordVanuatu · since 2002· Gleneagle Securities Pty LimitedWikilix score 20.0RegulationRegulatedASICMax leverage1:500Platforms5Licences4
CWG Markets
Vanuatu · since 2014· CWG Markets LtdWikilix score 20.0RegulationRegulatedFCAMax leverage1:1000Platforms3Licences3
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Mauritius · since 2023· AUS Global MU LimitedWikilix score 20.0RegulationRegulatedCySECMax leverage1:500Platforms4Licences4
DeltaFX
United Kingdom · since 2002· DeltaFx PartnershipWikilix score 33.0RegulationOffshoreAOFAMax leverage1:1000Platforms2Licences1
AIMS
Malaysia · since 2015· Auric International Markets LimitedWikilix score 20.0RegulationRegulatedASICMax leverage1:500Platforms2Licences3

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