GO Markets Review 2026: Regulation, Safety, Policy

Is GO Markets a scam?

Wikilix independent safety report

44%Scam risk

High risk (unverified)Confidence: MEDIUM

3.0/5

No. GO Markets is not a scam, and we found no evidence of fraud. It is a real Australian broker group. Its home company has held ASIC licence 254963 since 2004. But most clients outside Australia and…

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

Regulation6/10 · HighIdentity & transparency3/10 · LowWithdrawals & conduct6/10 · HighReputation4/10 · ModerateWebsite claims4/10 · ModerateOperational history2/10 · Low

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

Wikilix contract reading · Oct 20, 2026

High contract risk

GO Markets' international site signs you with its Mauritius company, though one of its own pages calls it an ASIC regulated broker.
Those Mauritius terms let GO Markets move client money out of trust to hedge its own risk.
They also let it void winning trades it links to pricing exploitation, and hold withdrawals while any trade is losing.
Card deposits cost up to 3% under its Disclosure Statement, against a 0% promise on the deposit page.

3Critical clauses

14Clauses flagged

17Documents read

7.0/10Contract risk

Read the full terms report10 more clauses, each with its wording, clause number and source

Editorial review

Updated Oct 28, 2026

Broker Summary

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

GO Markets Broker Overview

GO Markets is a CFD broker that says it has served traders since 2006. Its international English site, gomarkets.com/en, is run by GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU), a Mauritius company licensed by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius, while sister companies in Australia, Cyprus, Seychelles and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines serve other regions from their own sections of the GO Markets site. Clients trade CFDs on forex, indices, shares, commodities, bonds and ETFs and cryptocurrencies on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and TradingView, through a Standard account or a commission-based GO Plus+ account, both advertised with leverage of up to 500:1.

GO Markets does not accept clients from the United States, and its registration form does not offer residents of several other countries, including Canada, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Israel, Russia, Vietnam and Mauritius.

GO Markets Regulation and License

Each GO Markets company holds its own licence, and a client is covered by the licence of the company that opens the account. WIKILIX checked all four licences on the regulators' registers on 20 October 2026:

GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU), Mauritius, the company behind gomarkets.com/en: listed on the FSC Mauritius register. The register has no page for each firm, and the licence number GB 19024896 is the one the broker prints; the broker describes the licence as Investment Dealer (Full Service Dealer, excluding Underwriting).
GO Markets Pty Ltd, Australia (ACN 081 864 039): Australian financial services licence 254963, listed as current by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). The licence commenced on 10 March 2004 and covers dealing in and making a market for derivatives and foreign exchange contracts for retail and wholesale clients. The broker names this company as the issuer of its CFDs to Australian clients.
GO Markets Ltd, Cyprus (HE 351644, formerly Galactus Ltd): Cyprus Investment Firm licence 322/17 from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), for reception and transmission of orders, execution of orders on behalf of clients and dealing on own account. CySEC's approved domains for the company are gomarkets.eu and gomarkets.com/en-eu.
GO Markets International Ltd, Seychelles (8425985-1): listed by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA) as a securities dealer. The FSA list gives no licence numbers, so the number SD043 comes from the broker's own site. The company serves clients of gomarkets.com/en-int.

GO Markets LLC, which contracts with clients of gomarkets.com/en-svg, is a Saint Vincent and the Grenadines company (Business Company No. 332 LLC 2020). That is a company registration, not a financial licence.

Is GO Markets Regulated?

Yes. Four GO Markets companies appear on the registers of their regulators, the FSC of Mauritius, ASIC, CySEC and the Seychelles FSA, as WIKILIX confirmed on 20 October 2026. Only the licence of the company that holds the account applies: a client who signs up through gomarkets.com/en deals with GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU) under Mauritian supervision, not with the ASIC-licensed Australian company or the CySEC-licensed Cyprus company.

GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU)

GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU) is a Mauritius Global Business Company with an office in Ebene. WIKILIX confirmed its registration in Mauritius on 20 October 2026: company number C170969, incorporated on 20 February 2020, so the operating company is younger than the 2006 start date the brand gives. Its Terms and Conditions (September 2025) are governed by the laws of Mauritius, give the courts of Mauritius exclusive jurisdiction, and state that GO Markets acts as principal and market maker on client trades, quoting its own prices and possibly holding positions contrary to its clients'.

Is GO Markets Safe?

GO Markets is a long-running group with licensed companies, but a client's protection depends on which company holds the account and on that company's terms. Under the Terms and Conditions of GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU) (September 2025), client money is paid into a segregated client bank account, yet segregation does not protect it from loss, it may be pooled with other clients' money, GO Markets keeps the interest, and GO Markets may draw on it to hedge or offset the risk it runs on its clients' trades. Money moved to a liquidity provider is no longer held in trust.

The same terms let GO Markets withhold a withdrawal while a client has unrealised losses, margin requirements or amounts owing. If it believes a client has manipulated its prices or exploited pricing or technology, including price latency arbitrage, it may treat profitable positions as void, withhold the funds involved and close the account without notice. The terms name no compensation scheme for the Mauritius company, and WIKILIX found none for the Seychelles company. Clients of the Australian company are covered by ASIC's retail CFD rules and external dispute resolution, and eligible retail clients of GO Markets Ltd in Cyprus by the Investor Compensation Fund, up to 20,000 EUR for eligible claims and never for trading losses.

GO Markets Account Types

On gomarkets.com/en there are two live accounts. The Standard account has spreads from 0.8 pips and charges no commission on forex and metals, with costs built into the spread. The GO Plus+ account, which GO Markets aims at high-volume and EA traders, has spreads from 0.0 pips plus a forex commission. Both can be opened as individual, joint, trust or company accounts, and the broker says it also offers a swap-free Islamic account, for which its account types page gives no further terms.

The minimum deposit is stated two ways. The FAQ says there is no minimum to open a live account and that traders often start with about US$200, while the Disclosure Statement (June 2024) says the minimum first deposit is generally AUD 200, subject to change.

GO Markets Spreads, Commissions and Fees

The GO Plus+ commission applies to forex only and is charged per side per standard lot in the account's base currency: US$2.50, AU$3.00, CA$3.00, CHF 2.50, EUR 2.00, GBP 2.00, HK$20, NZ$3.50 or SG$3.50. Commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies and bonds carry no commission on that account. Share CFDs are charged 2 US cents per share on US shares, 0.18% on Hong Kong shares (minimum HKD 50) and 0.08% on Australian shares, and market data fees apply to the Hong Kong and Australian markets. Positions held overnight are charged or credited a swap that includes a mark-up GO Markets sets itself, and currency conversions use a rate GO Markets selects and may carry a conversion fee.

GO Markets Leverage

The account types page and the FAQ give leverage of up to 500:1 on both accounts. The broker's cTrader page, however, states leverage of up to 30:1 for retail clients.

GO Markets Trading Platforms

GO Markets offers MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android and in the browser through GO WebTrader, cTrader on desktop, mobile and the web, and TradingView, from which Standard and GO Plus+ accounts can trade at no extra charge. Copy trading is available through cTrader Copy and, for MetaTrader, through the Client Portal, which also hosts PAMM accounts, and a VPS is free for MetaTrader users who trade at least 10 standard forex or gold lots a month.

GO Markets Deposits and Withdrawals

The funding page lists Visa and Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, local bank transfers in Thai baht, Malaysian ringgit and Indonesian rupiah, international bank transfers in 13 currencies and USDT. Card, local transfer and USDT deposits are credited within an hour, e-wallet deposits in 1 to 2 hours and international transfers in 1 to 2 business days. The FAQ also names PayID, BPAY and PayPal, and the methods available vary by country.

Withdrawals go back to the original funding source and only to an account in the client's name. The deposits page says withdrawal requests are typically processed within 24 hours, the FAQ says one to two business days, and first withdrawals can take 1 to 3 business days; these are processing times, before the bank or wallet delivers the money.

The website advertises 0% deposit fees and no internal fees on deposits or withdrawals, but the legal documents allow for charges: the Disclosure Statement (June 2024) sets a handling fee of 1.8% on card deposits in AUD and 3% in other currencies, and the Terms and Conditions (September 2025) reserve an administration fee on card payments and let GO Markets pass on funding fees it has covered. Bank and payment-provider charges may also apply.

GO Markets Support

GO Markets says support is available 24/7 by email at support.mu@gomarkets.com and by live chat. The Mauritius company also lists the phone number +230 5869 0074, and its help centre offers an FAQ and remote help through TeamViewer QuickSupport. Disputes go through GO Markets' internal dispute resolution procedure, and neither the help centre nor the terms publish a separate complaints email.

GO Markets Pros and Cons

Pros

Group companies licensed by the FSC of Mauritius, ASIC, CySEC and the Seychelles FSA, all confirmed on the regulators' registers on 20 October 2026
MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and TradingView, with copy trading and PAMM
Published GO Plus+ commission rates for every base currency
Support stated as available 24/7 by email and live chat

Cons

Clients of gomarkets.com/en contract with the Mauritius company under Mauritian law, not with the ASIC- or CySEC-licensed companies
The Mauritius terms let GO Markets draw on client money to hedge its own risk and void profits it links to price manipulation or latency arbitrage
The no-fee funding message conflicts with the card handling fees in the Disclosure Statement
The broker's own pages give different figures for the minimum deposit, leverage and withdrawal times
Not available to residents of the United States and several other countries

GO Markets Review and Assessment

GO Markets pairs a wide CFD range, four mainstream platforms and clearly published commissions with a group structure in which each regional site has its own contracting company, and the group's four licences were confirmed on the regulators' registers. The point that matters most before funding an account is which company holds it: on gomarkets.com/en that is GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU), supervised by the FSC of Mauritius, and its Terms and Conditions and Disclosure Statement, including the card deposit fees and the clauses on hedging, withdrawals and voided trades, are the documents that apply.

Website archive

Captured Oct 20, 2026

Website snapshots

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

7 pages

Homepage

Legal Documents

About GO Markets

Account Types

Spreads & Fees

Deposits & Withdrawals

Special Offers

Regulation check

Checked Oct 20, 2026

Regulatory Licenses

GO 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: 1

WIKILIX

Licence intelligence

The strongest of 4 licences on file

Licence Verification Record

Australia Securities & Investment Commission 254963

Wikilix read the ASIC register on Oct 20, 2026. This is what it said.

Name on the register: GO MARKETS PTY LTD
Jurisdiction: Australia
Authority strength: Tier 1
Licence type: Market Making(MM)
Register status: Active
Effective: Mar 10, 2004
Shown on the GO Markets website: Shown

Checked Oct 20, 2026

Permissions

provide general financial product advice for the following classes of financial products: (i) deposit and payment products limited to: (A) basic deposit products; (B) deposit products other than basic deposit products; (ii) derivatives; (iii) foreign exchange contracts; (iv) interests in managed investment schemes including: (A) investor directed portfolio services; and (v) securities
deal in a financial product by: (i) issuing, applying for, acquiring, varying or disposing of a financial product in respect of the following classes of financial products: (A) derivatives; (B) foreign exchange contracts; and (C) securities; and (ii) applying for, acquiring, varying or disposing of a financial product on behalf of another person in respect of the following classes of products: (A) deposit and payment products limited to: (1) basic deposit products; (2) deposit products other tha
make a market for the following financial products: (i) foreign exchange contracts; and (ii) derivatives

What our check found

Australian financial services licence 254963 held by GO Markets Pty Ltd (ACN 081 864 039). It allows the company to deal in and make a market in derivatives and FX contracts for retail and wholesale clients, and ASIC lists gomarkets.com as its website. Client protection: Strong for clients of the Australian company: ASIC supervision, Australian retail CFD rules and external dispute resolution. It does not cover clients of the Mauritius, Seychelles or St Vincent companies. Effective: 10 Mar 2004.

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 GO 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 322/17Retail Forex LicenseIssued to Go Markets Ltd (ex Galactus Ltd)Confirmed on the registerChecked Oct 20, 2026

Tier 3 and 4 authorities

2 licences

Trading accounts

Updated Oct 20, 2026

Account Types

2 account types on record. Leverage up to 1:500.

2 account types

Account	Min Deposit	Max Leverage	Commission
StandardStandard	Not recorded	1:500	US$0 commission; costs included in the spread
GO Plus+ECN	Not recorded	1:500	US$2.50 commission per side on FX standard lot. By base currency: AU$3.00, CA$3.00, CHF 2.50, EUR 2.00, GBP 2.00, HK$20, NZ$3.50, SG$3.50, US$2.50 per lot on forex; no commission on commodities, indices, crypto or bonds

Client acceptance

Country availability

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

249 countries

Confirmed blocked

Named in the broker's own terms

AFAfghanistanASAmerican SamoaBEBelgiumBIBurundiCACanadaCDCongo (Democratic Republic)CFCentral African RepublicCMCameroonCZCzechiaDZAlgeriaEREritreaGUGuam

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GWGuinea-BissauHTHaitiILIsraelIQIraqIRIranKEKenyaKPNorth KoreaLALaosLBLebanonLYLibyaMMMyanmarMUMauritiusRURussiaSDSudanSOSomaliaSSSouth SudanSYSyriaUMUnited States Minor Outlying IslandsUSUnited StatesVEVenezuelaVGVirgin Islands (British)VIVirgin Islands (U.S.)VNViet NamYEYemen

Explicitly accepted

Named as accepted — not a full list of served markets

ADAndorraAEUnited Arab EmiratesAGAntigua and BarbudaAIAnguillaALAlbaniaAMArmeniaAOAngolaAQAntarcticaARArgentinaATAustriaAUAustraliaAWAruba

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AXÅland IslandsAZAzerbaijanBABosnia and HerzegovinaBBBarbadosBDBangladeshBFBurkina FasoBGBulgariaBHBahrainBJBeninBLSaint BarthélemyBMBermudaBNBrunei DarussalamBOBoliviaBQBonaire, Sint Eustatius and SabaBRBrazilBSBahamasBTBhutanBVBouvet IslandBWBotswanaBYBelarusBZBelizeCCCocos (Keeling) IslandsCGCongoCHSwitzerlandCICôte d’IvoireCKCook IslandsCLChileCNChinaCOColombiaCRCosta RicaCUCubaCVCabo VerdeCWCuraçaoCXChristmas IslandCYCyprusDEGermanyDJDjiboutiDKDenmarkDMDominicaDODominican RepublicECEcuadorEEEstoniaEGEgyptEHWestern SaharaESSpainETEthiopiaFIFinlandFJFijiFKFalkland IslandsFMMicronesiaFOFaroe IslandsFRFranceGAGabonGBUnited KingdomGDGrenadaGEGeorgiaGFFrench GuianaGGGuernseyGHGhanaGIGibraltarGLGreenlandGMGambiaGNGuineaGPGuadeloupeGQEquatorial GuineaGRGreeceGSSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsGTGuatemalaGYGuyanaHKHong KongHMHeard Island and McDonald IslandsHNHondurasHRCroatiaHUHungaryIDIndonesiaIEIrelandIMIsle of ManINIndiaIOBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryISIcelandITItalyJEJerseyJMJamaicaJOJordanJPJapanKGKyrgyzstanKHCambodiaKIKiribatiKMComorosKNSaint Kitts and NevisKRSouth KoreaKWKuwaitKYCayman IslandsKZKazakhstanLCSaint LuciaLILiechtensteinLKSri LankaLRLiberiaLSLesothoLTLithuaniaLULuxembourgLVLatviaMAMoroccoMCMonacoMDMoldovaMEMontenegroMFSaint Martin (French part)MGMadagascarMHMarshall IslandsMKNorth MacedoniaMLMaliMNMongoliaMOMacaoMPNorthern Mariana IslandsMQMartiniqueMRMauritaniaMSMontserratMTMaltaMVMaldivesMWMalawiMXMexicoMYMalaysiaMZMozambiqueNANamibiaNCNew CaledoniaNENigerNFNorfolk IslandNGNigeriaNINicaraguaNLNetherlandsNONorwayNPNepalNRNauruNUNiueNZNew ZealandOMOmanPAPanamaPEPeruPFFrench PolynesiaPGPapua New GuineaPHPhilippinesPKPakistanPLPolandPMSaint Pierre and MiquelonPNPitcairnPRPuerto RicoPSPalestinePTPortugalPWPalauPYParaguayQAQatarRERéunionRORomaniaRSSerbiaRWRwandaSASaudi ArabiaSBSolomon IslandsSCSeychellesSESwedenSGSingaporeSHSaint HelenaSISloveniaSJSvalbard and Jan MayenSKSlovakiaSLSierra LeoneSMSan MarinoSNSenegalSRSurinameSTSao Tome and PrincipeSVEl SalvadorSXSint Maarten (Dutch part)SZEswatiniTCTurks and Caicos IslandsTDChadTFFrench Southern TerritoriesTGTogoTHThailandTJTajikistanTKTokelauTLTimor-LesteTMTurkmenistanTNTunisiaTOTongaTRTürkiyeTTTrinidad and TobagoTVTuvaluTWTaiwanTZTanzaniaUAUkraineUGUgandaUYUruguayUZUzbekistanVAHoly SeeVCSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesVUVanuatuWFWallis and FutunaWSSamoaYTMayotteZASouth AfricaZMZambiaZWZimbabwe

How we know — 12 sources

1Registration form, which decides every code: the account-opening form at https://portal.gomarkets.com/register, linked as 'Get started' from https://www.gomarkets.com/en, fills its Country selector from https://prodstorm-gateway.gomarkets.tech/commons/countries/list-all?enabled=1, a closed list of 212 countries (read 2026-10-20). All 212 are on the accepted list exactly as the form shows them, uninhabited territories such as Antarctica and Bouvet Island included.
2The same country service lists 249 jurisdictions and marks 37 as not enabled, and the form does not offer them. 36 of them are confirmed refusals: Afghanistan, American Samoa, Belgium, Burundi, Canada, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Congo (Democratic Republic of the), Czech Republic, Algeria, Eritrea, Guam, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Israel, Iraq, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kenya, Korea (Democratic People's Republic of), Laos, Lebanon, Libya, Myanmar, Mauritius, Russia, Sudan, Somalia, South Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic, United States Minor Outlying Islands, United States, Venezuela, Virgin Islands (British), Virgin Islands (U.S.), Vietnam and Yemen. None of the broker's other registration forms (https://app.gomarkets.mu/, https://app.gomarkets.eu/, https://app.gomarkets.com/) offers any of these 36.
3Cyprus is the 37th: the global form does not offer it, but the EU entity's registration form at https://app.gomarkets.eu/, linked from https://www.gomarkets.com/en-eu, lists Cyprus as a Country of Residence. The two forms disagree; Cyprus is on the accepted list because the EU entity's form offers it.
4United States: https://www.gomarkets.com/en/faqs answers 'Does GO Markets accept US clients?' with 'We cannot accept US clients as CFTC regulation prevents US traders from trading with non-US brokers.' The registration form agrees: United States is not enabled.
5US territories: the registration form at https://portal.gomarkets.com/register also disables American Samoa, Guam, the US Minor Outlying Islands and the US Virgin Islands (confirmed refusals) but offers Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands, which the FAQ's refusal of 'US clients' (https://www.gomarkets.com/en/faqs) does not name. The form decides, so Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands are on the accepted list. No territory takes its status from a parent, because the form names every territory.
6Iran is a confirmed refusal, because the registration form at https://portal.gomarkets.com/register does not offer it; its country service marks 'Iran (Islamic Republic of)' as not enabled, and Iran is also absent from the selectors at https://app.gomarkets.mu/, https://app.gomarkets.eu/ and https://app.gomarkets.com/. https://www.gomarkets.com publishes no Persian-language version.
7Vietnam: the broker publishes a Vietnamese site (https://www.gomarkets.com/vi-vn, hreflang vi-VN), but no registration form offers Vietnam and the global form marks it not enabled. The form decides, so Vietnam is a confirmed refusal.
8Standing disclaimer: the footer of https://www.gomarkets.com/en, repeated on https://www.gomarkets.com/en/partnership/ib-program and https://www.gomarkets.com/en/partnership/affiliate, says 'We do not offer our services in any jurisdiction that is subject to international sanctions or where the provision of such services would be in breach of local laws or regulations' and that the site 'is not directed to residents of any country or jurisdiction where such distribution or use would be contrary to local laws or regulations'. It names no country, so it adds none to either list.
9Terms: the GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU) Terms and Conditions (version September 2025), linked from https://www.gomarkets.com/en/documents, name no refused jurisdiction anywhere in the document; clause 26.7 reserves sanctions and politically exposed person checks only. The GO Markets LLC Terms and Conditions (version July 2021), linked from https://www.gomarkets.com/en-svg/documents, name none in their representations, account-establishment, general or governing-law clauses.
10EU entity: https://www.gomarkets.com/en-eu states 'GO Markets Ltd does not provide investment and ancillary services to clients residing outside of the European Union'. That limits the EU entity, not the group, whose global form serves non-EU residents, so it adds no country to either list. Belgium and the Czech Republic are offered by neither the global form nor the EU form. France is offered by the global form but not by the EU form's Country of Residence list; the global form decides, so France is on the accepted list.
11Second global form: the TradingView and GO TradeX registration form at https://app.gomarkets.mu/, linked from https://portal.gomarkets.com/register, offers 183 countries, all within the global form's list. It omits 29 countries the global form offers, among them China, Japan, Malaysia, Belarus, Albania, Puerto Rico and the State of Palestine.
12No dedicated country page: the sitemap of https://www.gomarkets.com lists no restricted-countries, prohibited-countries, accepted-countries or where-we-operate page in any of its 14 locales, the site search for 'restricted countries' returns no results, and https://www.gomarkets.com/en/accounts-and-pricing/deposits-withdrawals says only that 'Payment options may vary by country'.

Deposits & withdrawals

Funding Methods

10 ways to fund an account.

10 methods

Method	Deposit fee	Withdrawal fee	Min deposit	Withdrawal min / max	Processing
MastercardCredit Card1	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 1 day
VisaCredit Card1	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 1 day
SkrillE-Wallet Funding table on the deposits page: accepted currencies printed as AUD, USD, GBP, EUR, NAD, SGD (NAD as printed on the page); deposit 1-2 hours; withdrawal 1 business day. The stored time is the longer of the two (the withdrawal); it is the time GO Markets takes to process a request, not the time the money takes to arrive. First-time deposits and withdrawals may take 1-3 business days. Withdrawal timing conflict: the deposits page says withdrawal requests are typically processed within 24 hours (same day if submitted before 1:00 PM AEST); the FAQ 'How quickly does GO Markets process my withdrawal, and how soon will I receive my funds?' says typically one to two business days (same day if received before 7am MUT). Withdrawals are typically returned to the original funding source, only to an account in the client's name (deposits page; T&C 17.4); third-party payments are prohibited. FEES: the deposits page says 0% fees and the FAQ says no internal fees for deposits or withdrawals; payment service providers may charge transaction and conversion fees (deposits page, FAQ, Disclosure Statement Version June 2024 clause 19.5). The Terms and Conditions (Version September 2025) clause 5.8 lets GO Markets pass on funding fees it covers and 5.9 lets it pass on charges for a deposit or withdrawal it considers not made to fund an account, so the fee fields are left empty rather than 0. Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available.	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 1 day
NetellerE-Wallet Funding table on the deposits page: accepted currencies AUD, USD, GBP, EUR, SGD; deposit 1-2 hours; withdrawal 1 business day. The stored time is the longer of the two (the withdrawal); it is the time GO Markets takes to process a request, not the time the money takes to arrive. First-time deposits and withdrawals may take 1-3 business days. Withdrawal timing conflict: the deposits page says withdrawal requests are typically processed within 24 hours (same day if submitted before 1:00 PM AEST); the FAQ 'How quickly does GO Markets process my withdrawal, and how soon will I receive my funds?' says typically one to two business days (same day if received before 7am MUT). Withdrawals are typically returned to the original funding source, only to an account in the client's name (deposits page; T&C 17.4); third-party payments are prohibited. FEES: the deposits page says 0% fees and the FAQ says no internal fees for deposits or withdrawals; payment service providers may charge transaction and conversion fees (deposits page, FAQ, Disclosure Statement Version June 2024 clause 19.5). The Terms and Conditions (Version September 2025) clause 5.8 lets GO Markets pass on funding fees it covers and 5.9 lets it pass on charges for a deposit or withdrawal it considers not made to fund an account, so the fee fields are left empty rather than 0. Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available.	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 1 day
Local bank transferBank Transfer Funding table on the deposits page: accepted currencies THB, MYR, IDR; deposit up to 1 hour; withdrawal 1 business day. The stored time is the longer of the two (the withdrawal); it is the time GO Markets takes to process a request, not the time the money takes to arrive. First-time deposits and withdrawals may take 1-3 business days. Withdrawal timing conflict: the deposits page says withdrawal requests are typically processed within 24 hours (same day if submitted before 1:00 PM AEST); the FAQ 'How quickly does GO Markets process my withdrawal, and how soon will I receive my funds?' says typically one to two business days (same day if received before 7am MUT). A bank transfer must come from an account in the client's name at an authorised deposit-taking institution (T&C 17.5.5); funds are returned only to an account in the client's name (deposits page; T&C 17.4); third-party payments and over-the-counter cash payments are prohibited. FEES: the deposits page says 0% fees and the FAQ says no internal fees for deposits or withdrawals, with intermediary and receiving bank fees possible. The Terms and Conditions (Version September 2025) clause 17.5.4 credits the account with net cleared funds after bank charges and transfer costs, 5.8 lets GO Markets pass on funding fees it covers and 5.9 lets it pass on charges for a deposit or withdrawal it considers not made to fund an account, so the fee fields are left empty rather than 0. Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available.	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 1 day
International bank transferWire Transfer Funding table on the deposits page: accepted currencies AUD, USD, GBP, EUR, SGD, NZD, HKD, CAD, CHF, ZAR, AED, JPY, CNY; deposit 1-2 business days; withdrawal 1 business day. The stored time is the longest stated (the 2-business-day deposit); it is processing time, not the time the money takes to arrive. First-time deposits and withdrawals may take 1-3 business days. Withdrawal timing conflict: the deposits page says withdrawal requests are typically processed within 24 hours (same day if submitted before 1:00 PM AEST); the FAQ 'How quickly does GO Markets process my withdrawal, and how soon will I receive my funds?' says typically one to two business days (same day if received before 7am MUT). A bank transfer must come from an account in the client's name at an authorised deposit-taking institution (T&C 17.5.5); funds are returned only to an account in the client's name (deposits page; T&C 17.4); third-party payments and over-the-counter cash payments are prohibited. FEES: the deposits page says 0% fees and the FAQ says no internal fees for deposits or withdrawals. The Disclosure Statement (Version June 2024) clause 19.5 says bank or wire deposits and withdrawals to and from bank accounts outside Mauritius attract processing fees from GO Markets' bank and the receiving bank, higher where intermediary banks are used. The Terms and Conditions (Version September 2025) clause 17.5.4 credits the account with net cleared funds after bank charges and transfer costs, 5.8 lets GO Markets pass on funding fees it covers and 5.9 lets it pass on charges for a deposit or withdrawal it considers not made to fund an account, so the fee fields are left empty rather than 0. Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available.	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 2 days
Crypto (USDT)Cryptocurrency Funding table on the deposits page: method 'Crypto', accepted currency USDT; deposit up to 1 hour; withdrawal 1 business day. The FAQ lists the channel as 'USDT'. No blockchain network, minimum or fee is stated. The stored time is the longer of the two (the withdrawal); it is the time GO Markets takes to process a request, not the time the money takes to arrive. First-time deposits and withdrawals may take 1-3 business days. Withdrawal timing conflict: the deposits page says withdrawal requests are typically processed within 24 hours (same day if submitted before 1:00 PM AEST); the FAQ 'How quickly does GO Markets process my withdrawal, and how soon will I receive my funds?' says typically one to two business days (same day if received before 7am MUT). Withdrawals are typically returned to the original funding source, only to an account in the client's name (deposits page; T&C 17.4). FEES: the deposits page says 0% fees and the FAQ says no internal fees for deposits or withdrawals; the Terms and Conditions (Version September 2025) clause 5.8 lets GO Markets pass on funding fees it covers and 5.9 lets it pass on charges for a deposit or withdrawal it considers not made to fund an account, so the fee fields are left empty rather than 0. Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available.	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Up to 1 day
PayIDBank Transfer2	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Not recorded
BPAYBank Transfer2	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Not recorded
PayPalE-Wallet Named only in the FAQ answer 'How do I deposit funds into my trading account?' (General) on https://www.gomarkets.com/en/faqs, which lists the current funding channels as Debit/Credit Card, PayID, Skrill, USDT, Neteller, Bank Transfer, BPAY and PayPal and links to the deposits page as the list of acceptable deposit methods. The funding table on https://www.gomarkets.com/en/accounts-and-pricing/deposits-withdrawals does not list it. No currency, processing time, fee or limit is published, so the processing-time value is empty, and the FAQ does not say whether it can be used for withdrawals. Payment service providers may charge transaction and conversion fees (FAQ). The contract's fee reservations (Terms and Conditions Version September 2025 clauses 5.8, 5.9 and 17.5.4) apply to all funding. Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available.	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recordedNot recorded	Not recorded

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Funding table on the deposits page: accepted currencies AUD, USD, GBP, EUR, NZD, SGD, CAD, CHF, HKD; deposit up to 1 hour; withdrawal 1 business day. The stored time is the longer of the two (the withdrawal); it is the time GO Markets takes to process a request, not the time the money takes to arrive. First-time deposits and withdrawals may take 1-3 business days. Withdrawal timing conflict: the deposits page says withdrawal requests are typically processed within 24 hours (same day if submitted before 1:00 PM AEST, first-time up to 3 business days); the FAQ 'How quickly does GO Markets process my withdrawal, and how soon will I receive my funds?' says typically one to two business days (same day if received before 7am MUT, first-time a minimum of 1-3 business days). Card withdrawals go back to the same card, capped at the total deposited from that card; any excess goes to a nominated bank account in the same name as the trading account. Funds are returned only to an account in the client's name (T&C 17.4); third-party payments and over-the-counter cash payments are prohibited. Some cards or banks treat a card deposit as a cash advance. FEES: the deposits page says 0% fees and no internal deposit fees and the FAQ 'Does Go Markets charge any deposit or withdrawal fees?' says no internal fees for deposits or withdrawals, but the Disclosure Statement (GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU), Version June 2024) clauses 19.5.1-19.5.2 set a card deposit handling fee of 1.8% for deposits in AUD and 3% for deposits in all other currencies, and the Terms and Conditions (Version September 2025) clause 17.5.2 reserves the right to charge an administration fee on card payments, 5.8 lets GO Markets pass on funding fees it covers and 5.9 lets it pass on charges for a deposit or withdrawal it considers not made to fund an account. The fee fields are therefore left empty rather than 0. GO Markets Pty Ltd (Australia) acts as payment processor for certain payment methods (deposits page). Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available. · applies to 2 methods
Named only in the FAQ answer 'How do I deposit funds into my trading account?' (General) on https://www.gomarkets.com/en/faqs, which lists the current funding channels as Debit/Credit Card, PayID, Skrill, USDT, Neteller, Bank Transfer, BPAY and PayPal and links to the deposits page as the list of acceptable deposit methods. The funding table on https://www.gomarkets.com/en/accounts-and-pricing/deposits-withdrawals does not list it. No currency, processing time, fee or limit is published, so the processing-time value is empty, and the FAQ does not say whether it can be used for withdrawals. The contract's fee reservations (Terms and Conditions Version September 2025 clauses 5.8, 5.9 and 17.5.4) apply to all funding. Payment options vary by country; the Client Portal shows the methods available. · applies to 2 methods

Trading software

Trading Platforms

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

4 platforms

MetaTrader 4
by MetaQuotes Software Corp.since 2005Developer site
MT4 on GO Markets' Mauritius servers (GOMarketsMU-Real 1, Real 2, Real 10) for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, plus GO WebTrader in the browser with no download.
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Web
- Android
- iOS
Features on record
- GO WebTrader (browser MT4)
- Expert Advisors (EAs)
- MetaTrader Copy Trading via the Client Portal
- PAMM (MT4 and MT5)
- Complimentary VPS from 10 standard FX or gold lots a month
- Signal Centre trade ideas in MT4 and MT5
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MetaTrader 5
by MetaQuotes Software Corpsince 2010Developer site
MT5 on GO Markets' Mauritius servers (GOMarketsMU) for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, plus GO WebTrader in the browser; share CFDs, hedging, Market Depth and EAs.
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Web
- Android
- iOS
Features on record
- GO WebTrader (browser MT5)
- Expert Advisors (MQL5)
- Hedging
- Market Depth
- Share CFDs, incl. AU and HK shares added via the Client Portal
- MetaTrader Copy Trading via the Client Portal
- PAMM (MT4 and MT5)
- Complimentary VPS from 10 standard FX or gold lots a month
- Signal Centre trade ideas in MT4 and MT5
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cTrader
by Spotware Systems Ltdsince 2011Developer site
cTrader for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and the web, with cTrader Copy for copy trading and cBots in C#; the cTrader page quotes US$2.50 commission per standard FX lot per side.
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Web
- Android
- iOS
Features on record
- cTrader Copy (copy trading)
- Algorithmic trading (cBots in C#)
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TradingView
by TradingView Inc.since 2011Developer site
Trade GO Markets Standard and GO Plus+ accounts directly from TradingView on the web, desktop and mobile; the integration is free for GO Markets clients.
Runs on
- Windows
- Mac
- Web
- Android
- iOS
Features on record
- Standard and GO Plus+ accounts
- Integration free for GO Markets clients
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Global Domains

10 domains on record. 9 active.

10 domains

www.gomarkets.comMain siteActiveHTTPS
portal.gomarkets.comClient portalActiveHTTPS
app.gomarkets.muClient portalActiveHTTPS
webtrader.gomarkets.muWeb terminalActiveHTTPS
www.gomarkets.euRegionalActiveHTTPS
www.int.gomarkets.comRegionalActiveHTTPS

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apply.gomarkets.muClient portalActiveHTTPS
mygo.gomarkets.muClient portalActiveHTTPS
www.gomarkets-jp.comRegionalInactiveHTTPS
gomarkets.ltdBackupActiveHTTPS

Legal entities

Corporate Network

6 legal entities behind the GO Markets brand.

6 entities

GO Markets Pty LtdActiveLicence holderAustraliaRegistration ACN 081 864 039Holds ASICAustralian company the broker names as the issuer of its CFDs to Australian clients, publishing ABN 85 081 864 039 and Australian Financial Services Licence 254963 beside it. The broker also names it as payment processor for certain payment methods and as primary credit counterparty of its Mauritius and Seychelles companies.
GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU)ActiveMauritiusRegistration 170969Mauritius Global Business Company that the broker names as the contracting company on its gomarkets.com/en site, citing Financial Services Commission (Mauritius) Investment Dealer licence GB 19024896 beside it.
GO Markets LtdActiveCyprusRegistration HE 351644Cyprus Investment Firm that the broker names as the contracting company for EU clients, citing CySEC licence 322/17 beside it. The broker's Seychelles site also names it as the EU merchant company, and its Australian privacy policy names it as GDPR European representative.
GO Markets International LtdActiveLicence holderSeychellesRegistration 8425985-1Holds FSASeychelles company that the broker states owns and operates its gomarkets.com/en-int site and contracts with those clients, citing Seychelles FSA Securities Dealer licence SD043 beside it.
GO Markets LLCActiveSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesRegistration 332 LLC 2020Saint Vincent and the Grenadines company that the broker names as the contracting company on its gomarkets.com/en-svg site, stated to be incorporated under the Business Companies (Amendment and Consolidation) Act.
GO IP Pty LtdActiveAustraliaCompany incorporated in Victoria, Australia, that the broker's Saint Vincent and the Grenadines documents name as permitting GO Markets LLC to use the GO Markets trademarks; the broker does not name it as a client-facing company.

Company registry check

Checked Oct 20, 2026

Company Registration

The operating company is GO Markets Pty Ltd. Registered in Mauritius. Registration number C170969.

Confirmed on licence register

Legal entity: GO Markets Pty Ltd
Registration number: C170969
Jurisdiction: Mauritius
Incorporated: Feb 20, 2020
Registry: Mauritius Corporate and Business Registration Department, via LEI record 254900YCYTY58F3OEY44 (fully corroborated)
Registered address: c/o Mauritius International Trust Company Limited, 4th Floor, Ebene Skies, Rue de l'Institut, Ebene 80817, Mauritius

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