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EC Markets ended the year with record trading volumes, expanded global presence, and regulation under seven authorities, while winning 17 international awards—showing strong compliance, execution quality, and a competitive position aligned with industry trends toward stricter regulation and global growth.
Wikilix Editorial Team
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Major milestones for EC Markets in 2025 include record trading volumes, the expansion of its global footprint, and several accomplishments in aligning with multiple regulators.
In doing so, EC Markets has demonstrated its competitiveness relative to other brokers and has made a statement about broader industry-wide regulatory compliance trends and its positioning within the markets.
At the close of 2025, EC Markets experienced record average monthly trading activity for a full year of more than $1 trillion, established operations in several important global financial centers, and placed itself under the regulatory oversight of seven regulators across key jurisdictions.
Additionally, EC Markets won 17 industry awards at the international level, including Best Regulated FX Broker, which reflects both the broker's execution quality and commitment to regulatory compliance.
This announcement is significant for the forex broker community, as it illustrates that, as the forex market and community become increasingly regulated, brokers must identify their areas of excellence through global expansion and extensive offerings.
Record monthly trading volumes as a function of record monthly total trading volumes, combined with the fact that the regulator's decision is evidence of strong investor confidence in the company, and that many global liquidity providers and institutional investors may find EC Markets to be an attractive partner from both a risk management and execution perspective.
The 2025 EC Markets results illustrate the dual focus that is becoming a growing priority for premier brokers who wish to continue to grow and improve both operationally and in regulatory compliance. Brokers that focus on a global footprint while also ensuring that there is a rigorous compliance framework will find that these dual attributes will result in more recognition from the industry and considerable trust from their clients, which will provide those brokers with a competitive advantage heading into what will likely be a challenging environment for both brokers and the forex market in 2026 and beyond.
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