Fusion Markets — exact legal name appears in the client agreement on the official site.
Retail CFD and forex broker headquartered in Melbourne, Australia — verify live fees and entity on the official website.
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Marketed access channels based on this profile — confirm downloads only from the broker’s official site.
Structured facts from our profile — open the sections you care about. Nothing here replaces the broker’s legal docs.
ASIC; VFSC Vanuatu; FSA Seychelles; confirm which entity you trade with
Variable spreads; raw/ECN-style accounts may add per-lot commission.
May apply on raw/low-spread profiles; check symbol specifications.
Forex, indices, commodities, share CFDs and other products where the broker is licensed to offer them.
Multiple retail account types (names depend on region); compare on the broker’s account page.
Card, bank transfer, and e-wallets where supported — availability varies by compliance and country.
Typical withdrawal time: Often several business days after KYC approval; depends on method.
MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradingView
Mobile terminals where offered for supported platforms.
Live chat, email, and phone (hours vary by region).
Languages: Multilingual websites common; confirm desk languages with support.
This Finpip overview summarizes Fusion Markets as commonly marketed to retail traders (founded 2017; HQ: Melbourne, Australia). Typical platforms include MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradingView.
Regulatory snapshot (not legal advice): ASIC; VFSC Vanuatu; FSA Seychelles; confirm which entity you trade with
Official website: https://fusionmarkets.com/. Confirm licence numbers, product availability, and costs there before funding an account.
