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Fusion Markets — where it wins, where it loses

Fusion Markets wins on entry cost. It loses on published spread. Its cost per ten lots is not confirmed, so it is left out of the cost ordering rather than estimated.

n/vCost per 10 lots — not confirmed, so not compared
n/vEUR/USD figure the comparison is priced from
1Tier-1 entries of 3 licence rows
NoneMinimum to open, where the broker states one

Column by column

The split

Two lists, no averaging. A broker that takes a column outright appears on the left of it; one that gets beaten on a column appears on the right. Nothing is scored into a single number, because a single number hides which side you actually care about.

Wins on

  • entry cost

Loses on

  • published spread

Cost per 10 lots is the EUR/USD spread cost of ten round-turn standard lots at the figure above, commission excluded. Where a broker publishes a "from" spread rather than an average, the comparison inherits that limitation — see the unconfirmed list further down.

Licensing

Which entity, which regulator, which number

Tier decides how much weight a licence carries in any safety column. Each row links to the page it was read from.

Fusion Markets — licence rows on file
RegulatorNumberJurisdictionTierEntityRead from
ASICAFSL 385620AustraliaTier 1FMGP Trading Group Pty Ltdfusionmarkets.com
FSA SeychellesSD096SeychellesTier 3Fusion Markets Internationalfusionmarkets.com
VFSC40256VanuatuTier 3Gleneagle Securities Pty Limitedfusionmarkets.com

Checkable

Facts the comparison runs on

On the record

  • Fusion Markets states client monies are held in segregated client trust accounts with National Australia Bank.
  • The Classic account quotes spreads from 0.9 pips with no commission and no minimum account size; the Zero account quotes from 0.0 pips plus commission.
  • Non-Australian clients are onboarded through the Seychelles (SD096) or Vanuatu (VFSC 40256) entities.
  • The company was founded in 2017 and began serving clients in 2019.
  • ABN Lookup's current details for ABN 74 146 086 017 identify FMGP TRADING GROUP PTY LTD as the active entity and list the business names Global Prime from 15 August 2023 and Fusion Markets from 4 September 2023 (https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View/74146086017).
Comparison inputs
Trading since2017
BaseMelbourne, Australia
Minimum to openNone
Leverage cap1:30 retail under ASIC; up to 1:500 under offshore entities
EUR/USDnot verified
TerminalsMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, DupliTrade
Account tiersZero, Classic
MarketsForex, Indices, Commodities, Metals, Shares, Crypto CFDs
Record confidencemedium
Matchup-readyno — too many gaps to run a fair head-to-head

Excluded from the maths

Not verified

Not verified

These fields are not confirmed. They are shown as gaps, not filled in, and they do not feed any column of the matrix:

  • exact commission per lot on the Zero account
  • maximum leverage per offshore entity
  • whether the ASIC licence is held by FMGP Trading Group Pty Ltd or a related Gleneagle entity
  • typical EUR/USD spread (source only gave an advertised 'from 0.0' raw-account figure)

Costs less

Who beats Fusion Markets on price

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Between 74% and 89% of retail investor accounts lose money. Verify every figure with the broker before opening an account.