Abstract:KEYMARKETS is an unregulated broker, offering trading on 50 or so currency pairs, cryptocurrencies, CFDs on commodities, metals, indices and stocks with leverage up to 1:300 and spread from 1.5 pips through the MT4 trading platform. Demo accounts are available and the minimum deposit requirement to open a live account is as high as $250.
Note: KEYMARKETS's official website - https://key-markets.net/ is currently inaccessible normally.
KEYMARKETS Review Summary | |
Founded | / |
Registered Country/Region | Azerbaijan |
Regulation | No regulation |
Market Instruments | 50 or so currency pairs, cryptocurrencies, CFDs on commodities, metals, indices, stocks |
Demo Account | ✅ |
Leverage | Up to 1:300 |
Spread | From 1.5 pips (Bronze account) |
Trading Platform | MT4 |
Min Deposit | $250 |
Customer Support | Tel: +3 522 848 0865 |
Email: support@key-markets.net |
KEYMARKETS is an unregulated broker, offering trading on 50 or so currency pairs, cryptocurrencies, CFDs on commodities, metals, indices and stocks with leverage up to 1:300 and spread from 1.5 pips through the MT4 trading platform. Demo accounts are available and the minimum deposit requirement to open a live account is as high as $250.
Pros | Cons |
Various trading products | Inaccessible website |
Demo accounts | No regulation |
Multiple account types | Inactivity fee charged |
MT4 platform | High minimum deposit requirement |
Popular payment options |
No. KEYMARKETS currently has no valid regulations. Please be aware of the risk!
Tradable Instruments | Supported |
Currency pairs | ✔ |
Cryptocurrencies | ✔ |
CFDs | ✔ |
Commodities | ✔ |
Metals | ✔ |
Indices | ✔ |
Stocks | ✔ |
Bonds | ❌ |
Options | ❌ |
ETFs | ❌ |
Here are four account types KEYMARKETS offers:
Account Type | Min Deposit |
Bronze | $250 |
Silver | $2,000 |
Gold | $100000 |
Platinum | $50,000 |
The broker offers leverage capped at 1:300. The use of leverage can both work in your favour and against you. Leverage magnifies the returns from favorable movements in a currency's exchange rate.
Trading Fees
The administrative fee is 50 USD for accounts with low trading activity.
KEYMARKETS Spreads
Account Type | Spread |
Bronze | From 1.5 pips |
Silver | From 2.5 pips |
Gold | From 2.8 pips |
Platinum | From 0.1 pips |
Trading Platform | Supported | Available Devices | Suitable for |
MT4 | ✔ | Desktop | Beginners |
MT5 | ❌ | / | Experienced traders |
The broker accepts payments via Visa, MasterCard, Sofort, Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The minimum withdrawal amount is $50 USD by credit card or e-wallet, or its equivalent in the chosen currency. There is no fee for withdrawal by credit card or the first withdrawal per month by wire transfer.
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