Bridge Markets

WikiFX | 2024-12-17 10:38

Abstract：Bridge Markets is a global brokerage firm that provides traders with access to financial instruments including Forex, Metals, Stock, and Cryptocurrency with four account types through the Meta Trader 5 platform. But the regulation is exceeded. And information on trading fees is not provided.

Bridge Markets Review Summary
Founded	2014
Registered Country/Region	Marshall Islands
Regulation	Not Regulated
Market Instruments	Forex, Crypto Index, Metals, Stock
Demo Account	Not Mentioned
Trading Platform	Meta Trader 5
Customer Support	+1 (276) 525-9023
Customer Support	+1 (737) 313-4382

Bridge Markets Information

Bridge Markets is a global brokerage firm that provides traders with access to financial instruments including Forex, Metals, Stock, and Cryptocurrency with four account types through the Meta Trader 5 platform. But the regulation is exceeded. And information on trading fees is not provided.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Supports Meta Trader 5	Exceeded regulation
Offers four account types	Limited information on trading fees
Offers multiple assets to trade

Is Bridge Markets Legit?

Bridge Markets once had a Common Business Registration regulated by the National Futures Association (NFA) in the United States with a license number of 3732808. But now it is exceeded.

Regulatory Status	Exceeded
Regulated by	National Futures Association (NFA)
Licensed Institution	BRIDGE MARKETS LLC
Licensed Type	Common Business Registration
Licensed Number	3732808

What Can I Trade on Bridge Markets?

Bridge Markets offers many assets including Forex, Crypto Index, Metals, and Stock.

Tradable Instruments	Supported
Forex	✔
Metals	✔
Stock	✔
Indices	✔
Cryptocurrency	✔
Shares	❌
Mutual Funds	❌

Account Type

Bridge Markets offers four types of accounts. You can refer to the table for details.

Account Type	Key Features	Benefits	Suitable For
Basic Account	Floating spreadGood liquidityClear trading conditions	Low barrier to entrySuitable for learning and practicing trading	BeginnersSmall to medium-sized accounts
ECN Account	Raw, competitive spreadsDirect market accessNo requotes	Faster executionHigh trading volume	Experienced tradersScalpers and high-frequency traders
MAM Account	Multi-account managementCustomizable allocationsTransparent reporting	Suitable for money managersScalable	Institutional investorsIntroducing brokers
Prop Firm Accounts	Funded tradingPerformance-based payouts	Opportunity to trade with large capitalMentorship and support	Talented traders seeking fundingThose looking to prove their trading skills

Trading Platform

Trading Platform	Supported	Available Devices	Suitable for
MT5	✔	PC and Mobile	Investors of all experience levels

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