Advanced Markets

WikiFX | 2025-01-10 14:58

Extrait：Advanced Markets is a Forex broker with limited deposit options and a high minimum deposit requirement. They are licensed by ASIC but have concerns about regulation in other jurisdictions. The lack of educational resources and limited customer support are also drawbacks. Traders have reported execution issues, and their ownership structure raises transparency questions. Caution is advised when considering Advanced Markets as a trading partner.

Advanced MarketsReview Summary
Founded	2005
Registered Country/Region	United Kingdom
Regulation	Suspicious Clone
Market Instruments	Forex, Metals, Commodities CFDs, Indices, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies
Demo Account	❌
Leverage	/
Spread	/
Trading Platform	MT4, MT5, Fortex 5
Min Deposit	/
Customer Support	Email: tradesupport@advancedmarkets.com
Customer Support	Social Media: Instagram, Youtube, Facebook, Linkedin

Advanced Markets Information

Advanced Markets, incorporated in the UK in 2005. It offers Forex, Metals, Commodities CFDs, Indices, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies, and a total of three trading platforms including MT4 and MT5. At present, Advanced Markets have been judged by the FCA to have a regulatory status of suspected cloning.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
MT4 and MT5 are supported	Abnormal regulatory state
Long established	Limited information available

Is Advanced Markets Legit?

Regulated Country/Region
Regulated Authority	FCA
Regulated Entity	Advanced Markets (UK) Limited
License Type	Investment Advisory License
License Number	777739
Current Status	Suspicious Clone

What Can I Trade on Advanced Markets?

Advanced Markets offers asset classes such as forex, commodity CFDs including oil, gold, and silver. In addition, there are indices from the US, UK and Germany, trading metals including gold and silver, stocks, as well as cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH and LT.