Founded in 2010, ETO Markets is a forex and CFD forex broker based in Sydney, Australia, providing online solutions for retail and institutional investors in over 100 countries. It is regulated by the AISC and offshore regulated by the FSA. Besides, it offers many live accounts with acceptable minimum deposit requirements and flexible leverage up to 1:500, through MT4, MT5, and CRM APP. However, many residents from some countries and regions have no access to trade with them.

Pros and Cons

Is ETO Markets Legit?

ETO Markets isregulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and offshore regulated by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA).

	The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
Regulatory Status	Regulated
Regulated by	Australia
Licensed Institution	ETO GROUP PTY LTD
Licensed Type	Market Making (MM)
Licensed Number	000420224

	The Seychelles Financial Services Authority（FSA）
Regulatory Status	Offshore Regulated
Regulated by	Seychelles
Licensed Institution	ETO Markets Limited
Licensed Type	Retail Forex License
Licensed Number	SD062

What Can I Trade on ETO Markets?

ETO Markets offers 50+ forex, energies, commodities, precious metals, indices, cryptos and stock CFDs.

Account Type

Opening an account with ETO Markets involves five steps, during which you can provide your personal information.

ETO Markets offers four kinds of live accounts: the Pro, Basic, Prime and STD accounts with the minimum deposits of $100.

Leverage

ETO Markets charge the maximum leverage of 1:500 for each account. Besides, it also provides flexible leverage ratios for various trading products:

It is important to keep in mind that the greater the leverage, the greater the risk of losing your deposited capital. The use of leverage can both work in your favour and against you.

ETO Markets Fees

Trading Platform

ETO Markets offers a range of trading platforms for their traders including MT4, MT5, and CRM APP.

Hantec Markets Information

Hantec Markets is an online broker specializing in helping investors build diversified investment portfolios. Hantec Markets provides over 2,650 instruments with a wide range of CFDs, including Forex CFDs, Metal CFDs, Index CFDs, Commodity CFDs, Stock CFDs, ETF CFDs, Cryptocurrency CFDs, Pairs CFDs, and more. Hantec Markets also provides up to 500x leverage, demo accounts, and professional trading platform MT4/MT5.

Pros and Cons

Is Hantec Markets Legit?

It is relatively safe for investors to conduct financial activities in regulated entities. The regulatory information of this broker is as follows:

Regulated Country	Regulated Authority	Regulated Entity	License Type	License Number	Current Status
	ASIC	Hantec Markets (Australia) Pty Limited	Market Making(MM)	000326907	Regulated
	FCA	Hantec Markets Limited	Market Making(MM)	502635	Regulated

What Can I Trade on Hantec Markets?

Traders can choose different investment directions because the broker provides traders with access to CDFs on Forex, Metal, Index, Commodity, Stock, ETF, Cryptocurrency, and Pairs.

Account Type

Hantec Markets provides Hantec Global accountfor global market access, Hantec Pro account for professional traders, and Hantec Cent account for reduced market exposure. Hantec Markets 90-day free demo account with $10,000 virtual funds.

Hantec Markets Fees

The spread is from 0.1 pips. The lower the spread, the faster the liquidity.

Leverage

The maximum leverage is 1:500 meaning that profits and losses are magnified as well as gains.

Trading Platform

Hantec Markets offers a variety of trading platforms. From copy trading with Hantec Social, to mobile trading on Hantec Mobile, and access to the MetaTrader platforms, you can trade conveniently on mobile,desktop, or web.

Deposit and Withdrawal

The minimum account deposit is $10, and Hantec supports VSA, mastercard, and Bank Wire payment methods. Deposits are processed instantly, and withdrawals can take as little as 5 minutes depending on the withdrawal method you choose. In addition, Hantec Financial's insurance policy will provide up to $500,000 in compensation for traders' funds in the event of corporate bankruptcy.