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.

General Information & Regulation

This Infinox says it is a forex broker registered in UK, offering trading in forex currency pairs, indices, equities, commodities, and futures. This Infinox is a clone firm which traders should stay away from.

Markets Instruments

Infinox offers five main asset classes:

• Forex – Trade 50 of the most popular currency pairs, including AUD/USD, EUR/USD, and EUR/GBP

• Indices – Trade on some of the worlds largest indices, including the FTSE100 and DAX40

• Commodities – Trade on hard and soft commodities such as gold, silver, and oil

• Equities CFDs – Buy and sell stocks in the worlds biggest companies, including Google and Facebook

• Futures – Trade on futures with real-time Direct Market Access (DMA)

Minimum Deposit

There are three account types to choose from at Infinox. For the STP/ECN accounts, the minimum deposit is just £1 (or EUR/USD/AUD) and for the futures CQG account, the minimum deposit is $5,000.

Leverage

Leverage for forex, commodities, and indices ranges from 1:10 and 1:30. Leverage is capped due to ESMA regulations, but still provides enough flexibility for traders to substantially increase their positions

Spreads & Commissions

Typical spreads on major currency pairs start at 0.3 pips for EUR/USD, 0.5 pips for GBP/USD, and 0.8 for EUR/GBP. For indices like the FTSE 100, typical spreads are 100 points and for commodities, spreads are 22 for gold and 27 for silver. Commissions are variable on equity CFDs and futures. Details of specific commission charges can be found on the brokers website, but generally, charges are 3.5 for futures and 0.10% for equity CFDs.

Trading Platform Available

Infinox is an unregulated broker, it offers the counterfeit MT4 trading platform where trading on it is full of risks.

Deposit & Withdrawal

Deposits and withdrawals can be made via debit/credit card, Skrill, Neteller, or bank transfer. Infinox does not charge for deposits, however, there may be intermediary fees.