ZERO Markets
5.0
ZERO
Markets
Markets
Regulation
FMA (NZ)
FSC (Mauritius)
Broker type
STP, ECN
Min. Deposit
$100
Max. Leverage
1:500
Commission
$2.5
About ZERO Markets
Zero Markets is an online Forex and CFD broker established in 2020, headquartered in Australia. The broker positions itself as a low-cost trading provider, focusing on transparent pricing, fast execution, and minimal barriers to entry for retail traders.
Operating under ECN and STP execution models, Zero Markets aims to deliver competitive spreads and reliable order execution across a range of financial markets. The broker offers access to Forex, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies, and share CFDs, allowing traders to diversify their portfolios within a single trading account.
One of Zero Markets’ defining features is its zero minimum deposit requirement, making it accessible to traders who wish to start with smaller capital or test trading conditions without significant upfront commitment. Combined with flexible leverage options and raw pricing account structures, the broker appeals to both beginner traders and more active market participants.
Zero Markets supports industry-standard trading platforms and applies standard risk management measures, including negative balance protection. With a growing presence in the online trading space, the broker aims to provide a straightforward and cost-efficient trading environment supported by regulated entities.
Operating under ECN and STP execution models, Zero Markets aims to deliver competitive spreads and reliable order execution across a range of financial markets. The broker offers access to Forex, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies, and share CFDs, allowing traders to diversify their portfolios within a single trading account.
One of Zero Markets’ defining features is its zero minimum deposit requirement, making it accessible to traders who wish to start with smaller capital or test trading conditions without significant upfront commitment. Combined with flexible leverage options and raw pricing account structures, the broker appeals to both beginner traders and more active market participants.
Zero Markets supports industry-standard trading platforms and applies standard risk management measures, including negative balance protection. With a growing presence in the online trading space, the broker aims to provide a straightforward and cost-efficient trading environment supported by regulated entities.
SECURITY AND SAFETY
Zero Markets implements several protective measures aimed at securing client funds and data integrity. Client funds are held in segregated accounts at reputable financial institutions, ensuring that they are separated from the company’s operational capital and cannot be used for corporate liabilities or risk obligations. This segregation helps protect client assets in cases of financial stress or bankruptcy.
The broker also maintains internal compliance procedures, including regular financial reporting and audit schedules designed to monitor risk controls and governance practices. These mechanisms help ensure that operational practices align with regulatory requirements across its licensed entities.
In terms of trading risk, some Zero Markets entities offer negative balance protection, meaning that clients cannot lose more than the funds in their trading accounts even during periods of extreme volatility. This protection is primarily associated with the ASIC-regulated entity, where such safeguards are standard practice.
Zero Markets also enforces global Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) procedures during account onboarding and ongoing operations. These checks help prevent fraud, ensure compliance with international financial crime regulations, and protect the broader financial system.
The broker also maintains internal compliance procedures, including regular financial reporting and audit schedules designed to monitor risk controls and governance practices. These mechanisms help ensure that operational practices align with regulatory requirements across its licensed entities.
In terms of trading risk, some Zero Markets entities offer negative balance protection, meaning that clients cannot lose more than the funds in their trading accounts even during periods of extreme volatility. This protection is primarily associated with the ASIC-regulated entity, where such safeguards are standard practice.
Zero Markets also enforces global Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) procedures during account onboarding and ongoing operations. These checks help prevent fraud, ensure compliance with international financial crime regulations, and protect the broader financial system.