Limit Markets

Limit Markets Information

Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Mauritius, Limit Markets provides trading in a variety of asset types, such as stocks, forex, indices, metals, and commodities. It does not, however, have any regulatory control, which could make its services riskier.

Pros and Cons

Is Limit Markets Legit?

Limit Markets is unlicensed and uncontrolled. The broker is registered in Mauritius but not regulated by any financial authority in the region or by the FCA or ASIC. Please note the risk.

Limitmarkets.com was registered May 30, 2016. The domain expires May 30, 2025, and was updated April 18, 2024.

What Can I Trade on Limit Markets?

Limit Markets provides traders with a large selection of more than 130+ products across several asset classes—including 60+ currency pairings, indices, metals, commodities, and US stocks.

Account Types

Three kind of live trading accounts are offered by Limit Markets: Classic, Pro, and Elite. For Islamic merchants it also provides Swap-Free choices. There is not, however, reference of a practice trading Demo account.

Leverage

Limit Markets gives traders leverage of up to 1:500, therefore enabling them to hold bigger positions with less capital outlay. High leverage greatly raises the chance of big losses even while it can boost possible earnings.

Limit Markets Fees

Limit Markets' fees are in line with industry standards. The type of account and the instruments exchanged affect spread and commissions.

Spreads differ across account types:

Classic Account: From 1.1 pips.

Pro Account: From 0.5 pips.

Elite Account: From 0.1 pips.

No additional commission for Classic and Elite accounts.

Pro Account charges no commission fees as well.

Deposit and Withdrawal

Limit Markets makes no mention of deposit or withdrawal fees. The type of the account determines the minimum deposit; the Classic Account starts with $100.