FairMarkets markets MT4/MT5 FX and CFD accounts through geographically distinct legal routes. This profile contrasts Australian Standard and Premium rates with a separate Mauritius entity, keeping the transaction charges, leverage rules and protections attached to the appropriate contracting firm.[1]
Accounts and opening requirements
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Australian account models
| Term | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Published minimum deposit | No minimum prescribed on Australian page | No minimum prescribed on Australian pageSource 1Source 3Source 2Source 8 |
| Quoted minimum FX spread | From 0.6 pips | From 0.0 pipsSource 1Source 3Source 2Source 8 |
| Dealing commission | No separate FX commission in the displayed schedule | AUD or USD 1 per lot per side on commissionable instrumentsSource 1Source 3Source 2Source 8 |
| Commission exceptions | Product spread/financing still applies | Selected AUD crosses, ASX 200, metals and energy have stated exceptionsSource 1Source 3Source 2Source 8 |
| Platforms | MT4 and MT5 | MT4 and MT5Source 1Source 3Source 2Source 8 |
| Pricing jurisdiction | Australian website and entity | Australian website and entitySource 1Source 3Source 2Source 8 |
| Account opening | KYC and Australian eligibility approval | KYC and Australian eligibility approvalSource 1Source 3Source 2Source 8 |
Markets and contract scope
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Contract categories and local differences
| Category | What the reader should distinguish |
|---|---|
| Currency pairs | Major and other pairs; AUD quote and financing implicationsSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
| Equity indices | ASX and international cash-index derivatives, potentially different commissionSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
| Metals | Gold/silver CFDs with symbol-specific tick value and holding chargeSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
| Energy | Oil-related CFDs with product roll/financing conventionsSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
| Shares | Single-stock CFDs versus directly held sharesSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
| Crypto exposure | Do not infer ownership or availability without a regional symbol scheduleSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
| Australian retail leverage | Applicable ASIC product intervention; leverage is not unrestrictedSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
| Mauritius access | Separate Mauritius entity and company-stated licence; its instrument menu is not assumed to match AustraliaSource 1Source 6Source 4Source 8 |
Trading costs and account charges
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Cost bridge from account comparison to trade
| Charge | Applicable finding |
|---|---|
| Standard FX | Advertised spreads from 0.6 pips; no separate standard FX commissionSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
| Premium FX | Spreads from 0.0 pips plus applicable per-side commissionSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
| Premium two-sided commission example | Two units of AUD/USD 1 = AUD/USD 2 per lot round trip, before spreadSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
| Premium exceptions | Selected AUD crosses and specific index, metal and energy productsSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
| Swap / overnight | Instrument-specific holding rate, subject to resetSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
| Currency conversion | Relevant when quote/base/payment currency differsSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
| Dormancy | Do not infer zero from absence in the compared account pagesSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
| Tax | Client-specific; not included in published headline trading chargeSource 3Source 2Source 4Source 8 |
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Premium commission exemptions need symbol matching
Platforms, orders and margin controls
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Platform and risk controls
| Control | Published scope |
|---|---|
| Platforms | MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5Source 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Counterparty model | Australian firm issues OTC CFDs as principalSource 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Account types | Australian Standard and Premium use shared platform environmentSource 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Algorithmic orders | Terminal EA capability; actual broker restrictions prevailSource 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Margin | Australian retail ASIC product limits; other routes differSource 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Stop orders | Requested trigger cannot guarantee the fill priceSource 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Outage handling | General support exists; no separately verified telephone order deskSource 1Source 4Source 8 |
Deposits, withdrawals and settlement
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Money movement considerations
| Transaction | Australian publication / practical consequence |
|---|---|
| Application | Identity and funding-source verificationSource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Card deposits | Subject to named-card and risk/issuer approvalsSource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Bank deposits | Bank transfer and arrival date separate from internal postingSource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Other funding | Method varies by region and account typeSource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Withdrawal eligibility | Australian instructions require open positions to be closed and settledSource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Return recipient | Validate beneficiary and original funding source before requestingSource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Currency change | Potential bank and conversion deductionsSource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Mauritius customers | Obtain separate withdrawal and contract terms for local entitySource 5Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
Entities, permissions and safeguards
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Entity map and limits
| Route | Company and evidence |
|---|---|
| Australia | Trive Financial Services Australia Pty Ltd, ASIC AFSL 424122 per current AU pagesSource 1Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Mauritius | Fairmarkets International Ltd, FSC licence GB21026295 per Mauritius regional textSource 1Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Older Australian naming | Some historic legal material uses Fairmarkets Trading Pty Ltd; reconcile history with current holderSource 1Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Product issuance | OTC CFDs; Australian issuing firm acts as principal in its disclosureSource 1Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| UK/EU investor schemes | Not inferred from either ASIC or Mauritius relationshipSource 1Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Retail leverage safeguards | ASIC product intervention is Australian-route specificSource 1Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
| Client money | Review operative contractual handling, rather than assuming insured depositsSource 1Source 4Source 6Source 8 |
Support, complaints and account access
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Support and escalation evidence
| Item | Route |
|---|---|
| Australian support email | [email protected]Source 8Source 4Source 7 |
| Australian published telephone | +61 2 9510 0073Source 8Source 4Source 7 |
| Client-account help | Regional login and request channelSource 8Source 4Source 7 |
| Complaints | Issuer-specific formal complaint policySource 8Source 4Source 7 |
| Platform issue | Capture MT4/MT5 order IDs and server timesSource 8Source 4Source 7 |
| Transfer investigation | Beneficiary details plus bank/card confirmationSource 8Source 4Source 7 |
| External dispute | Only where the client is eligible under the contracting legal routeSource 8Source 4Source 7 |
Published contact routes
Australian supportEmail
Australian telephoneTelephone
Copy trading, incentives and trading tools
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Australian Premium service scope
Company structure and regional scope
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Australian identity and international links
| Reference | Scope |
|---|---|
| Current Australian name | Trive Financial Services Australia Pty Ltd; AFSL 424122 stated on AU pages.Source 1Source 6 |
| Historical Australian name | Older material uses Fairmarkets Trading Pty Ltd.Source 1Source 6 |
| Mauritius links | Legacy siteprod routes redirected to Trive during this check; redirect alone does not prove account migration.Source 1Source 6 |
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Trive Financial Services Australia Pty Ltd
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Securities and Investments Commission424122 | Not verified | Checked 22 Oct 2026Company-published number; primary regulator entity directory checked where identified, but an independent number-by-number licence match was not confirmed.Source 4Source 1 |
Fairmarkets International Ltd
MauritiusSource 6
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Financial Services Commission, MauritiusGB21026295 | Not verified | Checked 22 Oct 2026Affiliated or separate route, not the international primary firm. Company-published number; no separate firm-specific licence-number match completed.Source 6 |
Material source limitations
Sections ↑Australian Standard pricing is shown from 0.6 pips in the comparison, while other promotional wording uses a lower headline. The account-specific table is retained. The original AU legal-documents path failed, and the older Mauritius pages redirected; neither route supplies a fresh signed agreement for every existing client.[1][4][6]
Sources & further reading
- Australian trading accounts FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
- Australian Standard account FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
- Australian Premium account FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
- Australian legal-document directory FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
- Australian deposits and withdrawals FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
- Mauritius entity and regional scope FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
- Mauritius support and contact FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
- FairMarkets regional landing FairMarkets · Accessed 22 Oct 2026
This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.