Trading.com needs to be assessed by residence and product. Its UK and EU businesses now combine separate CFD and physical-investment accounts, while the US business provides retail forex and Australia has its own CFD offer. A share bought in an Investment Account, a share CFD and a US forex contract have different ownership, financing and protection arrangements.[1][6][7][5]
Choose the legal entity before the account
Sections ↑Entities & regulation01
Regional entities and the evidence behind their status
| Customer route | Contracting business | Regulatory evidence |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Trading.com Markets UK Limited; London. UK website targets UK residents. | Broker states FCA FRN 705428. The linked register returned a technical shell in this review; current authorisation was not independently re-established.Source 8 |
| EEA, subject to accepted country | Trading.com Markets EU Limited; Limassol, Cyprus. | CySEC’s named current record identifies licence 256/14 and the approved trading.com/eu domain.Source 11Source 9 |
| Australia | Trading.com Markets Pty Ltd; Sydney. | Australian documents state AFSL 443670. Current named ASIC authorisation was not independently re-established.Source 4 |
| United States | Trading.com Markets Inc; New York. | Broker states CFTC retail foreign exchange dealer registration and NFA membership, ID 0516820. Current individual status was not independently re-established.Source 10 |
The shared brand is not a single worldwide contract. The regional account agreement determines the available service, and regulatory status relates to the named business. A registration or licence cited elsewhere in the group does not extend another entity’s account protections.[1]
Accounts, minimum funding and currencies
Sections ↑Account comparison02
Published account choices as checked on 10 October 2026
| Account and region | Opening minimum / currencies | Core offer |
|---|---|---|
| UK CFD Trading Account | £50; GBP, EUR, USD, HUF, PLN, CHF. | Long and short CFDs; no execution commission; variable spreads and overnight charges.Source 2 |
| UK Investment Account | £50; GBP, EUR, USD, HUF, PLN, CHF. | Shares and ETFs; long only; no leverage or swaps; zero execution commission.Source 6 |
| EU CFD Trading Account | €50; EUR, USD, GBP, HUF, PLN, CHF. | Long and short CFDs; zero execution commission; financing applies. Country availability matters.Source 3 |
| EU Investment Account | €50; EUR, USD, GBP, HUF, PLN, CHF. | Unleveraged shares and ETFs; long only; no swap charge.Source 7 |
| Australian CFD Trading Account | A$50; AUD or USD. | Regional forex and CFD service; zero execution commission and overnight financing.Source 4 |
| US T1 | US$50; USD. | 65+ forex pairs; zero execution commission. US terms govern margin, rollover and losses.Source 5 |
The opening deposit is an account-entry condition. It does not show how much cash a position needs, how much buffer remains above closeout, or what withdrawal is available after settlement and margin obligations. These are separate checks in the tables below.
Markets and what the customer owns
Sections ↑Account comparison03
Product structure and regional limits
| Service | Exposure | Ownership or access consequence |
|---|---|---|
| UK CFDs | Rolling FX, commodities, indices and single stocks. | OTC derivatives closed with the broker. The CFD execution policy does not give ownership of underlying shares.Source 16 |
| EU CFDs | Regional menu includes forex, commodities, indices, stocks, thematics and cryptocurrencies. | Crypto availability on the EU menu should not be transferred to UK retail accounts. Instrument eligibility remains regional.Source 3 |
| Australian CFDs | Margin FX and CFDs; asset-class leverage limits appear in the Australian PDS. | Matched-principal model involving a Trading Point group counterparty.Source 46 |
| US T1 | Retail forex pairs. | The US service is not the UK/EU share-investment account or their multi-asset CFD menu.Source 56 |
| UK physical investments | Whole and fractional shares and ETFs. | Whole orders can be transmitted to third parties or internally executed. Fractional orders are filled against internal inventory as principal or matched principal.Source 17 |
Account comparison04
Physical-investment custody, transfers and corporate actions
| Condition | Practical consequence |
|---|---|
| UK fractional shares | The execution policy uses a reference-market price and internal execution. A fraction is not an independently exchange-traded security; mixed orders can have separate whole and fractional execution arrangements.Source 17 |
| UK custody and transfers | Investments are held through safe-custody/nominee arrangements with the client as beneficial owner. Transfers require settled positions; fractional interests cannot be transferred out.Source 14 |
| EU custody | Investments are held in safe custody through nominee arrangements; the client is beneficial owner. Overseas custody and pooled holdings introduce legal and shortfall risks described in the agreement.Source 15 |
| EU transfers | Investments must settle before transfer. Fractional interests cannot be transferred out and must first be sold.Source 15 |
| EU dividends and corporate actions | Fractional entitlements are proportionate and cash can be rounded down. Custody arrangements or operational limitations may restrict available corporate-action choices.Source 15 |
Trading charges: spread, commission and conversion
Sections ↑Pricing & charges05
Price components that should be compared separately
| Item | Published basis | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| UK CFD spread | Variable; liquidity, news and market conditions can widen it. | The cost-document EUR/USD example defines one standard lot as 100,000 EUR and one pip as USD 0.0001 per EUR. Its 1.6-pip / US$16 illustration is not a current quote.Source 19 |
| US T1 pricing | Spread-based forex pricing with no execution commission. | Live bid/ask prices matter. No measured typical-spread sample or execution test was conducted for this profile.Source 32 |
| UK physical-investment conversion | 0.25% of notional per trade when the instrument currency differs from account currency. | Applies on both purchase and sale, including ETFs and fractions. Zero commission does not eliminate conversion costs.Source 19 |
| EU physical-investment conversion | 0.25% of notional per trade across whole shares, ETFs and fractions in another currency. | A buy and a later sale can each incur conversion. Applicable taxes are separate.Source 20 |
| Published average-spread headlines | Account pages display generic low-average-spread figures. | An instrument, sample period and measurement method were not established for those headlines, so they are not calculator inputs here.Source 2Source 4 |
Pricing & charges06
Government charges in the EU investment cost schedule
| Transaction | Published charge | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase of UK shares | 0.50% stamp duty. | Subject to applicability to the particular security and transaction.Source 20 |
| UK share trade over £10,000 | £1.50 PTM levy on purchases and sales. | Additional to applicable stamp duty.Source 20 |
| Purchases of French / Italian / Spanish shares | 0.40% / 0.20% / 0.20%, respectively. | Broker’s published financial-transaction-tax schedule; eligibility and exemptions affect actual treatment.Source 20 |
Overnight financing and market hours
Sections ↑Trading & service hours07
Rollover is regional and instrument specific
| Service | Charging time / weekend treatment | Other conditions |
|---|---|---|
| UK CFDs | Swap page uses 00:00 UTC+2, with DST possibly applying. Triple rollover: Wednesday for FX and spot gold/silver; Friday for cash indices, cash energies and stocks. | Rates can be debit or credit and are converted to account currency. Holiday adjustments can change charging days.Source 21 |
| UK document timing | The cost PDF separately describes 22:00 GMT. | The website’s DST wording and static PDF clock are not identical throughout the year. Use the instrument’s current platform schedule for the actual cutoff.Source 19Source 21 |
| EU CFDs | Regional swap page supplies instrument-specific rates and rollover arrangements. | Check the long and short rates for the actual symbol; do not import a US forex or physical-investment financing rule.Source 22 |
| UK swap-free instruments | The CFD agreement allows discretionary swap-free treatment on selected instruments and account types. | Eligibility can be revoked; suspected abuse can lead to recovery of uncharged swaps. This is not an unconditional account-wide exemption.Source 12 |
| US forex | 17:00 Eastern Time; three-day adjustment from Wednesday into Thursday. | Tomorrow-next pricing plus administration; rates can change daily. Processing can take up to one hour and bookings are in account currency.Source 33 |
| US trading week | Published forex trading hours govern when orders can execute. | Weekend gaps, maintenance and market closures can separate a stop trigger from the next available execution price.Source 35Source 34 |
Leverage, margin calls and automatic closeout
Sections ↑Protections & eligibility08
Margin levels are not interchangeable
| Customer scope | Published threshold | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| UK retail CFDs | Maximum leverage 30:1; instrument limits can be lower. | The account’s margin requirement varies with what is traded.Source 25 |
| UK retail CFDs | Margin call below 100%; stop-out at or below 50%. | Open positions may be liquidated automatically. UK CFD withdrawals with open positions must leave at least 150% margin level.Source 12 |
| EU retail CFDs | Maximum 30:1; margin call at or below 100%; stop-out at or below 50%. | Platform warnings do not replace monitoring available funds.Source 26Source 13 |
| UK / EU professional CFDs | Published professional margin-call threshold below 50%; stop-out 20%. | Professional classification is assessed separately and changes protections. These thresholds do not apply to retail accounts.Source 12Source 13 |
| US T1 | Up to 50:1 on pairs such as EUR/USD; warning below 120%; automatic closeout below 100%. | The broker closes the largest losing positions first until fully margined. Margin can be recalculated at least daily as exchange rates change.Source 29 |
| Australia | Margin-call level 100%; stop-out 50%. | Current agreement permits automatic position closure; these are not guaranteed execution prices.Source 47 |
Pricing & charges09
Australian retail leverage schedule in the PDS
| Asset class | Maximum published leverage |
|---|---|
| Major currency pairs | 30:1.Source 46 |
| Minor FX, gold and listed major stock indices | 20:1.Source 46 |
| Other commodities and listed minor stock indices | 10:1.Source 46 |
| Shares and other underlying assets | 5:1.Source 46 |
| Cryptocurrencies | 2:1. Availability and current symbol conditions must also be checked.Source 46 |
Account comparison10
Elective professional classification
| Region | Published assessment | Protection consequence |
|---|---|---|
| UK individual MiFID classification | Qualitative assessment and at least two of: significant trades averaging 10 per quarter over four quarters; financial portfolio above €500,000; relevant financial-sector work for at least one year. | Written request and acknowledgment of lost protections are required; meeting numerical criteria alone does not guarantee acceptance.Source 27 |
| EU classification | Knowledge and experience assessment, with two of the equivalent trading-frequency, €500,000 portfolio and one-year professional-experience tests. | Written election, company warning and acknowledgment are required. Retail treatment remains the baseline unless the change is accepted.Source 28 |
Platforms and execution arrangements
Sections ↑Platforms & products11
Platform functions by documented service
| Platform | Available functions | Important distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Trading.com UK WebTrader | Watchlists, one-click trading, stop-loss/take-profit controls, margin tracking and embedded TradingView charts. | Embedded charting does not establish an external TradingView brokerage connection.Source 38 |
| Trading.com UK app | iOS and Android account access, onboarding, funding, market monitoring and order management. | The current app supports the regional Trading.com service; account type still determines the product.Source 39 |
| UK MetaTrader 5 | Multi-asset CFDs, Expert Advisors, real-tick backtesting and hedging support. | Automated CFD trading differs from the physical Investment Account workflow.Source 36 |
| US MetaTrader 5 | Forex, Expert Advisors, backtesting and netting. | Opposite US trades do not create the UK MT5 hedged-position model.Source 37 |
| US WebTrader | Charts, trade and risk controls, account tools and research access. | US forex scope remains attached to the US entity.Source 40 |
Platforms & products12
Execution policy and order behaviour
| Area | Documented arrangement |
|---|---|
| UK CFD counterparty chain | The UK company remains the customer’s counterparty; its sole execution venue is sister company Trading.com Markets EU Limited. The policy discloses the EU market-making desk’s net-book hedging and potential conflicts.Source 16 |
| EU execution | The policy covers OTC CFDs and a separate securities section. Retail best execution considers total consideration, including price and transaction costs; specific client instructions can affect the result.Source 18 |
| US market / limit / stop orders | Markets execute at available prices; limits seek the stated price or better. Stops execute at the best available price after triggering, so a stop price is not guaranteed.Source 34 |
Deposits, withdrawals and small balances
Sections ↑Account comparison13
Funding rules that affect access to cash
| Service | Documented rule | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|
| UK Investment Account | Cards and bank transfers; no third-party funding or cash. Withdrawals normally return to the original source; card refunds follow the deposit-return hierarchy. | Unsettled money and money needed for obligations are not the same as cash available to withdraw.Source 14 |
| EU CFDs | Return to the original account, or an approved alternative in the customer’s name. | Valid complete requests are processed by the end of the following business day; bank/provider receipt can take longer and legal checks can delay processing.Source 13 |
| US T1 | ACH requires the linked Dwolla arrangements; bank wire and other enabled funding methods remain subject to the agreement. | Third-party payments are not accepted. Payment-provider or bank fees can apply.Source 30 |
| US withdrawals | US$25 minimum. A request below US$25 can be processed, but the account will be closed. | Open exposure must remain fully margined; withdrawals generally return through the funding source.Source 30 |
| Australia | Current terms aim to process accepted, complete requests within one business day, subject to identification and sufficient free margin. | Funds are reduced from trading balance when withdrawal is instructed; external receipt time is separate.Source 47 |
Inactivity and exceptional account charges
Sections ↑Pricing & charges14
Dormancy must be checked against the regional document
| Account | Published charge | Trigger or limitation |
|---|---|---|
| UK CFDs | 10 units of account base currency monthly, capped by free balance; no fee at zero free balance. | After 12 months without the specified trading, deposit, withdrawal or internal-transfer activity across CFD accounts.Source 19 |
| EU CFDs | Monthly EUR 10 / USD 10 / GBP 10 / CHF 10 / PLN 40 / HUF4,000; capped by free balance. | 12-month inactivity test. Investment Accounts are excluded; their activity does not reset CFD dormancy. Only the largest-balance trading account is charged.Source 20 |
| Australia: document conflict | Current October agreement: AUD 20 monthly, or USD 10 for a USD account. Older January 2025 PDS: AUD/USD 10. | These documents disagree for AUD accounts. Confirm the applicable AUD fee before leaving an account unused. The current agreement uses a 12-month inactivity test and charges the largest-balance account.Source 47Source 46 |
| US T1 | The customer agreement allows inactivity charges after 12 months without trading. | A current numerical US inactivity tariff was not established; the UK or EU fee should not be substituted.Source 30 |
Pricing & charges15
Australian payment exceptions
| Event | Current agreement condition |
|---|---|
| Chargeback | The company may impose an investigation fee of at least US$150 following a payment chargeback, including one placed by mistake.Source 47 |
| Dormancy cap | The agreement caps the charge at free balance, charges nothing at zero and applies it only to the largest-balance trading account. Its AUD and USD tariff wording should be confirmed against the older PDS conflict above.Source 47 |
Interest on UK and EU uninvested cash
Sections ↑The advertised interest feature is an opt-in investment arrangement using qualifying money market funds, or QMMFs. It is available to verified Investment Account clients. A QMMF carries investment risk; describing this balance as an ordinary insured bank savings account would misstate the service.[23][24]
Pricing & charges16
Displayed annual equivalent rates at the research date
| Currency | UK / EU displayed AER |
|---|---|
| GBP / EUR / USD | 3.64% / 2.20% / 3.60%.Source 23Source 24 |
| CHF / HUF / PLN | 0.10% / 2.50% / 2.00%.Source 23Source 24 |
| Balance conditions | No published balance tiers or minimum/maximum cash cap on these feature pages; returns are variable and capital is at risk.Source 23Source 24 |
Account comparison17
UK contractual payment mechanics
| Condition | Effect |
|---|---|
| Activation and rate changes | Accrual begins the business day after verified opt-in; no interest for the opt-out day. A rate reduction requires at least one day’s notice; increases may apply immediately.Source 14 |
| Payment and rounding | The agreement specifies end-of-business-day crediting. Sub-penny accrual is carried forward until the payment threshold and is not held as client money meanwhile.Source 14 |
| Display versus agreement | Feature pages advertise daily credit after midnight; the UK contract supplies the business-day and verification conditions.Source 14Source 23 |
Promotions are credits with conditions
Sections ↑Account comparison18
Current regional offers and restrictions
| Offer | Published benefit | Qualification and withdrawal consequence |
|---|---|---|
| UK Investment welcome offer | £50-equivalent investment credit. | Verify the account, make its minimum deposit and invest within 90 days. Credit cannot be withdrawn or transferred to CFDs; profits can be withdrawn. Transfers of investments derived from credit require a three-month holding period.Source 49 |
| UK Investment deposit offer | 5% of qualifying deposits, up to £5,000-equivalent cumulative credit. | Qualifying-deposit window: 90 days after first eligible deposit. Unused credit expires at 180 days; used credit released by sale also expires. Own cash is used first; the credit itself is non-withdrawable.Source 50 |
| EU Investment welcome credit | US$50 / €50 / £40 / CHF 45 / PLN 200 / HUF20,000, according to base currency. | New verified clients’ first investment account; own funds are used first. Credit is non-withdrawable and cannot transfer between accounts. The unused-account expiry test and three-month transfer holding condition apply.Source 51 |
| EU Investment deposit credit | 5%; cumulative caps €5,000 / US$5,000 / £5,000 / CHF 5,000 / PLN 20,000 / HUF2,000,000. | Withdrawals remove credit proportionately. New qualifying deposits cease after 90 days; unused credit expires after 180 days, and credit released by closing a position expires.Source 52 |
| UK referral | £50, US$50, €50, CHF 45, PLN 200 or HUF20,000 credit according to account currency. | Both the referrer and successful new client must meet verification, funding and investment requirements. The reward is investment credit rather than freely withdrawable cash.Source 53 |
| US activation offer | Current landing page advertises US$100 trading credit after the first deposit. | Credit is conditional promotional equity, not an immediately withdrawable US$100 cash payment.Source 55 |
| US activation vesting | Credit vests into cash at US$5 per stated lot of 100,000 traded. | Verified T1 and phone verification required; one account per client. From August 2026, unused credit expires after a rolling 12 months without the required trading activity. Cash losses are applied before promotional credit.Source 54 |
Client-money protection and complaints
Sections ↑Protections & eligibility19
Protection depends on the account contract
| Service | Documented protection | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| UK CFDs | Retail negative-balance protection and stated FSCS investment cover up to £85,000 for eligible claims. | FSCS applies to qualifying firm-failure claims; it does not reimburse market losses. Contractual anti-abuse and set-off provisions require attention.Source 12 |
| EU accounts | Investor Compensation Fund policy: lower of €20,000 or 90% of an eligible covered claim. | Accounts are aggregated for a claim; this is a firm-failure mechanism with membership and claimant exclusions.Source 45 |
| US forex | Risk disclosure says funds do not receive the same protection as exchange-traded futures customer funds. | The broker is the OTC counterparty. Funds may be commingled; insolvency can leave an unsecured claim. The customer agreement makes trading deficits payable.Source 31Source 30 |
| Australia | PDS describes a no-negative-balance policy for trading losses and client-money trust arrangements. | Market loss protection is distinct from custody, insolvency and other shortfall risks described in the PDS.Source 46 |
Protections & eligibility20
Support and formal dispute escalation
| Region | Initial route | Published escalation |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | [email protected]; phone +44 20 3677 0002 and chat. Staff hours differ from the 24/7 virtual assistant. | The contact page targets email responses within 48 hours.Source 41 |
| UK complaints | Submit the formal complaint to the company. | Final response normally within eight weeks; eligible unresolved complaints can go to the Financial Ombudsman Service, generally within six months of the final response.Source 42 |
| EU complaints | Regional complaint procedure and [email protected]. | Acknowledgment within five business days; target final response within 30 business days, with complexity updates. The policy explains Financial Ombudsman escalation.Source 43 |
| US complaints | [email protected], then [email protected]. | Compliance response within four weeks of submission; unresolved matters can be submitted through NFA’s complaint route.Source 44 |
| Australian complaints | Regional internal dispute resolution process. | Response within 30 calendar days or a delay notice; unresolved complaints may go to AFCA. Published membership number: 33339.Source 48 |
What to confirm for the intended account
Sections ↑A useful final comparison starts with the residence route, then the account type, currency and instrument. For physical investing, weigh conversion, custody, fractions and the optional QMMF arrangement. For leveraged trading, check the symbol’s current spread, financing cutoff, margin and closeout sequence. This review uses published documents and public pages; it does not claim funded-account, execution, support-response or withdrawal testing.
Company background & evidence
Sections ↑- Headquarters
- Regional businesses in London, Limassol, Sydney and New York
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Trading.com Markets UK Limited
United KingdomSource 8
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Financial Conduct Authority705428 | Not verified | Checked 10 Oct 2026Broker-stated FCA reference; the linked current register did not expose a readable named status in this review.Source 8 |
Trading.com Markets EU Limited
CyprusSource 11
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission256/14 | Authorised | Checked 10 Oct 2026Named CySEC firm record and approved trading.com/eu domain checked.Source 11 |
Trading.com Markets Pty Ltd
AustraliaSource 4
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Securities and Investments Commission443670 | Not verified | Checked 10 Oct 2026AFSL stated in Australian broker materials; current named ASIC status not independently re-established.Source 4 |
Trading.com Markets Inc
United StatesSource 10
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| National Futures Association0516820 | Not verified | Checked 10 Oct 2026Broker states NFA membership; a complete current named status was not independently retrieved.Source 10 |
| Commodity Futures Trading Commission0516820 (NFA ID) | Not verified | Checked 10 Oct 2026Broker states CFTC RFED registration. Number shown is the NFA identifier, not a separate CFTC licence number.Source 10 |
Sources & further reading
- Regional Trading.com businesses Trading.com · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK CFD Trading Account Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU CFD Trading Account Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Australian CFD Trading Account Trading.com Markets Pty Ltd · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US T1 Account Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK Investment Account Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU Investment Account Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK regulation and client-money overview Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU regulation and legal identity Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US regulatory disclosures Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Trading.com Markets EU Limited: current firm record Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK CFD account terms and conditions Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU CFD account terms and conditions Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK Investment Account terms and conditions Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU Investment Account terms and conditions Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK CFD order execution policy Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK investment order execution policy Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU order execution policy: CFDs and securities Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK costs and associated charges Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU costs and associated charges Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK swap rates and rollover timing Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU swap rates and rollover timing Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK daily interest on uninvested cash Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU daily interest on uninvested cash Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK margin and leverage Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU margin and leverage Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK client categorisation policy Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU client categorisation policy Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US margin and leverage Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US customer agreement Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US retail forex risk disclosure statement Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US forex pricing Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US forex rollover rates Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US forex trade execution Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US forex trading hours Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK MetaTrader 5 Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US MetaTrader 5 Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK WebTrader Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK Trading.com app Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US WebTrader Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK contact and support Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK complaint handling procedure Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU complaint handling procedure Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US customer complaint procedure Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU investor compensation fund policy Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Australian product disclosure statement, issued 11 January 2025 Trading.com Markets Pty Ltd · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Australian client agreement, current October 2026 file Trading.com Markets Pty Ltd · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Australian complaints management policy Trading.com Markets Pty Ltd · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK Investment Account welcome offer terms Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK Investment Account deposit offer terms Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU Investment Account welcome offer terms Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- EU Investment Account deposit offer terms Trading.com Markets EU Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- UK Investment Account refer-a-friend terms Trading.com Markets UK Limited · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US activation bonus terms, June 2026 with August activity change Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US activation bonus offer Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US forex market offering Trading.com Markets Inc · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
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