Accounts and access
Sections ↑The advertised account grid is only part of Xtreme Markets’ offer. The current legal index links policies that identify a Marshall Islands counterparty and contain detailed limitations on swap exemptions, bonus withdrawals and balance protection. The regulatory page also describes a Mauritius company. These references should not be combined into a single universally regulated account. Several documents carry a September 2015 effective date despite sitting in a June 2026 upload directory, and the cost disclosure leaves its effective date blank. Clients need the actual contracting entity and accepted document version, especially where older or differently scoped web material gives a more generous description.[1][3][2][4][18]
Entry accounts
Royal and Power-Up
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Royal | US$10,000 minimum; spread floor 0.2 pip; maximum leverage 1:400.Source 1Source 13 |
| Power-Up | US$50 minimum; spread floor 1.2 pips; maximum leverage 1:500; separate bonus conditions apply.Source 1Source 13 |
| Base currency | USD across the advertised comparison.Source 1Source 13 |
Contract-size differences
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Cent lot | The grid defines one Cent-account lot as 1,000 units.Source 1 |
| Other accounts | The grid lists 100,000 units per lot.Source 1 |
| Minimum and increment | 0.01 lot in the table; equal displayed lot sizes therefore do not imply equal exposure between Cent and standard-size accounts.Source 1 |
Markets and platforms
Sections ↑Platforms and instruments
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Access | MT4, MT5 and WebTrader are listed for the compared accounts.Source 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Products | The terms describe leveraged forex and CFD exposures, with the available catalogue determined by account and platform.Source 1Source 4Source 8 |
| Automation | A platform’s general features do not establish that a specific EA, API or mobile workflow is enabled by the broker.Source 1Source 4Source 8 |
Advanced Insights
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Functions | Analytics, market sentiment, research and performance/risk tools are described.Source 19 |
| AI content | The terms allow AI- or machine-generated insights and warn that human review may not occur for every item.Source 19 |
| Authority | The service is described as informational and educational; the terms exclude personalised advice and do not grant it authority to place trades for the client.Source 19 |
Fees and ongoing costs
Sections ↑Trading charges
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Royal commission | The account grid quotes US$2 on forex, without a sufficiently clear per-side or round-turn unit.Source 1Source 18 |
| Spread floors | Published minimum spreads can widen; they do not measure the total realised cost.Source 1Source 18 |
| Other fees | The cost disclosure permits instrument-specific commissions, financing, payment and exceptional administrative charges.Source 1Source 18 |
Swap-free periods
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Standard approval | Eligible positions can remain swap-free for 14 calendar days.Source 12 |
| From day 15 | Swap, administration or holding charges may apply.Source 12 |
| Extended approval | Some approved accounts receive 90 calendar days.Source 12 |
| From day 91 | Charges may apply to extended accounts; continued eligibility is discretionary.Source 12 |
Swap-free restrictions
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Instrument scope | Not every instrument qualifies; the company can alter the eligible list.Source 12 |
| Abuse provisions | Carry-trade exploitation, swap arbitrage and coordinated-account structures can trigger review.Source 12 |
| Consequences | The policy permits removing status, retrospective charges and cancellation of profits linked to abuse.Source 12 |
Dormant accounts
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Trigger | 90 consecutive calendar days without trading activity.Source 16Source 18 |
| Activity test | Opening, closing or modifying positions and executing transactions are included.Source 16Source 18 |
| Current charge | The policy expressly states that no dormant-account maintenance fee is currently charged.Source 16Source 18 |
| Future change | The company reserves the right to introduce a fee through an updated policy.Source 16Source 18 |
Dormancy does not cancel ownership
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Client money | The policy says dormant status does not change ownership of the funds.Source 16 |
| Reactivation | Updated identity, address and security checks can be required, subject to company approval.Source 16 |
| Closure | Legal, fraud or unverifiable-account concerns can lead to closure; the policy says clients will be contacted where possible.Source 16 |
Orders, margin and execution
Sections ↑Orders and margin
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Margin call | 60% in the account comparison.Source 1 |
| Stop-out | 30% in the same comparison.Source 1 |
| Open-position count | Cent lists 150; the other four account columns list 500.Source 1 |
| Maximum-size defect | The displayed maximum-size row is not fully aligned with all five columns and does not establish a reliable maximum for each account.Source 1 |
Leverage changes
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Advertised ceiling | The leverage policy allows up to 1:1000, subject to account-specific limits.Source 10 |
| Risk adjustment | The company can change leverage for market conditions, exposure and risk events.Source 10 |
| Client effect | Less leverage means more required margin for the same exposure and can increase liquidation risk.Source 10 |
Execution limitations
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Price movement | Volatility and gaps can cause slippage or prevent execution at a requested price.Source 8Source 5 |
| Technology | Platform, connectivity or data failures can interrupt trading.Source 8Source 5 |
| Control | Clients remain responsible for monitoring exposure; a stop order is not a guaranteed loss cap.Source 8Source 5 |
Deposits, withdrawals and balances
Sections ↑Funding methods and ownership
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Methods contemplated | Bank wire, cards, electronic payments, crypto and local methods, subject to availability.Source 6Source 11 |
| Cleared money | Funds are credited after successful verification and receipt.Source 6Source 11 |
| Third-party payment | The policies restrict third-party funding and permit source-of-funds checks.Source 6Source 11 |
Withdrawal processing
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Internal target | The linked withdrawal policy gives a typical 1–5 business days.Source 11 |
| Receipt | Banking systems, payment providers and blockchain confirmations can add time.Source 11 |
| Minimum | Method-specific thresholds may be set in the portal or current schedule; no universal minimum is established by the policy.Source 11 |
| Fees | Banking, provider, network or administrative charges may apply; the document does not promise a universally free withdrawal.Source 11 |
Verification and withdrawal holds
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Documents | Identity, address, selfie or payment-ownership evidence may be requested.Source 11Source 16 |
| Source of funds | Bank statements, salary, tax or business records can be required where relevant.Source 11Source 16 |
| Delay or refusal | Security, compliance, suspicious activity and operational reviews can restrict a request.Source 11Source 16 |
| Dormant account | Additional verification may be required before deposits or withdrawals.Source 11Source 16 |
Power-Up credit versus cash
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Ownership | The linked bonus terms say the credit remains the company’s property.Source 13Source 11 |
| Withdrawal | The bonus itself is strictly non-withdrawable; eligible trading profits may be withdrawable subject to the programme and verification.Source 13Source 11 |
| Cash-out effect | A withdrawal request can remove credit and trigger a new margin calculation.Source 13Source 11 |
| No fixed conversion claim | These terms do not establish a universal qualifying-lot formula converting the credit itself into cash.Source 13Source 11 |
Bonus-related restrictions
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Related accounts | Opposite positions or coordinated accounts used to exploit credit are restricted.Source 13 |
| Review | Suspected abuse can lead to temporary trading or payment restrictions.Source 13 |
| Outcome | The company can remove bonuses and cancel profits associated with abuse; removing credit can endanger open positions.Source 13 |
Regulation and client protection
Sections ↑Entity scope is unresolved at brand level
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Current linked terms | Xtream Markets Ltd, Marshall Islands registration 84516.Source 4Source 2 |
| Mauritius disclosure | The regulatory page separately claims a Mauritius investment-dealer licence GB22200951.Source 4Source 2 |
| Service-provider number | The same page’s IQ-EQ licence reference concerns a corporate-service provider; it is not Xtreme’s dealer licence.Source 4Source 2 |
| Account consequence | A Mauritius reference must not be applied automatically to a contract naming the Marshall Islands company.Source 4Source 2 |
Negative-balance protection is discretionary
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | The policy lets the company determine eligibility and assess individual cases.Source 17 |
| Ordinary markets | A deficit may be adjusted to zero under normal conditions.Source 17 |
| No unconditional guarantee | The document expressly says protection is not guaranteed in every circumstance.Source 17 |
| Future treatment | A past adjustment does not create an entitlement to a future one.Source 17 |
Balance-protection exclusions
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Exceptional markets | Flash crashes, liquidity failures, extraordinary gaps and market suspensions can limit protection.Source 17 |
| Technology and force majeure | Platform failures, power/internet disruption and other listed extraordinary events can also be excluded.Source 17 |
| Abuse | Fraud, manipulation, arbitrage/bonus abuse and deliberate exploitation can remove eligibility.Source 17 |
| Insurance | This discretionary policy is not evidence of insured capital or a statutory compensation entitlement.Source 17 |
Support, records and complaints
Sections ↑Contact and evidence
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Published contact | [email protected]; telephone +357 96 673007.Source 4Source 7 |
| Telephone scope | A Cyprus-format support number does not establish Cyprus investment authorisation or an authenticated telephone-dealing service.Source 4Source 7 |
| Communications | The terms contemplate electronic statements and confirmations, and permit recording calls and chats.Source 4Source 7 |
Complaint process
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Submission | A written complaint should include the account, incident date, explanation and supporting evidence.Source 9 |
| Acknowledgement | The policy uses a reasonable-period standard, without a fixed number of days.Source 9 |
| Response | It promises reasonable efforts to investigate promptly, with more time for complex cases; no fixed five-day or 30-day response deadline is stated.Source 9 |
| Trading continues | A complaint does not suspend margin or stop-out obligations.Source 9 |
Records during dormancy
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Possible access | The dormant policy says the portal, statements and historical records may remain accessible.Source 16Source 7 |
| Restriction | Additional security measures may be applied; this is not a guarantee of unlimited post-closure access.Source 16Source 7 |
| Client records | Retain confirmations and complaint correspondence outside the platform.Source 16Source 7 |
Additional services
Sections ↑Copying and client control
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Service | The disclaimer describes copying third-party strategy providers; provider results and suitability are not guaranteed.Source 14 |
| Controls | Clients may stop copying, close positions, change allocations or choose another provider.Source 14 |
| Unresolved exit detail | The document lists stopping copying and closing positions separately; it does not establish that the first action automatically performs the second.Source 14 |
Copying and managed-account costs
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Copy fees | Performance, administration, spread and trading costs can apply and should be disclosed for the service.Source 14Source 15 |
| Provider incentives | Compensation may depend on assets, performance or activity and can create conflicts.Source 14Source 15 |
| PAMM / MAM | A separate disclosure covers third-party manager decisions and allocation risks; a platform connection does not remove the investor’s loss exposure.Source 14Source 15 |
Company and operating history
Sections ↑Document dates need care
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Upload path | The current legal index links these PDFs in a June 2026 directory.Source 3Source 4Source 18 |
| Printed dates | Many documents nevertheless state September 2015 as the effective date.Source 3Source 4Source 18 |
| Incomplete cost document | The fee disclosure still contains an unfilled effective-date field.Source 3Source 4Source 18 |
| Interpretation | An upload path alone is not proof of a new legal effective date or acceptance by an existing client.Source 3Source 4Source 18 |
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Xtream Markets Ltd
Marshall IslandsSource 4
No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.
Important terms and limitations
Sections ↑Terms to settle before opening
| Item | Terms and implications |
|---|---|
| Counterparty | Which entity signs the account, and which regulator entry covers that entity and service?Source 1Source 2Source 18Source 12Source 11Source 14 |
| Costs | What unit applies to Royal’s US$2 commission and what exact charge starts after the swap-free period?Source 1Source 2Source 18Source 12Source 11Source 14 |
| Exit | Which method minimum, payment charge and position-closing procedure applies to withdrawals or stopping a copy service?Source 1Source 2Source 18Source 12Source 11Source 14 |
Sources & further reading
- Account comparison Xtreme Markets · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Regulatory and corporate disclosures Xtreme Markets · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Current legal-document index Xtreme Markets · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Terms of Business, part 1 Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Terms of Business, trading and swap-free terms Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Terms of Business, funding and dormant accounts Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Terms of Business, communications and termination Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Order execution policy Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Complaint-handling policy Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Leverage policy Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Withdrawal conditions Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Swap-free policy Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Power-Up bonus terms Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Copy-trading disclaimer Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- PAMM and MAM risk disclosure Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Dormant-account policy Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Negative-balance protection policy Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Costs and charges disclosure Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Advanced Insights terms Xtream Markets Ltd · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
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