Fusion Markets vs Tickmill

Two brokers, one table. Everything below is taken from what each one publishes on its own site, last read on 2026-09-02. No scores, no ranking.

Fusion Markets

An Australian broker with a Zero account and a Classic account.

ForexMetalsIndicesEnergyCommoditiesCryptoShares
Read the Fusion Markets review
Tickmill

Raw spreads from 0.0 with a $3 per side commission, from $100.

ForexCommoditiesIndicesStocksETFsBondsCryptoFutures
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DetailFusion MarketsTickmill
RegulationASIC AFSL 385620 (Australian clients) · VFSC Vanuatu, company 40256 · FSA Seychelles SD096FCA 717270 (UK) · CySEC 278/15 (Europe) · FSA Seychelles SD008 · FSCA 49464 (South Africa) · DFSA F007663 (Dubai representative office)
Minimum Deposit—$100
Max Leverage—Up to 1:1000
Spread From—0.0 pips (Raw)
Commission—Raw: $3 per lot per side. TradingView Raw: $3.50. Classic: none
PlatformsMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingViewMT4, MT5, TradingView, Tickmill Trader
Account TypesZero, ClassicClassic, Raw, TradingView Raw

What the figures say

  • Tickmill publishes its minimum deposit ($100); Fusion Markets does not state one on the pages we read.
  • Tickmill publishes its max leverage (Up to 1:1000); Fusion Markets does not state one on the pages we read.
  • Tickmill publishes its spread from (0.0 pips (Raw)); Fusion Markets does not state one on the pages we read.
  • Tickmill publishes its commission (Raw: $3 per lot per side. TradingView Raw: $3.50. Classic: none); Fusion Markets does not state one on the pages we read.
  • Platforms: Fusion Markets lists MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView; Tickmill lists MT4, MT5, TradingView, Tickmill Trader.
  • Account Types: Fusion Markets lists Zero, Classic; Tickmill lists Classic, Raw, TradingView Raw.
  • Fusion Markets also lists Metals, Energy, Shares.
  • Tickmill also lists Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Futures.

A figure marked “—” is one that broker does not publish on the pages we could read; it is not a zero. Terms differ by country and change often, so confirm on each site before opening an account.

Fusion Markets: why traders choose it

  • Three regulated entities, with ASIC covering Australian clients
  • Copy trading through DupliTrade and Fusion+
  • Multi Account Manager and sponsored VPS for algorithmic traders

Tickmill: why traders choose it

  • 600+ CFDs, including 60+ currency pairs and 500+ stocks and ETFs
  • Classic account trades commission free at spreads from 1.6 pips
  • Futures and options on S&P 500, DJIA and NASDAQ, under the UK entity
  • Base currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, ZAR
  • Four regulators across the group, including the FCA and CySEC

Fusion Markets pros

  • ASIC licence named in full on their own site
  • cTrader and TradingView alongside both MetaTrader versions

Fusion Markets cons

  • Not available to residents of a long list of countries, including the US, Japan and New Zealand
  • Spreads and minimum deposit are not stated on the pages reachable from their footer

Tickmill pros

  • Named licence numbers for five entities, published on the front page
  • A commission free option and a raw spread option at the same $100 entry
  • TradingView is a first class platform here, not an afterthought

Tickmill cons

  • 1:1000 leverage belongs to the offshore entity, not the FCA or CySEC ones
  • Futures and options are UK entity only
  • Stocks and ETFs are capped at 1:20 leverage

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