CPT Markets

CPT Markets is a forex and CFD broker offering access to currency pairs and other markets via established third‐party trading platforms and a range of account options. It provides order execution, market research, education, and multilingual support; review its fees, features, and terms to determine fit.

Key facts

7.5/10
Our rating
#139
Trust rank
2008
Founded
2
Licences
235
Countries accepted
HeadquartersUnited Kingdom
Broker typeSTP
RegulationFCA; IFSC
PlatformsMT4
InstrumentsCommodities, Forex, Indices, Metals
Fee levelMedium

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Pros

  • • FCA-Regulated UK Entity
  • • FSCS Coverage (UK Retail)
  • • Negative Balance Protection (UK Retail)
  • • MetaTrader 4 Platform
  • • Up to 1:500 Leverage (Global Entity)
  • Cons

  • • Offshore IFSC (Belize) regulation for global clients
  • • No investor compensation scheme for non-UK clients
  • • MetaTrader-only platform offering
  • • Limited public disclosure of execution quality/slippage statistics
  • • Jurisdictional restrictions for certain countries
  • Key Features

  • • Forex and CFD Trading
  • • MetaTrader 4 Platform
  • • Segregated Client Funds
  • • Negative Balance Protection
  • • Tight Spreads and Fast Execution
  • • Islamic Swap Free Accounts
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    CPT Markets operates through licensed entities in selected regions. It must follow local conduct, capital, and reporting rules. Client money is held in segregated bank accounts, separate from company funds. You complete KYC and AML checks before funding or trading. Protections, complaints processes, and coverage differ by region and the specific entity that onboards you. Confirm the legal name on your account and review the terms, risk disclosures, and policies on the broker's site. This overview is for general information from BrokerCatalogue and is not financial or legal advice.

    You can trade CFDs on major and minor currency pairs, stock indices, commodities, and precious metals. The exact list depends on your region and account type. Some entities may also list energies and other contracts. Each product has its own contract size, tick size, trading hours, margin rules, and rollover costs. Check the product schedule in your client area before you place orders. This is general information only and includes no recommendation or prediction.

    You can use industry-standard desktop, web, and mobile platforms. They offer advanced charting, technical indicators, watchlists, and single-click trading. The broker supports market and pending orders, stop loss and take profit, and trailing stops where available. You may run automated strategies or use VPS hosting if offered by your entity. Access to APIs, add-ons, and third-party tools can vary by region and account. Try a demo first to learn features and order behavior. General information only.

    Your cost of trading can include variable spreads, a commission on some accounts, overnight financing on positions held past the session, and currency conversion if your account and instrument differ. Third-party payment providers may charge funding fees. The broker may apply inactivity or administrative fees under its schedule. Costs vary by product, market conditions, and liquidity, and can change without notice. Review the fee schedule and product disclosure for your entity. This is not advice.

    You can deposit and withdraw via bank transfer, payment cards, or supported e-wallets, subject to region and account status. The broker applies KYC and AML checks, so you provide government ID and proof of address before full access. Withdrawals normally return to the original source in line with anti-fraud rules. Processing depends on method and compliance review. Some methods involve third-party fees. The name on the trading account must match your documents. General information from BrokerCatalogue, not advice.

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