GO Markets

GO Markets forex broker provides access to global forex and CFD markets on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, along with research tools and education. It operates under regulated entities in select regions, and product availability and features vary by jurisdiction.

Key facts

8.3/10
Our rating
#48
Trust rank
2006
Founded
2
Licences
231
Countries accepted
HeadquartersAustralia
Broker typeECN, STP
RegulationASIC; CySEC
PlatformsMT4, MT5
InstrumentsCommodities, Cryptocurrencies, Forex, Indices, Metals
Fee levelLow

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Pros

  • • ASIC-regulated
  • • Raw spreads (ECN-style pricing)
  • • MT4 & MT5 platforms
  • • VPS hosting available
  • • Wide CFD instrument range
  • Cons

  • • MT4/MT5-only platform offering
  • • No guaranteed stop-loss orders (GSLO)
  • • Not available to U.S. clients
  • • Investor protections vary by entity; weaker safeguards offshore
  • • CFD-only product lineup; no physical share ownership
  • Key Features

  • • ASIC and CySEC regulation with segregated client funds
  • • MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 with EAs VPS and algorithmic trading
  • • Raw spread accounts from 0.0 pips with low latency execution
  • • CFDs across forex indices commodities shares and cryptocurrencies
  • • Autochartist powered technical analysis and trade ideas
  • • Negative balance protection for retail clients in applicable regions
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    GO Markets operates through regulated entities in different regions. You onboard with the entity that serves your country. The broker states it keeps client money in segregated accounts and follows KYC and AML rules. You should confirm the regulator, legal name, and contact details shown for your region. Check what protections apply to you, such as complaints handling and any negative balance policy. Terms and safeguards differ by country. Read the legal documents, including the Client Agreement and disclosure statements, before you open and fund an account.

    With GO Markets you can trade forex and CFDs on major asset classes, including indices, commodities, and shares. Some regions may also list digital asset CFDs. Account choices often include a spread-only plan and a commission plan, each with different pricing and platform access. You can open a live account or a demo to practice first. Available products, contract details, and trading hours vary by entity and region. Review the product list, margin policy, and terms for your location before you start.

    GO Markets supports desktop, web, and mobile trading platforms with advanced charts, technical indicators, and common order types such as market, limit, and stop. You can run automated strategies and add custom tools, subject to platform rules. The broker also offers education, market news, and an economic calendar. Some accounts may include extras like a private VPS or premium analysis. Platform availability and features depend on your account type and region. Confirm access and platform choices during onboarding.

    Your cost at GO Markets includes spreads and, on some accounts, a separate commission. If you keep positions past the trading day, overnight financing applies. You may also pay a currency conversion fee when your account currency differs from the instrument. Certain payment methods or long periods without activity can add fees. Banks and wallets may charge their own fees. Costs vary by market, account, and region. Review the fee schedule, instrument specifications, and legal documents for full details before you trade.

    You can deposit and withdraw using supported methods for your region through the secure portal. The name on your trading account must match your payment account. Processing happens during business hours, and timing depends on the method and compliance checks. You may need to verify your identity and source of funds. Limits, fees, and currencies vary by method and entity. Use the portal to submit a request and track status. For exact steps and timeframes, check the funding page and terms for your region.

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