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Markets.com vs TMGM 2026

By · Facts last confirmed (UTC) · 35 of 42 facts confirmed on the brokers’ own pages

Markets.com has the higher TFB Score (76/100 vs 65/100). Markets.com is regulated by CySEC, FSCA; TMGM by ASIC, VFSC, FSA. TFB Score: Markets.com 76/100, TMGM 65/100.

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Markets.comHigher score

CySEC · FSCA

Very good76/100

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Markets.com is a multi-entity CFD broker whose EU business is run by Safecap Investments Limited (CySEC 092/08), offering its own web and app platforms plus MT4 and MT5.

81.9% of retail CFD accounts lose money with this provider.

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TMGM

ASIC · VFSC · FSA · FSA Seychelles · FSC Mauritius · FSC

Good65/100

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TMGM is an Australian-founded CFD broker (since 2013) offering MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 with EDGE (spreads from 0.0 pips plus commission) and CLASSIC (spreads from 1.0 pips, no commission) accounts, operating through entities regulated by ASIC, the VFSC, the FSA Seychelles, the FSC Mauritius and the CMA Kenya.

Side by side

ItemMarkets.comTMGM
TFB Score76/100â–²65/100
Regulation & safety28/35â–²1 tier-1 regulator (CySEC), investor compensation23/351 tier-1 regulator (ASIC), client money kept apart
Fees & costs16/25â–²Spreads from 0 pips; commission not published13/25Spreads and commission not published (counted as neutral)
Deposits & withdrawals17/20â–²Minimum deposit 100 USD/EUR/GBP equivalent, 7 deposit methods, 5 withdrawal methods14/20Minimum deposit $100 (EDGE and CLASSIC), 3 deposit methods
Platforms & trading15/20MT4, MT5, TradingView; leverage up to 1:3015/20MT4, MT5; leverage up to 1:1000 (international entities; 1:30 for the Australian entity)
Trader ScoreNo trader scores yetNo trader scores yet
RegulatorsCySEC, FSCAASIC, VFSC, FSA, FSA Seychelles, FSC Mauritius, FSC
Minimum deposit100 USD/EUR/GBP equivalent$100 (EDGE and CLASSIC)
Spreads from0.0 (EU site, Safecap Investments Limited; floating spreads)Not published
Max leverage1:30up to 1:1000 (international entities; 1:30 for the Australian entity)
PlatformsMetaTrader 4MetaTrader 5TradingViewMT4MT5
Withdrawal methodsCredit/debit card, Bank transfer, PayPal, Skrill, NetellerNot published
Retail accounts losing money81.9%Not published

Facts from each broker's own website and the regulators' registers. Full sources are on each review: Markets.com review · TMGM review.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers, from the facts shown on this page.

Is Markets.com or TMGM better?

Markets.com has the higher TFB Score (76/100 vs 65/100). The best choice depends on your country, platform and payment method.

Are Markets.com and TMGM regulated?

Markets.com: CySEC, FSCA. TMGM: ASIC, VFSC, FSA, FSA Seychelles, FSC Mauritius, FSC. Every licence is linked to the regulator's register on each review.

Which is safer, Markets.com or TMGM?

Markets.com holds 1 tier-1 licence (CySEC); TMGM holds 1 (ASIC). Tier-1 regulators have the strictest rules on client money. Your protection depends on which company opens your account.

What is the minimum deposit at Markets.com and TMGM?

Markets.com: 100 USD/EUR/GBP equivalent. TMGM: $100 (EDGE and CLASSIC).

Do Markets.com and TMGM offer MetaTrader and TradingView?

Both offer MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. Markets.com: Web Platform, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, TradingView. TMGM: MT4, MT5.

What is the maximum leverage at Markets.com and TMGM?

Markets.com: 1:30. TMGM: up to 1:1000 (international entities; 1:30 for the Australian entity). Leverage depends on the company that opens your account and on your country.

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Forex trading at these brokers is done through CFDs (contracts for difference): you trade on the price moving up or down, without owning the currency itself.Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. At Markets.com, 81.9% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with that provider. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Read the full risk warning