IC Markets vs Fusion Markets: Which Broker Is Better?

IC Markets scores higher than Fusion Markets on BrokrRank (4.7 vs 4.5), mainly for a larger range of markets and stronger regulation. Fusion Markets is the cheaper of the two, with a lower commission per lot and no minimum deposit.

How do IC Markets and Fusion Markets compare?

	IC Markets	Fusion Markets
BrokrRank score	4.7	4.5
Regulation & safety (35%)	4.7	4.4
Trading costs (25%)	4.9	5.0
Platforms (15%)	4.9	4.6
Asset selection (15%)	4.3	3.6
Account opening (10%)	4.7	4.9
Minimum deposit	$200	$0
Commission per lot (raw account)	$7	$4.5
UAE licence	None listed	None listed
Key regulators	ASIC, CySEC	ASIC
Platforms	MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView	MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, DupliTrade
Instruments	2,200+	250+ Instruments

Scores follow our rating methodology. Conditions are taken from each broker's published documents and can change; check the broker's site before opening an account.

Which is cheaper, IC Markets or Fusion Markets?

Fusion Markets scores a full 5.0 for costs in our ratings against 4.9 for IC Markets, with a lower commission on its raw-spread account and no minimum deposit.

Which offers more markets?

IC Markets lists around 2,200 instruments against roughly 250 at Fusion Markets, so IC Markets suits traders who want share CFDs as well as forex and indices.

Which is better regulated?

Both are ASIC-regulated in Australia. IC Markets also holds a CySEC licence, while Fusion Markets relies on offshore entities in Vanuatu and Seychelles for many international clients. Neither holds a UAE licence.

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