Every figure on this page links to the Fusion Markets page it came from. Where Fusion Markets publishes nothing, we say so and score it zero.
One benchmark instrument per market, in Fusion Markets's own units and on its own basis. Metals are below.
Global pages read live on 27 September 2026. The ASIC entity's leverage table is from the Internet Archive's copy of fusionmarkets.com.au/Trading/Trading-conditions dated 19 May 2026 (the .com.au site redirects to the global site from outside Australia). Spread averages are Fusion's own, for 1 to 5 June 2026.
| Zero Account | 0.01 pips spreadaverage, 1–5 June 2026 (minimum 0.00)The trading-conditions page loads this table from a Google Sheet Fusion publishes itself (output=tsv); the quote is that row as the page receives it. Columns are spreadMin then spreadAvg per the sheet's header row. | $4.5 commission, round turn | SourceHide source“CURRENCY {{SYMBOL_EUR_USD}} {{PRODUCT_EUR_USD}} {{ASSET_CLASS_CURRENCY}} 0.00 0.01” “**Average Spreads from 1st to 5th of June 2026. The above table is measured in pips with the exception of Indices, US Stocks and Cryptocurrencies.” |
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| Classic Account | 0.92 pips spreadaverage, including commission (Fusion's own stated figure)Fusion's rule (Zero average + 0.9) applied to its own 0.01 gives 0.91; its stated EURUSD figure is 0.92. We use the stated figure. | No commission | SourceHide source“On our Classic account, the average spread for currency pairs such as EURUSD is 0.92, including commissions.” “Please note that the average spreads mentioned in our product list are applicable to the Zero account. To obtain the average spreads for your Classic account, you need to add the spread rate indicated on the product list to 0.9.” |
| Leverage · FSA (Seychelles) | 1:500 | SourceHide source“["Forex & Metals","1:500","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · VFSC (Vanuatu) | 1:500The global table is not labelled by entity; it serves both offshore entities, as in the gold record. | SourceHide source“["Forex & Metals","1:500","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · ASIC | 1:30 | SourceHide source“["Major Forex","1:30","100%","50%"]” | |
| Zero Account | 0.31 (no unit given) spreadaverage, 1–5 June 2026 (minimum 0.3)The trading-conditions page loads this table from a Google Sheet Fusion publishes itself (output=tsv); the quote is that row as the page receives it. Fusion says indices are the exception to its pip unit but does not say what they are in (index points is the natural reading). | No commission | SourceHide source“INDICES {{SYMBOL_US500}} {{PRODUCT_US500}} {{ASSET_CLASS_INDICES}} 0.3 0.31” “**Average Spreads from 1st to 5th of June 2026. The above table is measured in pips with the exception of Indices, US Stocks and Cryptocurrencies.” |
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| Classic Account | Spread not publishedFusion prints no Classic US500 spread. Its “add 0.9” rule is written for its pip-quoted products; for US500, which it charges no commission on at Zero and does not quote in pips, applying it is not supported by anything Fusion publishes, so no figure is given. | No commission | SourceHide source“Zero Commissions | Pay no commissions when you trade equity indices.” |
| Leverage · FSA (Seychelles) | 1:100 | SourceHide source“["Indices","1:100 (Fixed)","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · VFSC (Vanuatu) | 1:100 | SourceHide source“["Indices","1:100 (Fixed)","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · ASIC | 1:20 | SourceHide source“["Indices","1:20","100%","50%"]” | |
| Zero Account | 2.86 pips spreadaverage, 1–5 June 2026 (minimum 1)The trading-conditions page loads this table from a Google Sheet Fusion publishes itself (output=tsv); the quote is that row as the page receives it. Commodities fall under the “measured in pips” note, but Fusion never defines an oil pip, so this cannot be turned into dollars from Fusion's own pages. | No commission | SourceHide source“COMMODITIES {{SYMBOL_XTI_USD}} {{PRODUCTS_XTI_USD}} {{ASSET_CLASS_COMMODITIES}} 1 2.86” “**Average Spreads from 1st to 5th of June 2026. The above table is measured in pips with the exception of Indices, US Stocks and Cryptocurrencies.” |
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| Classic Account | Spread not publishedFusion prints no Classic oil spread. Its “add 0.9” rule exists to fold the Zero commission into the spread, and oil carries no commission at Zero, so applying it here is not supported. | No commission | SourceHide source“With $0 brokerage commissions” |
| Leverage · FSA (Seychelles) | 1:500 | SourceHide source“["Energy","1:500","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · VFSC (Vanuatu) | 1:500 | SourceHide source“["Energy","1:500","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · ASIC | 1:10 | SourceHide source“["Energy","1:10","100%","50%"]” | |
| Zero Account | 18.97 (no unit given) spreadaverage, 1–5 June 2026 (minimum 14)The trading-conditions page loads this table from a Google Sheet Fusion publishes itself (output=tsv); the quote is that row as the page receives it. Crypto is excluded from the pip unit and no other unit is given. Fusion's translation sheet renders the symbol as “BTC/USD”. | No commission | SourceHide source“CRYPTOCURRENCIES {{SYMBOL_BTC_USD}} {{PRODUCT_BTC_USD}} {{ASSET_CLASS_CRYPTOCURRENCIES}} 14 18.97” “**Average Spreads from 1st to 5th of June 2026. The above table is measured in pips with the exception of Indices, US Stocks and Cryptocurrencies.” “With Bitcoin spreads from 0.04% and ETH spreads from 0.09%” |
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| Classic Account | Spread not publishedFusion prints no Classic BTCUSD spread. Its “add 0.9” rule is written for its pip-quoted products; for BTCUSD, which it charges no commission on at Zero and does not quote in pips, applying it is not supported by anything Fusion publishes, so no figure is given. | No commission | SourceHide source“we have waived all commission fees for Crypto CFD traders” |
| Leverage · FSA (Seychelles) | 1:10 | SourceHide source“["Crypto","1:10 (Fixed)","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · VFSC (Vanuatu) | 1:10 | SourceHide source“["Crypto","1:10 (Fixed)","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · ASIC | 1:2 | SourceHide source“["Crypto","1:2","100%","50%"]” | |
| Zero Account | 0.04 (no unit given) spreadaverage, 1–5 June 2026 (minimum also 0.04)The trading-conditions page loads this table from a Google Sheet Fusion publishes itself (output=tsv); the quote is that row as the page receives it. US stocks are excluded from the pip unit; read as price it is 4 cents a share. US share CFDs are MT5 only. | No commission | SourceHide source“US_STOCK {{SYMBOL_APPLE}} {{PRODUCT_APPLE}} {{ASSET_CLASS_US_STOCK}} 0.04 0.04” “**Average Spreads from 1st to 5th of June 2026. The above table is measured in pips with the exception of Indices, US Stocks and Cryptocurrencies.” |
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| Classic Account | Spread not publishedFusion prints no Classic AAPL spread. Its “add 0.9” rule is written for its pip-quoted products; for AAPL, which it charges no commission on at Zero and does not quote in pips, applying it is not supported by anything Fusion publishes, so no figure is given. | No commission | SourceHide source“Share CFDs allow you to go both long and short in some of the biggest US companies, with $0 commissions.” |
| Leverage · FSA (Seychelles) | 1:20 | SourceHide source“["US Shares","1:20 (Fixed)","90%","20%"]” | |
| Leverage · VFSC (Vanuatu) | 1:20 | SourceHide source“["US Shares","1:20 (Fixed)","90%","20%"]” “US_STOCK {{SYMBOL_APPLE}} … {{vfsc_doc:20:1}} {{asic_doc:5:1}}” | |
| Leverage · ASIC | 1:5 | SourceHide source“["US Shares","1:5","100%","50%"]” | |
At the two conventions in common use, 0.86 is either 86 cents or $8.60 a lot — a tenfold difference. We do not pick one, so Fusion cannot be costed against brokers that publish gold in dollars.
“METALS {{SYMBOL_XAU_USD}} {{PRODUCT_XAU_USD}} {{ASSET_CLASS_METALS}} 0.50 0.86”
“**Average Spreads from 1st to 5th of June 2026. The above table is measured in pips with the exception of Indices, US Stocks and Cryptocurrencies.”
“The data on these charts is provided by traderproofer.com using the Fusion Markets ZERO account. It is updated hourly.”
“Staying true to our principles, we charge the same low commission for trading gold at $2.25 per lot per side ($4.50 round turn) for Zero Account. For Classic Account, there would be no commission as it will be included in the spread.”
It directs traders to the symbol specification inside MT4, MT5 or cTrader, and says the rates are its prime broker's rather than its own.
“They are calculated by our prime broker and liquidity providers and based on current market conditions and risk analysis. It is worth noting that Fusion Markets does not have any control over these rates”
1.76 is its own rule applied to its own gold average. Fusion states this figure is “measured in pips” but never defines a gold pip, and its contract table gives pip value by lot size rather than pip size. At the two conventions in common use, 0.86 is either 86 cents or $8.60 a lot — a tenfold difference. We do not pick one, so Fusion cannot be costed against brokers that publish gold in dollars.
“Please note that the average spreads mentioned in our product list are applicable to the Zero account. To obtain the average spreads for your Classic account, you need to add the spread rate indicated on the product list to 0.9.”
“Account Types | Zero Account | Classic Account — Spreads from 0.0 / 0.9 — Commission (per side) $2.25 / None”
It directs traders to the symbol specification inside MT4, MT5 or cTrader, and says the rates are its prime broker's rather than its own.
“They are calculated by our prime broker and liquidity providers and based on current market conditions and risk analysis. It is worth noting that Fusion Markets does not have any control over these rates”
“["XAUUSD","1.00","100 oz of Gold","$100/$1 USD Movement","$10.00","$1.00","USD"]”
“For currency pairs, metals, indices and crypto the minimum is 0.01 (often 10c per pip).”
Fusion publishes gold hours in seven timezones, including daylight saving. It is the clearest of the brokers we have read on this.
“["XAUUSD","Sunday 23:00 - Friday 21:59","Daily 21:59 - 23:00","Sunday 22:00 - Friday 20:59","Daily 20:59 - 22:00","Monday 01:00 - Friday 23:59","Daily 23:59 - 01:00"]”
“Yes, you can enter trades and exit them as quickly as you would like with no restrictions on-hold time or where you set your stop loss or take profit.”
“Can I hedge gold positions on Fusion Markets? Yes, hedging is allowed depending on your platform and account setup.”
“Yes, you can enter trades and exit them as quickly as you would like with no restrictions on-hold time or where you set your stop loss or take profit.”
Swap is replaced by an administration charge once a position is a week old. Fusion does not publish what that charge is on gold.
“Only Pay Admin Charges for Trades Open Longer than 7 Days ... Admin charges vary depending on the instrument.”
Leverage on gold is set by the company you are actually onboarded to, not by the brand. A broker can offer 1:1000 through one entity and a fraction of that through another, for the same instrument on the same day.
The archived Australian site settles it — 1:20 is the ASIC retail cap on gold, and the 1:20 copy is Australian text sitting on the global site.
“["Forex & Metals","1:500","90%","20%"]”
“For Fusion clients, the maximum leverage for gold CFDs is 1:500.”
“For Fusion clients, the maximum leverage for gold CFDs is 1:20. ... Take advantage of Fusion's gold leverage of up to 1:20 (retail clients)”
“["Forex & Metals","1:500","90%","20%"]”
Gold gets its own line in the ASIC retail table, tighter than minor forex at 1:20 and separate from other commodities at 1:10.
“["Gold (XAUUSD)","1:20","100%","50%"]”
“["Forex & Metals","1:500","90%","20%"]”
A broker is holding your own money rather than paying you a share of profit, so the only question is how easily it comes back.
Fusion Markets advertises withdrawals as free, and then reserves the right to charge in its own client agreement where a deposit was not traded. Both the claim and the clause are quoted below.
Every method on the Withdrawal Options table shows “Fees: 0 USD”. Fusion reserves the right to pass on merchant fees where a client deposits and withdraws without significant trading.
“Fusion Markets does not charge any fees on your withdrawals, however when withdrawing via bank wire, there may be fees charged by intermediaries or the receiving bank (client bank) that we have no control over. It is also important to note that if you choose to withdraw via crypto, that there may be network fees incurred on the withdrawal amount (these are not charged by Fusion Markets).”
“In cases where clients deposit funds through available funding methods and subsequently request a withdrawal without engaging in significant trading activity, we reserve the right to apply applicable merchant fees to the client's account during the withdrawal process.”
“Withdrawals are available 24/7, with most processed in under 1 hour^, so your money moves when you need it to.”
“Yes, one of our many withdrawal options is a crypto withdrawal. The cryptocurrencies available to withdraw are: Bitcoin (BTC) Ethereum (ETH) Litecoin (LTC) Tether (USDT) (ERC20, TRC20) Ripple (XRP)”
“Min withdrawal: 10 USD”
“Withdrawals are available 24/7, with most processed in under 1 hour^, so your money moves when you need it to.”
“For all markets except cryptocurrencies, withdrawals require a multi-factor authentication (MFA) code. For cryptocurrency withdrawals, you’ll need both email confirmation and an MFA code.”
“Account Approvals can take between as little as 3 minutes, with 90% of account approved within the hour”
How easily your own money comes back, scored separately from what gold costs here.
Advertised as free, but the broker's own client agreement reserves the right to charge where a deposit was not traded.
most processed in under 1 hour; median under an hour; up to one business day for a general compliance check
10 published methods.
The broker publishes nothing either way.
4.8 from 9,631 reviews.
Charges for leaving the account alone scores zero because the firm publishes nothing we could read. Nothing is filled in with a guess.
This score is about getting paid, not about trading rules. It is never averaged into the Freedom Score: a firm can have the most generous rules on the board and still be the hardest place to get money out of.
Every figure comes from Fusion Markets’ own pages, quoted above with a link. Tracked since 20 Sep 2026.
from the Internet Archive's copies of Fusion's pages, both snapshots dated 19 May 2026.
Spread$0.09 an ounce × 100 oz$9
Commission, round turn$6
One round turn$15
Intraday trades a month40
Gold Cost Index · one lot a month$600
Spread$0.09 an ounce × 100 oz$9
Commission, round turn$7
One round turn$16
Intraday trades a month40
Gold Cost Index · one lot a month$640
Spread$0.12 an ounce × 100 oz$12
Commission, round turn$7
One round turn$19
Intraday trades a month40
Gold Cost Index · one lot a month$760
