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Plus500 Review

Revue de Plus500 en 2024 : Un Aperçu Complet
Founded 2008 ·HQ Israel
C IC composite score
· out of 5
Spot fee
EUR/USD typical 0.6 pips
maker / taker
Futures fee
maker / taker
Min deposit
$100
deposit
Coins listed
spot + perps
24h volume
all markets
US clients
No
availability
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EDITORIAL VERDICT

The IC verdict

Plus500 pairs a globally regulated, six-jurisdiction licensing footprint with a clean proprietary platform and tight EUR/USD spreads, but the absence of MetaTrader and thin educational content limit it for advanced traders.

iC Reviewed by Joanna Newman · Published · Updated
FULL REVIEW

The complete analysis

Published 2019-11-15
RATING · 6 factors

The composite breakdown

Score: 3.9 · Grade: C
Fees ×1.2 Spot + futures + funding spreads
3.5
Regulation ×1.0 Licenses + jurisdictional standing
4.5
Asset coverage ×1.0 Coins, fiats, derivative pairs
3.5
Security ×1.2 Cold storage, audits, history
4.0
Withdrawal ×1.0 Speed, fees, transparency
4.0
UX ×1.0 Mobile, web, support quality
4.0
FEES

What it actually costs

Last verified 2026-06-26
Item Cost
EUR/USD spread 0.6 pips
GBP/USD spread 1.1 pips
Gold spread 0.3 pips
Crude Oil spread 0.03 pips

Other fees apply.

VERDICT · pros & cons

What's good, what isn't

Pros

  • Regulated by six authorities including FCA, CySEC, ASIC, MAS, FMA and FSCA
  • User-friendly proprietary platform on web and mobile
  • No commissions on trades (revenue via spreads)
  • Wide range of tradable CFD instruments including crypto
  • Transparent fee structure with no deposit or withdrawal fees

Cons

  • Limited research and educational resources
  • No support for MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5
  • Limited customer support hours (no phone support)
  • CFD-only -- traders never own the underlying asset
REGULATION · licenses

Where Plus500 is regulated

Last verified 2026-06-26
Financial Conduct Authority
United Kingdom
Active
Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission
Cyprus · License No. 250/14
Active
Australian Securities and Investments Commission
Australia
Active
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Singapore
Active
Financial Markets Authority
New Zealand
Active
Financial Sector Conduct Authority
South Africa
Active
FAQ

Common questions

5 Q&As
Is Plus500 a trustworthy broker?
Yes. Plus500 is regulated by multiple financial authorities including the FCA, CySEC (license 250/14), ASIC, MAS, FMA and FSCA, ensuring a high level of security and transparency.
What platforms does Plus500 offer?
Plus500 offers its proprietary trading platform on web and mobile devices. It does not support MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5.
Does Plus500 charge commissions?
No. Plus500 does not charge commissions on trades. The broker earns revenue through spreads and overnight funding charges.
What is the minimum deposit for Plus500?
The minimum deposit for the Plus500 Standard account is $100.
What leverage does Plus500 offer?
Plus500 offers leverage up to 1:30 for retail traders and up to 1:300 for professional accounts. Professional accounts do not have ICF rights.