Fusion Markets Forex Broker Review

The cheapest ECN commission we've tested

Fusion Markets' ZERO account charges USD 4.50 per lot round-turn - USD 2.25 each way. On EUR/USD, the all-in cost is approximately 0.05–0.15 pips, depending on the liquidity pool spread at the time of execution. That is materially cheaper than IC Markets (USD 6), FP Markets (USD 6), or Pepperstone (USD 7). For a scalper doing 100+ lots per month, that difference becomes significant in annual terms.

ASIC-regulation (385620) and the Melbourne-based team add a layer of credibility to what is otherwise a no-frills proposition. Fusion Markets was founded in 2017, making it one of the newer ASIC-regulated options in the field.

What you don't get

Fusion Markets is explicit about what it doesn't offer: no bonuses, no promotions, no market research, and limited educational content. The platform infrastructure is MT4, MT5, and cTrader - unmodified and straightforward. If you want analysis tools, Trading Central integration, or a robust support team for new traders, Fusion Markets is not the right choice.

Classic account option

For traders who prefer spread-only pricing, the Classic account charges zero commission with spreads from 0.9 pips on EUR/USD. The ZERO account is economically superior for anyone trading more than a few lots per week.

Regulation

ASIC (385620) and VFSC (Vanuatu). ASIC covers Australian-resident clients with Tier 1 protection; the VFSC entity serves international clients with lower investor protection standards.

Bottom line

Fusion Markets is the right choice for a single, narrow use case: cost-conscious active traders who want the lowest possible ECN commission under ASIC regulation and are comfortable operating without research, education, or premium support infrastructure.