Base Markets Review

 

Base Markets is a Mauritius-regulated CFD and forex broker founded in 2025. Your trading options cover forex, index CFDs, crypto CFDs, and commodities through MetaTrader 5.

Base Zero suits traders who prefer raw spreads plus commission, while Base Standard places trading costs within the spread.

 

 

Is Base Markets available to traders worldwide?

Base Markets is built for global traders, with trading access across popular markets like forex, commodities, and indices. Availability can still depend on your country, local rules, and whether Base Markets accepts clients from your region. Before opening an account, check the registration page or speak to support to confirm that your country is supported.

 

 

What can I trade with Base Markets?

Base Markets gives traders access to major financial markets, including forex pairs, commodities, and indices. This means you can trade instruments like EUR/USD, gold, and major stock index CFDs from one platform. Always check the live platform for the full list of instruments, spreads, and trading conditions before placing a trade.

 

Feature	Details
Broker	Base Markets
Established Year	2025
Regulation and Licenses	Financial Services Commission Mauritius; License No. GB25204723; Company No. 223521
Bonuses	No deposit bonuses
Trading Platforms	MetaTrader 5 Copy Trading via Brokeree
Account Types	Base Zero Base Standard Demo Account Institutional Account Managed Account / PAMM
Base Currencies	USD EUR GBP AED AUD
Spreads	Base Zero from 0.0 pips Base Standard with costs included in the spread
Leverage	Forex up to 1:500; Indices up to 1:200; Crypto up to 1:10; Commodities up to 1:500, depending on the asset
Currency Pairs	60+ major minor and exotic pairs
Minimum Deposit	$0 for Base Zero and Base Standard accounts
Inactivity Fee	None
Fees and Commissions	$4 per lot round turn ($2 per side) on Base Zero for most instruments $3 per side on Gold zero commission on Oil
Affiliate Program	Yes
Banned Countries	Restrictions apply in the United States, Canada, Iran, Myanmar, Russia, Ukraine, and many other jurisdictions
Scalping	Yes
Hedging	Yes
Trading Instruments	Forex; Index CFDs; Crypto CFDs; Commodity CFDs; Stock CFDs coming soon
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Trading with Base Markets – Immediate Advantages and Disadvantages

 

✓ Pros	✕ Cons
Base Zero offers spreads from 0.0 pips and commission from $2 per side	Negative balance protection is not available
MetaTrader 5 is available on web, desktop, iOS, and Android	Islamic accounts are not available for swap-free trading

 

Overview

Base Markets entered the market in 2025 as a privately held Mauritius broker under FSC regulation. Your trade access covers more than 60 forex pairs, major global indexes, cryptocurrencies, and commodities through MT5.

Client funds are kept in segregated bank accounts, while card, bank transfer, USDT, and USDC provide funding routes. Support covers English and Arabic, alongside several other site languages.

 

Feature	Details
Broker	Base Markets
Regulation	Financial Services Commission Mauritius; License No. GB25204723; Company No. 223521
Trading Platform	MetaTrader 5 for web, desktop, iOS, and Android
Tradable Assets	Forex; Index CFDs; Crypto CFDs; Commodity CFDs; Stock CFDs coming soon
Account Types	Base Zero; Base Standard; Demo Account; Institutional Account; Managed Account / PAMM
Risk Protection	Segregated client funds across multiple regulated banks; OTP-secured withdrawals; anti-fraud transaction monitoring
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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets offer MetaTrader 5?

Yes, Base Markets gives you MetaTrader 5 access through web, desktop, iOS, and Android.

 

Does Base Markets offer a demo account?

Yes, Base Markets gives you a non-expiring MT5 demo account with virtual funds.

 

Key Observations

Base Markets is an ideal broker if you want MT5 access, a choice between spread-plus-commission or spread-only pricing, and exposure to several CFD markets from one account.

Base Zero gives scalpers and algo traders a more direct cost setup, while Base Standard suits traders who prefer no separate commission line on each trade.

There are fewer risk controls than what other brokers offer, especially in terms of the lack of negative balance protection and investor compensation. This means that you require strict position sizing and stop-loss discipline. Despite this, segregated funds and withdrawal security offer useful protection.

 

 

Fees, Spreads, and Commissions

Base Markets gives you two different cost paths. Base Zero uses variable raw spreads from 0.0 pips plus commission, while Base Standard folds its charges into the quoted spread. Your trade duration also affects cost because positions held past the daily rollover incur swaps.

There are no inactivity, deposit, withdrawal, or currency-conversion fees charged by Base Markets.

 

Fee Type	Details	Applies To
Spreads	Base Zero has variable spreads from 0.0 pips. Base Standard has variable spreads with the account charge built into the quote.	All live accounts
Commission	Base Zero charges from $2 per side, or $4 per lot round turn. Gold trades are charged at $3 per side. Base Standard has no separate commission charge.	Base Zero and Gold trades
Overnight Fees	Swap charges apply after the daily rollover.	All overnight positions
Deposit Fees	Base Markets charges $0 deposit fees. Your bank, card issuer, or payment provider may charge separately.	All deposit methods
Withdrawal Fees	Base Markets charges $0 withdrawal fees. Third-party payment fees may still apply.	All withdrawal methods
Conversion Fees	None.	All account types

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets charge commission on trades?

Base Zero has commission charges. Base Standard has no separate commission charge because its cost is included in the spread.

 

Does Base Markets charge an inactivity or conversion fee?

No, Base Markets does not charge any inactivity or currency conversion fees.

 

Notable Points

Your account choice will depend on trade frequency and how you prefer to see costs. Base Zero puts commission beside raw pricing, while Base Standard folds the charge into the spread.

You should compare quoted spreads on both accounts before you deposit, especially if short-term trades form a large part of your routine. Traders who hold positions overnight should note that swaps can be charged, depending on the direction of the trade.

 

 

 

Minimum Deposit and Account Types

Base Markets gives you two live account routes, plus a demo profile, institutional access, and PAMM access. Base Zero suits traders who price each trade through raw spreads and a set commission.

Base Standard suits traders who prefer costs inside the spread and rebate access. Both live options allow small order sizes, 500 positions, and forex leverage up to 1:500.

 

Fee Type	Details	Applies To
Spreads	Base Zero has variable spreads from 0.0 pips. Base Standard has variable spreads with the account charge built into the quote.	All live accounts
Commission	Base Zero charges from $2 per side, or $4 per lot round turn. Gold trades are charged at $3 per side. Base Standard has no separate commission charge.	Base Zero and Gold trades
Overnight Fees	Swap charges apply after the daily rollover.	All overnight positions
Deposit Fees	Base Markets charges $0 deposit fees. Your bank, card issuer, or payment provider may charge separately.	All deposit methods
Withdrawal Fees	Base Markets charges $0 withdrawal fees. Third-party payment fees may still apply.	All withdrawal methods
Conversion Fees	None.	All account types

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How much do you need to deposit with Base Markets?

Both live accounts have a $0 minimum deposit.

 

How do Base Markets account costs differ?

Base Zero charges from $2 per side, equal to $4 per lot round turn. Base Standard has no commission, with the cost inside the spread. Gold commission on Base Zero costs from $3 per side.

 

Overall Assessment

Base Markets gives you a simple choice: raw pricing with Base Zero, or spread-only pricing with Base Standard. Your decision comes down to how you trade and how you prefer to see costs.

The $0 live-account minimum lowers the entry point.

 

 

How To Open a Base Markets Account

Base Markets has a standard registration process that traders can follow to open an account. Here’s how you can get started:

 

1. Step 1: Open the sign-up form

Visit the Base Markets website and click on the “Sign Up” banner. The registration page will ask for your account type, personal details, contact information, and password.

 

2. Step 2: Select the right client type

Choose “Individual Client” for a personal trading account in your own name. Choose “Corporate Client” only when the account belongs to a registered business, and you have the authority to open it.

 

3. Step 3: Enter your legal name

Enter your first name and last name exactly as they appear on your identity documents. Name differences between your account, ID, bank account, card, or crypto wallet can cause problems later when you need to verify your profile or withdraw funds.

 

4. Step 4: Choose your country of residence

Select the country where you live. Your country affects account availability and the legal age requirement that applies to you.

 

5. Step 5: Add your phone number and email address

Enter a current phone number and an email address you use regularly. Account notices, verification requests, and security messages go to these contact details, so avoid an old inbox you rarely check.

 

6. Step 6: Create a password

Choose a password with at least eight characters. Add one lowercase letter, one uppercase letter, and one number. Avoid names, birth dates, or passwords you already use for email, banking, or social media.

 

7. Step 7: Confirm your password

Enter the same password again in the Repeat Password field. Check both entries before you continue.

 

8. Step 8: Read the account terms

Read the Privacy Policy, Risk Disclosure, and Terms and Conditions before you accept them.

 

9. Step 9: Choose your email preferences

Select the newsletter and update options only if you want product news and company emails in your inbox.

 

10. Step 10: Submit your registration

Click “Continue” once every field is complete, and the terms have been accepted.

 

11. Step 11: Complete identity and AML verification

Provide the required identity and AML details before requesting a withdrawal. Deposits and withdrawals should be made using your own bank account, card, or crypto wallet, as third-party payments are not accepted.

 

 

 

Safety and Security

Base Markets falls under the Mauritius Financial Services Commission oversight, with client money separated from company funds at regulated banks. Your account also benefits from bank-level encryption, one-time password withdrawal checks, and transaction checks.

 

Area	Details
Regulator	Financial Services Commission Mauritius
Licensed Entity	Base Markets, Mauritius company no. 223521
License Number	GB25204723
Client Fund Handling	Retail client funds are kept in separate accounts across multiple regulated banks
Balance Protection	No negative balance protection
Security Measures	Bank-level encryption, one-time-password withdrawal checks, and anti-fraud transaction checks

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets separate client funds from company money?

Yes. Base Markets places retail client funds in separate bank accounts with multiple regulated banking institutions.

 

Does Base Markets provide negative balance protection?

No, Base Markets does not provide negative balance protection. This means that a market loss can exceed your deposited amount in certain conditions.

 

Section Summary

Base Markets gives you a regulated broker with several useful account-security controls. Client deposits go into separate accounts at several regulated banks, while bank-level encryption, one-time-password checks, and transaction monitoring protect account access and withdrawals.

Mauritius FSC oversight gives you a regulatory base, but there is no negative balance protection or investor compensation. Thus, traders should use leverage carefully and ensure they have solid trading discipline in terms of position sizing.

 

 

Base Markets Trading Platforms

Platform choice affects every trade you place, from chart analysis to order execution. Base Markets currently only offers MetaTrader 5 as the main platform option.

You access the same workspace through your browser, desktop computer, iPhone, or Android device, with copy trading available through Brokeree. Demo access also gives you time to learn the platform before using live funds.

 

Base Markets is a focused MT5 broker for active traders, with:

• transparent low-cost pricing;
• Base Zero raw-style pricing;
• no broker deposit, withdrawal, inactivity or conversion fees;
• AED account currency;
• Arabic support;
• secure withdrawal controls;
• practical funding options;
• a credible team with relevant brokerage, trading and operational experience.

 

Feature	Details
Trading Platform	MetaTrader 5 (MT5)
Access Modes	Web platform, desktop application, iOS app, Android app
Account Compatibility	Base Zero, Base Standard, Demo, Institutional, and Managed/PAMM accounts
Automation Support	Expert Advisors (EAs), custom indicators, automated strategies, pending orders, trailing stop, Stop Loss, and Take Profit
Copy Trading	Available through Brokeree Social Trading
Demo Trading	Yes. Non-expiring demo account with virtual funds

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets work on mobile devices?

Yes. MT5 is available on both iOS and Android, alongside desktop and browser access.

 

Does Base Markets offer more than one trading platform?

No. MT5 is the only platform available.

 

Overall Impression

One platform is not a drawback if MT5 already matches the way you trade. You avoid jumping between different layouts, menus, and tools because every device delivers the same experience.

Copy trading and automation offer traders some flexibility. More platform options would appeal to some traders, but MT5 already covers what most retail traders use every day.

 

 

Markets and Instruments

Your trading opportunities depend on more than spreads or leverage. Market choice plays a big part as well. Base Markets gives you access to four core CFD categories through one MT5 account, including forex, commodities, crypto, and global stock indices.

Base Markets’ asset coverage suits traders who prefer major markets without sorting through thousands of products before placing a trade.

 

Market	Example Instruments	Market Hours	Lot Size
Commodity CFDs	Gold, Silver, Palladium, Platinum, Brent Crude, WTI, Natural Gas	23/5	Minimum trade size: 0.01 lot. Exact contract size varies by symbol on MT5.
Forex CFDs	60+ major, minor, and exotic currency pairs	24/5	0.01–100 lots per order. One standard forex lot equals 100,000 units of the base currency.
Crypto CFDs	BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC, BCH	24/7	Minimum trade size: 0.01 lot. Exact contract size varies by crypto pair on MT5.
Index CFDs	US500, US30, NAS100, GER40, UK100, FRA40, JPN225, AUS200, HK50, EUSTX50, US2000	23/5	Minimum trade size: 0.01 lot. Exact contract size varies by index symbol on MT5.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets offer commodity CFDs?

Yes. Commodity CFDs cover precious metals, energy products, and natural gas, including Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Brent Crude, WTI, and Natural Gas.

 

Does Base Markets offer cryptocurrency trading?

Yes. Crypto CFDs include popular coins such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash. Crypto trading is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

 

Practical Takeaway

Base Markets gives you the main CFD markets most active retail traders use. Forex covers the most instruments, which is ideal if currency pairs form the core of your trading week.

Index access is decent if you trade major global benchmarks such as the US500, NAS100, GER40, and UK100. Commodity traders get the main metals and energy contracts, including gold, silver, Brent, WTI, and natural gas. Crypto access is more limited, with the focus on the larger coins.

Unfortunately, Base Markets does not yet offer stock CFD trading, which could deter traders who focus on single-share trading as part of their investment portfolio.

If your trading is focused on forex, gold, oil, crypto majors, and headline indices, the market range gives you enough instruments to create a diverse portfolio.

 

 

Trading Tools

Base Markets gives you the core tools needed to plan, enter, manage, and review trades with more control. You get technical indicators, chart tools, order types, stop-loss and take-profit controls, trailing stops, copy trading, provider ratings, and market news.

The toolkit is useful for traders who want an established and reliable structure before entering live positions in volatile markets.

 

Tool	Function	Access	Key Benefits
MT5 Advanced Charts	Analyze price action with multiple chart types and technical indicators	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	You can check the same market from different angles before placing a trade.
Technical Indicators	Apply built-in indicators to support market analysis	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	Indicators give extra context on trend, momentum, volatility, and volume. Price alone only tells part of the story, while indicators help you test the idea before risking money.
Multi-Asset Trading	Trade forex, indices, crypto CFDs, and commodities from one platform	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	You can move between forex, indices, crypto, and commodities from the same login, which helps if your watchlist covers more than one market.
Stop Loss	Close a trade automatically at a chosen loss level	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	A stop loss gives your trade a pre-set exit if price goes against you. It is one of the tools that can stop one bad trade from doing too much damage.
Take Profit	Close a trade automatically after your target price is reached	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	A take-profit order helps you exit at the level you planned before the trade becomes tempting to overmanage. It also helps when price hits your target while you are not watching the screen.
Pending Orders	Place trades before price reaches your chosen entry level	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	Pending orders let you plan an entry in advance instead of chasing price after the move has already happened.
Trailing Stop	Adjust the stop-loss level as price moves in your favor	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	A trailing stop helps protect profit as the trade works in your favor. It allows the trade to continue without leaving the full position fully exposed.
Conditional Orders	Trigger trades only after specific price conditions are met	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	Conditional orders are useful when you want the market to prove a level first. You set the terms, and the trade only activates if price meets those terms.
Copy Trading (Brokeree)	Follow strategy providers through the Brokeree social trading system	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	Copy trading lets you follow another trader’s strategy with proportional trade sizing, subscription settings, and risk controls.
Provider Ratings	Compare strategy providers through performance dashboards	Web, Desktop,	Ratings and performance data help you compare providers before choosing one.
Market News and Analysis	View market updates from inside MT5	Web, Desktop, iOS, Android	In-platform news helps you see what may be driving price without jumping between tabs mid-trade. It makes market context easier to check before entry or during an open position.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets provide market news?

Yes. Market news and analysis appear inside MT5, giving you market updates without switching between different applications.

 

Does Base Markets offer trading tools for risk management?

Yes. Stop Loss, Take Profit, trailing stops, and conditional orders give you several ways to control risk before a trade opens and after it enters the market.

 

Our Insight

Trading tools influence every decision you make, from the moment you spot an opportunity until the trade closes.

Base Markets covers the features most active traders expect, with chart analysis, technical indicators, multiple order types, market news, and copy trading available from the same account.

Risk management stands out because stop-loss, take-profit, trailing stops, pending orders, and conditional orders give you more control over entries and exits instead of relying on manual execution alone.

Copy trading also broadens your options, especially if you want to learn from experienced traders, but strategy statistics deserve careful review before committing capital.

Overall, the toolkit supports discretionary traders, swing traders, day traders, and algorithmic traders without leaving obvious gaps in the essentials.

 

 

Partnership Programs

Trading is one way to earn through a broker, but it is not the only one. Base Markets also gives affiliates, introducing brokers, educators, finance websites, and content creators a way to earn through client referrals.

Earnings depend on the partnership type, referred trading activity, and, in some cases, the markets that clients trade.

 

Feature	Information
Program type	Introducing Broker, affiliate, educator, influencer and custom partnership program
Introducing Broker program	Partners earn ongoing rebates based on the closed trading volume generated by referred clients
Affiliate commission model	CPA commission paid for every qualifying active client referred
CPA qualification	The referred client must meet the required deposit, trading and location conditions
Minimum qualifying client deposit	From $400 for the CPA affiliate program
CPA calculation	Depends on the client’s country tier and the asset class of their first closed trade
Eligible CPA asset classes	Forex, commodities, indices, cryptocurrency CFDs, and ETFs. Stock CFDs coming soon.
IB rebate structure	Tiered monthly rebates that increase as referred clients generate more closed lots
IB eligible markets	Forex, index CFDs, metals, energy, cryptocurrencies and soft commodities
Stock CFD rebates	Stock CFDs are excluded from the IB rebate program
Rebate currency	USD
Rebate review period	Rates are updated monthly according to total closed trading volume
Affiliate tools	Tracking links, campaign tools, reports and digital marketing resources
Partner portal	Available for tracking performance and accessing promotional materials
Marketing support	Multilingual banners, creative assets, landing pages and customised promotions
Dedicated partner manager	Yes
Custom promotions	Available based on the partner’s audience and business model
Educational partnerships	Available for trading schools, mentors, course providers and e-book publishers
Influencer partnerships	Available for finance influencers and content creators with an established audience
Co-branded content	Available through selected educational and marketing partnerships
Custom partnerships	Base Markets accepts proposals for financial-market projects outside its standard programs
Application fee	No application fee stated
Approval required	Yes. Applications are reviewed before partnership access is granted
Geographic availability	Subject to regulatory restrictions, partner location and target audience
Main advantage	Multiple earning models with personalised marketing and account-management support
Main limitation	CPA earnings require clients to meet deposit and trading conditions; registration alone is not enough
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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets have an affiliate program?

Yes. Affiliates earn CPA payments after qualified referrals meet the required funding conditions. Payment amounts depend on the client’s country group and first traded asset.

 

Does Base Markets have a rebate program for traders?

Yes. Base Standard account holders qualify for rebates, with larger monthly trading volumes unlocking higher rebate levels.

 

How We See It

Base Markets covers more than the usual affiliate and IB structure by offering different business models.

A finance website, educator, creator, or introducing broker can choose a partnership that matches the audience instead of forcing every referral into the same program. The tiered IB rebates also reward consistent client trading activity instead of one-off referrals.

 

 

Deposits and Withdrawals

Base Markets supports bank cards, international bank transfers, and crypto deposits and withdrawals.

Card and crypto deposits are processed quickly, while bank transfers can take longer. Withdrawals follow the original payment route, with identity checks required before funds leave your account.

 

Method	Deposit Availability	Withdrawal Availability	Processing Time
Visa	Yes	Yes	Deposit: instant. Withdrawal: processed within 1 business day.
Mastercard	Yes	Yes	Deposit: instant. Withdrawal: processed within 1 business day.
International Bank Transfer	Yes	Yes	Deposit: up to 3 business days. Withdrawal: processed within 1 business day.
USDT	Yes	Yes	Deposit: instant. Withdrawal: processed within 1 business day.
USDC	Yes	Yes	Deposit: instant. Withdrawal: processed within 1 business day.
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Frequently Asked Questions

 

How long do Base Markets withdrawals take?

Withdrawal requests are processed within one business day. When it reflects in your bank account will depend on your payment provider or bank.

 

Does Base Markets charge deposit or withdrawal fees?

No. Broker fees do not apply to deposits or withdrawals. However, banks, card issuers, or payment providers can apply their own charges.

 

Real-world View

Deposit and withdrawal options cover the payment methods most traders use, and zero broker fees remove one unnecessary cost from the process. Card and crypto deposits suit traders who want account funding without waiting on bank processing.

Identity checks and the same-route withdrawal policy are standard security practices and help protect your account from unauthorized transactions.

 

 

Educational Resources

Learning resources can save you from expensive mistakes, especially during your first months in the market. Base Markets currently offers a trading glossary, with a Market News & Analysis section planned as an additional learning resource.

 

Resource	Format	Focus	Best Suited For
Trading Glossary	Online reference	Trading terms, platform language, and market vocabulary	New traders who need plain explanations before placing trades or reading market commentary.
Market News & Analysis	Online market updates, coming soon	Market developments, news, and trading commentary	Traders who want regular market context alongside technical analysis once the section becomes available.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Does Base Markets provide enough education for beginners?

No. New traders can learn basic terminology through the glossary, but anyone who wants complete trading education will need additional resources.

 

Does Base Markets provide a trading glossary?

Yes. The glossary explains trading terminology.

 

Expert Commentary

While Base Markets is still developing its educational section, the glossary can help if you need to understand trading language. Beginners can use the demo account to practice trading, but will require additional resources to learn more about trading.

 

 

 

Customer Support

Decent customer support should prove its value long before anything goes wrong. Account verification, funding questions, platform issues, and withdrawal requests become easier when somebody answers promptly.

Base Markets offers email and telephone support, together with a multilingual website, giving clients more than one way to contact the support team.

 

Support Channel	Availability	Purpose	Notes
Email Support	Available	Account queries, verification, payments, and general assistance	Useful when your request needs documents, screenshots, or a written record of the conversation.
Telephone Support	+44 1224 076 060	Direct customer assistance	Helpful if you prefer speaking with a support agent instead of typing through chat or email.
Social Media	Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Reddit, YouTube	Company updates and community engagement	Suitable for news and announcements, but account-specific questions should go through private support channels.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How can I contact Base Markets customer support?

You can use email, or telephone support, depending on how you prefer to communicate.

 

Which languages does Base Markets support?

The website supports English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, German, and Russian.

 

Closing Take

Customer support becomes important the first time you need help with account verification, deposits, withdrawals, or a platform issue. Base Markets covers the main contact channels most traders expect.

Email, and telephone support ensure flexibility, while the multilingual website makes navigation easier if English is not your first language.

 

Broker Comparison Table

 

Feature	Base Markets	FXTM	Exness
Established Year	2025	2012	2008
Main Regulation	FSC Mauritius, License No. GB25204723	FCA UK, FSCA South Africa, FSC Mauritius, CMA Kenya, SCA UAE	FSA Seychelles, CBCS, FSC BVI, FSC Mauritius, FSCA South Africa, CySEC, FCA UK, CMA Kenya, JSC Jordan
Platforms	MT5, Brokeree copy trading	MT4, MT5, FXTM Trader app	MT4, MT5, Exness Trade app, Exness Terminal, MT4 MultiTerminal
Account Types	Base Zero, Base Standard, Demo, Institutional, Managed / PAMM	Advantage, Advantage Plus, Advantage Stocks, Demo, Islamic	Standard, Standard Cent, Pro, Zero, Raw Spread, Demo
Minimum Deposit	$0 for live accounts	$200 on Advantage and Advantage Plus; $10 mentioned for MT5 access	$10 on Standard and Standard Cent; $500 on Pro, Zero, and Raw Spread
Spreads	Base Zero from 0.0 pips; Base Standard with costs included in the spread	Advantage from 0.0 pips; Advantage Plus from 1.5 pips; Advantage Stocks from 6 cents	Standard from 0.2 pips; Standard Cent from 0.3 pips; Pro from 0.1 pips; Zero and Raw Spread from 0 pips
Commissions	Base Zero from $2 per side; Gold at $3 per side	Advantage average $0.40 to $2 based on volume; Advantage Stocks average $0.40 to $2 based on volume	Zero from $0.05 per lot per side; Raw Spread up to $3.50 per lot per side
Maximum Leverage	Forex up to 1:500; indices up to 1:200; crypto up to 1:10; commodities up to 1:500	Up to 1:3000 floating	Up to 1:Unlimited; fixed leverage applies to some markets
Tradable Markets	Forex, index CFDs, crypto CFDs, commodity CFDs	Forex, spot metals, index CFDs, commodity CFDs, crypto CFDs, stock CFDs, real stocks on MT5	Forex, metals, crypto, energies, stocks, indices
Currency Pairs	60+ major, minor, and exotic pairs	60+ forex pairs	100+ currency pairs
Demo Account	Non-expiring MT5 demo with virtual funds	Demo account on MT4 and MT5	Demo account for strategy testing and platform practice
Swap-Free Account	Not available	Available	Available, with automatic swap-free status in Islamic countries and qualification rules elsewhere
Client Protection	Segregated client funds, OTP-secured withdrawals, anti-fraud checks, no negative balance protection	Segregated funds, SSL encryption, negative balance protection, insurance up to $1 million above $10,000	Segregated funds, negative balance protection, stop-out protection, Financial Commission membership with compensation up to €20,000 per eligible ruling
Copy Trading	Brokeree Social Trading	Manual, semi-automated, and automatic copy trading	Social trading available
Affiliate Program	CPA up to $1,600; $400 minimum first deposit per referred client; IB rebates of up to 50% available	CPA up to $600 per qualified trader; 30-day cookie window; IB program available	CPA up to $1,850; over 375,000 partners globally
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Pros and Cons

 

✓ Pros	✕ Cons
Base Zero spreads start from 0.0 pips	No negative balance protection
MetaTrader 5 works on web, desktop, iOS, and Android	No Islamic or swap-free accounts
More than 60 major, minor, and exotic forex pairs are available	No investor compensation
Base Standard has no separate trading commission	Stock CFDs are not yet available
Non-expiring MT5 demo account with virtual funds is available	MT5 is the only trading platform
Copy trading is available through Brokeree Social Trading	Educational material is limited to a glossary
No Base Markets inactivity, deposit, withdrawal, or currency conversion fees	Customer support is limited to weekdays

 

References:

• Base Markets official website (https://www.basemarkets.com/)
• Support & FAQ
• Base Markets Trading, Markets, and Educational Hub

 

In Conclusion

Base Markets is best understood as a focused MT5 broker built around transparent pricing, low trading costs, practical funding options, and a straightforward account structure.

While the brand is new, the offering is supported by a team with relevant experience across brokerage operations, trading, dealing, payments and compliance.

Base Markets does not currently try to compete on the widest product range or the deepest education library, but its proposition is credible for active traders who value MT5 access, raw-style pricing through Base Zero, AED account currency, Arabic-language support, and clear funding and withdrawal processes.

 

Frequently Asked Questions