Agility Markets Review

About Agility Markets

Agility Markets is promoted as Agility Markets Pty Ltd, allegedly based in Australia under ASIC Authorised Representative number AR 001298847; that licence was cancelled on May 28, 2023, and it is not currently regulated by any financial authority (). The broker offers trading in forex, indices, commodities, precious metals, crude oil, and CFDs, and claims to provide a proprietary platform “AM Trader” (as well as web and mobile versions) without supporting MetaTrader 4 or 5 (). Reportedly it offers a minimum deposit of USD 5, maximum leverage of around 1:200, demo and live accounts, but lacks transparency on spreads, commissions, fund protection, regulatory oversight, segregated accounts, investor compensation schemes, and operating withdrawal mechanisms ().

Multiple independent reviews and investigations confirm that Agility Markets is unregulated, with no valid ASIC listing, and retains significant risks such as lack of client fund protection, ambiguous fees, and withdrawal issues; some sources classify it as a scam ().

Pros and cons

Pros

• Offers a range of asset classes including forex, indices, commodities, metals, crude oil and CFDs ().
• Has a low stated minimum deposit (around USD 5) and offers both demo and live accounts ().

Cons

• Unregulated and licence cancelled (ASIC AR 001298847 revoked May 28, 2023), with no regulatory oversight or client protection ().
• No investor compensation scheme, fund segregation, or negative balance protection ().
• Opaque trading conditions: unclear spreads, commissions, financing; platform lacks industry-standard tools like MetaTrader 4/5 ().
• Numerous complaints regarding withdrawal difficulties and trustworthiness; some reviewers label it a scam ().