CerusMarkets Review

About CerusMarkets

Cerus Markets Limited identifies its registered office as U0065, 3rd Floor, Jalan OKK Awang Besar, 87000 Labuan FT, Malaysia, and lists company registration number LL17651. Its website states that it offers foreign exchange, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, and contracts for difference, with leverage of up to 400:1 for FX and up to 100:1 for cryptocurrencies. The website names cerusmarkets.com as its domain.

The broker’s website states that trading is commission-free, with the spread described as the only transaction cost, and that it charges no deposit or withdrawal fees. It also states that clients may lose their deposited funds but are not subject to payment obligations beyond those funds. The website cites Labuan Financial Services Authority licence reference LFSA.900-14/MB/148/2021 (153).

There is a regulatory-status conflict: Cerus Markets’ website continues to state that the company is authorised under the licence reference above, while the Labuan Financial Services Authority’s official list records Cerus Markets Limited as having surrendered its money-broking status on 24 January 2026. The regulator’s record takes priority for status reporting.

Pros and cons

Pros

• The website lists FX, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, and CFDs as available product categories.
• The website states maximum leverage of up to 400:1 for FX and up to 100:1 for cryptocurrencies.
• The website states that there are no trading commissions and no deposit or withdrawal fees, with spreads presented as the transaction cost.

Cons

• The Labuan Financial Services Authority’s official list records Cerus Markets Limited as having surrendered its money-broking status on 24 January 2026.
• The regulator’s record conflicts with the broker’s website, which continues to display licence reference LFSA.900-14/MB/148/2021 (153) and an authorisation statement.
• The broker’s own risk disclosure states that CFD trading on margin can result in the total loss of deposited funds.