InvestPro Markets Review

Updated: June 19, 2026
InvestPro Markets
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About InvestPro Markets

InvestPro Markets Limited is incorporated in Seychelles under company number 8428765‑1, holding a licence issued by the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles (FSA) with licence number SD089, operating via the website www.InvestProMarkets.com. It restricts services to residents of certain jurisdictions including the United States, Iran, and North Korea.

The broker claims additional regulation in Australia under ASIC licence 374409, in Cyprus under CySEC licence 412/22, and in Malaysia under Labuan FSA licence MB/21/0081.

The trading platforms offered include MetaTrader 4, with account types such as Standard (no minimum deposit, spreads ~1 pip, up to 1:400 leverage, zero commission), Pro (deposit ≥ $500, spreads ~0.7 pips, up to 1:400 leverage, zero commission), and ECN (deposit ≥ $5,000, raw spreads ~0.1 pips, up to 1:400 leverage, with $3 commission).

Who it’s for

  • Traders comfortable with high leverage (up to 1:400) seeking low‑spread or zero‑commission accounts
  • Clients able to meet higher deposit thresholds (e.g., $500 or $5,000) for Pro or ECN account types
  • Users familiar with the MetaTrader 4 platform and preferring its interface

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Multiple account tiers with competitive spreads, zero commissions on some accounts
  • Offers standard MT4 interface across desktop and mobile platforms
  • Claims of regulation across several jurisdictions (Seychelles, Australia, Cyprus, Malaysia)

Cons

  • Regulatory claims outside Seychelles (ASIC, CySEC, LFSA) lack independent verification; regulatory status remains unclear
  • High leverage up to 1:400 increases trading risks significantly
  • Some regional regulatory authorities have issued warnings—Spain’s CNMV flagged the broker as unauthorised to provide services in Spain; previous licence from Vanuatu’s VFSC was revoked.

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