Markets.com vs Webull

Markets.com vs Webull Comparison Table 2024
Markets.com	Webull
Review 4.4	Review 4.4

Markets.com is a respected broker, offering multi-asset trading opportunities through CFDs or spread betting (UK only). Established in 2008, the brand has an impressive 4.3 million registered customers and is overseen by trusted regulators, including the FCA, ASIC and CySEC. 79.1% of retail accounts lose money.	Webull is a multi-regulated trading app that offers stocks, options, forex, cryptos, ETFs, fractional shares and more. The firm is authorized by the SEC, FINRA and FCA and continues to uphold a strong trust rating. Low fees, no minimum investment and generous welcome bonuses have made the discount broker popular with online investors.
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 79.1% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Bonus Offer
	Up to 12 free fractional shares when you deposit $100
Comment by Reviewer
"Markets.com is best for active traders looking for a regulated broker with low fees and fast execution speeds of 82ms. Beginners will also enjoy the in-house platform with its user-friendly interface, clear navigation and dynamic charts."	"Webull is best for traders looking to buy and sell stocks on a user-friendly platform with zero commissions. The intuitive app also makes this broker great for mobile investors."
Pros
Markets.com continues to offer a strong proprietary platform with a TradingView-powered charting interface, pro-level technical analysis and custom alerts Traders can access the MT4 and MT5 software, which offer dozens of technical tools and a huge online community for scripts, bots and custom tools CFD and spread-betting opportunities are available on multiple asset classes including forex, stocks, ETFs, bonds and indices Comprehensive educational content is on offer, especially for beginners, including podcasts, webinars and financial market videos The $10 inactivity fee is only charged after 12 months of no trading activity (many competitors start charging after only 3 months) Markets.com is a trusted broker with oversight from tier-one regulators including the FCA, CySEC and ASIC There are no deposit/withdrawal charges, account registration or order admin costs There's good customer support with responses in <1 minute during testing The low minimum deposit of $100 should appeal to beginners	The Smart Advisor tool facilitates a more hands-off approach to investing, with low minimum investments and automatic rebalancing The $0 minimum deposit and availability of fractional shares make broker highly accessible for beginners and those on a budget The flagship charting platform offers comprehensive analysis tools including 60+ indicators, plus deep fundamental data Webull maintains its strong reputation, with regulation by in the US and UK and a clean track record Webull is a low-cost broker, offering commission-free trading on many assets and zero inactivity fees Alongside the investment account, the broker offers IRAs for those with long-term financial goals The broker offers free stocks to newly registered investors
Cons
The single retail account option doesn't offer traders any choice of trading conditions, or any additional perks for active trading There are no auto or copy trading terminals outside of the MetaTrader platforms, such as DupliTrade Unlike some top competitors like XM, customer support is not available on the weekend	There are relatively high deposit and withdrawal fees for non-US residents, including a $45 charge for international wire withdrawals There’s a narrow range of payment methods available compared to competitors, with just ACH, ACATS and wire transfers available There’s only one platform on offer, with no additional third-party tools
Awards
Best Trading Platform 2020 - FXScouts Runner Up - Best FX Broker 2019 - DayTrading.com Best Forex Provider 2017 - UK Forex Awards Best FX Platform 2017 - UK Forex Awards
Instruments
CFDs, Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Indices, Crypto, ETFs, Bonds, Spread Betting (UK Only)	Forex, Stocks, ETFs, Cryptos, Options
Demo Account
Yes	Yes
Minimum Deposit
$100	$0
Trading Platforms
Markets.com Web/App Platform MT4 MT5	Desktop App Web Terminal
Payment Methods
Credit Card Debit Card iDeal Neteller PayPal Skrill Sofort Wire Transfer	ACH Transfer Automated Customer Account Transfer Service Wire Transfer
Minimum Trade
0.01 Lots	0.00001 (Fractional Share)
Regulator
FCA, CySEC, ASIC, FSCA, FSC	SEC, FINRA, FCA
Margin Trading
Yes	Yes
Margin Rate
	5.49% - 9.49%
STP Account
No	No
ECN Account
No	No
DMA Account
No	No
MAM Account
No	No
PAMM Account
No	No
LAMM Account
No	No
Demat Account
No	No
AI / Machine Learning
No	No
Robo Advisor
No	Yes
Negative Balance Protection
Yes	No
Market Maker
Yes	No
P2P Trading
No	No
Spot Trading
Yes	Yes
Mobile Apps
iOS, Android	iOS & Android
App Review
Markets.com operate MarketsX – the bespoke platform, both on WebTrader and mobile applications. The app, available on android and iOS has been downloaded over a million times.
Android App Rating
4.5
iOS App Rating
3.2
Copy Trading
No	No
Social Trading
No	No
Trade Signals
Trading Insights
VPS Hosting
No	No
Tournaments
No	No
Demo Competitions
No	No
Ethical Investing
No	No
Custodial Account
No	No
Guaranteed Stop Loss
Yes	No
Inactivity Fee
$10	$0
Islamic Account
Yes	No
Account Currencies
USD EUR GBP ZAR SEK NOK DKK PLN CZK AED	USD
Stock Exchanges
	Dow Jones Hong Kong Stock Exchange Nasdaq New York Stock Exchange
Commodities
Copper Corn Cotton Gold Natural Gas Oil Palladium Silver Soybeans Wheat
CFD Trading
Markets.com offers a strong variety of CFD products, not only covering popular asset classes but also more interesting markets such as IPOs and Bonds. The low fees and educational resources will appeal to beginners, whilst seasoned CFD traders will appreciate the feature-rich charting platforms.	CFD trading not offered
Leverage
1:30	1:4
FTSE Spread
2 pips
GBPUSD Spread
1.3 pips (var)
Oil Spread
0.05
Stocks Spread
4 pips	$0
Forex Trading
Markets.com offers 43 major, minor and exotic currency pairs. The range is around the industry average, though spreads are fairly competitive, starting from 0.6 pips for EUR/USD. There’s also an excellent range of tools and education, including forex calculators and trading videos.	Webull offers a small range of 17 currencies - far fewer than the 40+ offered by most competitors. Forex can be traded on the feature-rich investing app, offering 50+ customizable indicators plus dozens of technical signals. Beginners can also utilize demo mode with unlimited virtual cash.
Forex App
Markets.com operate MarketsX – the bespoke platform, both on WebTrader and mobile applications. The app, available on android and iOS has been downloaded over a million times.
GBPUSD Spread
1.3 pips (var)	0.4
EURUSD Spread
0.70 pips (var)	0.2
EURGBP Spread
1.0 pip (var)	0.4
Assets
67	15+
Cryptocurrency
You can open long or short positions 24/7 on 25+ popular digital currencies including Ripple, Bitcoin, Neo and Monera. Spreads on Bitcoin are around 51.13 which is uncompetitive compared to other brands, although the 1:20 leverage will offer greater exposure to the market.	Webull offers trading on 8 popular cryptos through its Webull Pay app, including Bitcoin, Litecoin and Shiba Inu. The broker charges a 100bps (basis points) markup on the price, although there is no minimum equity requirement or commission fee.
Spread
BTC 88.94 (USD), ETH 5 (USD)	Floating
Coins
BTC BCH DASH ETH LTC XRP TRON BAT NEO ADA	BTC BCH DOGE ETC ETH LTC SHIB USDC
Crypto Lending
No	No
Crypto Mining
No	No
Crypto Staking
No	No
Auto Market Maker
No	No

Review	Review
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 79.1% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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