One Global Market Review 2025

I primarily trade currency pairs here. There’s a wide selection, including major, minor, and even exotic pairs. While the spreads and commissions could be lower, they’re acceptable overall. The spread on my account averages 4–6 pips, and the commission is $10 per lot for EUR/USD, 10 CHF for USD/CHF, and 1,000 yen for EUR/JPY. Cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, LTC, SAND, and others) were recently added, and I’m building a portfolio with them. Overall, the trading conditions are comfortable. The web platform, while lacking advanced features, includes all the essentials. Order execution takes about 1 second, which is impressive. Client support is adequate in content but slow to respond.

This is a decent platform for both beginners and professionals, and I rate it quite highly. However, the lack of PAMM accounts is disappointing. As a manager, I could have effectively used PAMM accounts, given my low-risk, positive-experience strategies. On the bright side, there are no restrictions as scalping and hedging are allowed, as are trading robots and advisors. The broker also developed its own platform, based on WebTrader, and a proprietary mobile app, which is fast and functional. Trading commissions and spreads are satisfactory and don’t significantly impact profits. I’ve had no issues or delays with deposits or withdrawals, using a Visa card. While there are withdrawal fees, they are reasonable.

I recently opened a Classic account with One Global Market. I’m fine with only CFDs being available, but the inability to trade stock contracts is frustrating. These are only accessible with Prime or Elite accounts, requiring a massive deposit of £50,000 or more. I don’t have such funds, and even if I did, I’d think twice about depositing. Fortunately, there’s a wide range of other assets, and I’ve already built a diversified portfolio. Trading fees are reasonable, and I save through rebates from the Traders Union. I typically use leverage no higher than 1:5, though the broker offers up to 1:100 for some assets. My preliminary verdict: the broker is decent but far from top-tier, especially considering the hefty deposit requirements for advanced accounts.

I started with a demo account to test One Global Market’s conditions. Everything met my expectations (if not 100%, then 99%). I then opened a Prime account, which has a high minimum deposit but was worth it to access CFDs on stocks and bonds. Trading has been active and successful, with last month’s income around $2,500. Spreads and commissions for stocks are comparable to competitors, and I haven’t encountered any hidden fees. Daily forecasts and trading signals are helpful. The financial web TV is a standout feature. The affiliate program is also decent for those with time to recruit referrals. Despite my limited time, I’ve referred a few clients through my small website, generating additional income.

The only real disappointment is the lack of copy trading. I previously used a broker that offered it, providing a valuable source of extra income. I switched due to their dishonest commission practices. Here, everything's transparent. All the assets I need are available, including CFDs on energy, precious metals, and cryptocurrencies. Most trades executed swiftly with minimal slippage. However, the platform has occasionally frozen for unknown reasons, though this hasn't caused financial losses. Trading costs are low, with spreads starting from 3-4 pips, and commissions are standard. Withdrawal fees are negligible for larger amounts, and transactions (deposits and withdrawals) are processed rapidly.