Scope Markets review: Broker streamlines access with One Account
Scope Markets has introduced a major overhaul of its account structure with the launch of One Account, a consolidated trading and investing account designed to simplify access for retail and professional clients. The move eliminates the broker’s previous multi-account system, replacing it with a single, premium account type featuring unified pricing, broader asset coverage, and streamlined onboarding.
- Chosen by 0+ local traders in the last 3 months.
- Traders earn on average 12% more per month vs other brokers.
A consolidated model for a broader client base
According to the company, One Account integrates all previous account features into a single product aimed at traders “of all levels.” The structure is built around transparency and cost efficiency — a response to growing demand among traders for more straightforward pricing models.
One Account supports trading on MetaTrader 5 and offers USD, EUR, and GBP-denominated balances. Clients can access a wide range of instruments, including forex, energies, metals, futures, global equities, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, and Hong Kong shares. Spreads begin from 0.7 pips, and the account requires a minimum deposit of $200 or equivalent.
Scope Markets highlights that the new model includes:
- $0 commission per lot per side (excluding CFD shares)
- Leverage up to 1:30
- Micro-lot trading from 0.01
- Unlimited number of orders
- Dedicated account managers and personalised support
- A 50% stop-out level
With these features consolidated, the broker aims to remove previous barriers caused by account segmentation and allow users to focus more directly on trading strategies rather than account selection.
Positioning for competitiveness in a crowded market
The shift comes as global retail trading platforms increasingly simplify their product lines to improve accessibility and strengthen client retention. Scope Markets’ approach mirrors a wider trend toward frictionless onboarding and transparent cost structures, particularly in heavily regulated regions such as the EU.
The company notes that the One Account is designed to serve both active CFD traders and longer-term investors across stocks, indices, and commodities — a positioning that broadens its potential client base.
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