Airmarkets Review 2026: Is It Safe? Fees, Pros and Cons

The account-tiers page gives Gold clients a 25% spread discount and Platinum clients 50%, both measured against Silver, for eligible clients meeting the account criteria. The same discounts apply to swaps.

On commission, the firm’s statements differ. Its market pages state “0% commission”, and the indices page speaks of “commission-free trading on eligible CFD instruments”. Its terms, however, allow it to charge, at its discretion, a deposit fee of 3% plus 0.25 cents, paid on top of the deposit. The Support Hub says the firm does not generally charge fees for deposits or withdrawals. We report these statements side by side and do not decide between them.

Other charges that the terms list:

• Application charge: 50 EUR, USD or GBP on new applications, applied at the firm’s sole discretion (clause 17.6).
• Dormancy fee: a monthly fee in USD on accounts with no trades for more than 30 days: 30 after 30 days, 60 after 60 days, 120 after 90 days, 240 after 120 days, 360 after 150 days and 500 after 180 days (clause 20).
• Swaps: the contract specifications list swap rates in points for the Silver tier, for example -54.83 for both long and short EURUSD positions.
• Withdrawal and conversion costs: the client bears bank and payment-provider fees and any currency conversion charges.
• Interest: interest earned on the bank accounts holding client funds is not paid to clients and may be used by the firm for its own account.

Together these items mean that the price of using an account depends on more than the trading charges. The terms also give the firm discretion to impose chargeback fees where applicable.

• Operator: Airmarkets Comoros Ltd
• Licence the firm names: BFX2026046, Mwali International Services Authority (MISA)
• IBC number: HV00726496
• Registered office: Bonovo Road, Fomboni, Island of Moheli, Union of the Comoros

The firm states that it holds this licence and names no other authorisation. MISA is an offshore licensing body based on the island of Mwali (Moheli) in the Comoros. The firm’s terms are governed by the laws of the Union of the Comoros, and its documents name no investor compensation scheme.

The Central Bank of the Comoros published a communiqué dated 15 June 2022, republished by the Comoros Ministry of Finance on 10 December 2025. It lists MISA and its register website among “structures fictives” (fictitious structures) that claim to issue licences to banks and financial institutions, says such bodies operate illegally, and says licensing of banks and financial institutions is the Central Bank’s exclusive remit. The communiqué does not mention Airmarkets or forex brokers.

For these reasons we treat the licence as offshore-only: it is not comparable to FCA, CySEC, ASIC or BaFin authorisation, and the firm offers no compensation scheme. In its declaration form the firm says it offers its services “under the principle of reverse solicitation”, meaning clients approach the firm on their own initiative.

The Support Hub says the available electronic payment providers depend on the client’s region, and the home page shows Visa, V PAY, Mastercard and Maestro logos. The minimum initial deposit is 250 EUR or the equivalent in the account currency (clause 5.10 and the Support Hub). The terms let the firm set minimum or maximum deposit amounts, and a client who does not deposit in a base currency that the firm offers bears the conversion charges.

On the source of payments, the Support Hub says payments must come from an account in the client’s own name, while the terms accept third-party payments subject to conditions, provided the firm is satisfied that the sender is the client or an authorised representative. On fees, the terms allow a deposit fee of 3% plus 0.25 cents at the firm’s discretion, whereas the Support Hub says deposits and withdrawals are generally not charged.

Withdrawals go back by the method used to fund the account and to the same remitter. Card deposits are returned to the card, and where a card was used to deposit, a withdrawal to a bank account is at the firm’s discretion. The firm may ask for copies of the card or bank statement. With open positions, the margin level after the withdrawal must stay above 100%, and the firm may cancel a withdrawal under review if free margin falls below 100%. The client bears bank, payment-provider and conversion charges.

The firm gives three different statements on withdrawal timing:

• Support Hub: withdrawals are “usually” processed within one business day.
• Terms, clause 17.9: requests are processed Monday to Friday between 08:00 and 13:00 GMT, those received before 10:00 GMT are handled the same day, and funds then take a further 5 to 7 days to show in the client’s account.
• Terms, clause 19: processing “within three Working Days” for bank transfers, then an additional 5 to 7 working days, depending on the receiving bank.

The firm does not say which of these applies. Interest on client funds is not paid to clients.

The firm offers three account tiers: Silver, Gold and Platinum.

Tier features

According to its account-tiers page, all three share a minimum deal size of 0.01 lots, maximum leverage “up to 1:200” and a stop-out level of 5%. Silver offers basic leverages and core trading features, Gold is designed for traders seeking enhanced conditions, and Platinum suits experienced traders trading high volumes.

Tier discounts

Gold carries a 25% discount on spreads and swaps against Silver, and Platinum a 50% discount, for eligible clients meeting the applicable account criteria.

Margin, deposit and practice account

The terms set the margin call at 75% and the stop-out at 5% (clause 14.8), and the contract specifications cap a single trade at 100 lots. The minimum initial deposit is 250 EUR or the equivalent in the account currency. The firm also lists a free practice account among its account benefits.

Swap-free and Islamic accounts

The terms allow swap-free or Islamic account status only at the firm’s discretion and for a limited period of up to seven calendar days (clauses 34 and 35).

Under clause 23 of the terms, either side may end the relationship with at least five calendar days’ written notice, and the firm may end it immediately in listed cases, such as a breach of the terms. On termination, amounts owed to the firm become due, and a positive balance is paid out after bank and transfer fees, with a statement showing how it was calculated.

The firm lists live chat and email buttons, both of which open its contact page, and a Support Hub with 43 questions in four groups.

Phone and languages

The contact page shows phone numbers for Brazil (+551150396317) and India (+917901170773). The firm states that its support agents speak 11 languages and does not publish support hours.

Complaints

A Complaints Handling Policy is published.

The firm does not name MetaTrader, cTrader or TradingView among its platforms, and no downloadable desktop software is described on its pages. A trader who uses MetaTrader, cTrader or TradingView elsewhere would work in the firm’s own terminals instead.

The firm states that its platforms include 60+ analytical tools, one-click trading, price alerts, stop-loss and take-profit orders and real-time price streaming, and that the app shows a real-time balance. Its pages also mention a wide selection of time frames and order types, and customisable notifications. These are the firm’s descriptions of its own features.

On order handling, the terms and the risk document carry warnings. A stop-loss order will not necessarily limit losses to the intended amount, because market conditions may make it impossible to execute at the stipulated price. The risk document adds that execution of a stop-loss order may be worse than its stipulated price and that losses can be larger than expected.

Under the contract specifications, trade sizes run from 0.01 to 100 lots. The terms set the margin call at 75% and the stop-out at 5% (clause 14.8) and let the firm change both at its discretion.

On security, the home page describes “secure, encrypted, and PCI DSS online payment processing”, which is the firm’s own description of its payment handling.

40 pairs. Retail margin is 3.33% (about 1:30) on 15 pairs, including EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDJPY, and 5% (1:20) on the other 25.

5 symbols (gold, silver, platinum, palladium and copper). Retail margin is 5% (1:20) on gold and 10% (1:10) on the rest.

14 symbols, including the DAX 30, FTSE 100, Nikkei 225, E-mini S&P 500 and E-mini Nasdaq 100. Retail margin is 5% (1:20) on ten of them and 10% (1:10) on the other four.

11 symbols, covering Brent and light sweet crude oil, natural gas, cocoa, coffee, corn, cotton, soybeans, sugar, wheat and lumber. Retail margin is 10% (1:10).

18 symbols quoted against the US dollar, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Solana. Retail margin is 50% (1:2).

186 stock symbols (119 US, 30 European, 13 UK, 19 Latin American and 5 Indian listings) and 19 ETFs, all at 20% retail margin (1:5).

Professional-client margin is lower throughout, for example 0.50% (1:200) on forex pairs and 2% on gold. The home page also advertises three leveraged metal indices offered in collaboration with BITA, for gold (20x), silver (10x) and palladium (10x). The risk document states that CFD clients have no rights in the underlying assets and that there is no delivery. The specifications allow trade sizes from 0.01 to 100 lots.