Multi-asset brokers for traders who want more than crypto. We review them plainly, and we never hide the risk that comes with leverage.
Risk warning. CFDs and leveraged products are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. A large majority of retail investor accounts lose money when trading these products. Never trade money you cannot afford to lose, and only with a broker that legally accepts clients from your country.
Broker availability varies by country. The broker featured below does not accept residents of the United States, Canada, Japan, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Cuba, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan or Syria. Always confirm current eligibility and regulation for your jurisdiction before opening an account.
MC Prime (part of the Magic Compass group) is a multi-asset online broker offering leveraged trading across forex, indices, commodities and more on the familiar MetaTrader platforms. For traders who want to go beyond crypto into the wider markets, it provides the instruments to do so. The group is regulated by CySEC in Cyprus (licence 299/16) and the Mauritius FSC; note it does not hold a tier-one licence such as the FCA or ASIC, and the MC Prime brand is relatively new. As with any leveraged broker, the tools are powerful and the risk is real, so position sizing and a clear plan matter more than the platform.
Not available to residents of the United States, Canada, Japan, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Cuba, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan or Syria. Before opening an account, confirm current eligibility for your country, read the full terms and cost schedule, and understand that your capital is at risk. This is not financial advice.
A broker is where you access the markets, so the choice matters, but the platform is rarely what decides whether you make money. Four things deserve your attention before you fund anything. First, regulation: check who licenses the broker and whether it is authorised to serve clients in your country. Second, costs: spreads, commissions and overnight financing quietly eat returns, so read the full schedule. Third, leverage: it cuts both ways, and using less than the maximum is usually the wiser choice. Fourth, withdrawals: confirm how quickly and easily you can get your money back out.
Above all, treat leveraged trading as high risk. The published statistics are blunt: a large majority of retail traders lose money. Only ever risk capital you can afford to lose, size your positions small, and walk away from anyone promising guaranteed returns.