Trading environment
Slippage, stability, execution and pricing anomalies
Public review signals
Plus500 is a listed multi-asset fintech group founded in 2008. Its proprietary platforms provide CFDs in many international markets, futures in the United States, share dealing in selected European markets and other region-specific products. The contracting entity determines products, leverage, protections, fees and funding methods.
Plus500 is a listed multi-asset fintech group founded in 2008. Its proprietary platforms provide CFDs in many international markets, futures in the United States, share dealing in selected European markets and other region-specific products. The contracting entity determines products, leverage, protections, fees and funding methods.
Five web-reputation dimensions plus one objective regulatory dimension for Plus500
Slippage, stability, execution and pricing anomalies
Public review signalsFunding speed, withdrawals, checks and payment methods
Public review signalsResponse time, expertise and complaint handling
Public review signalsSpreads, commissions, swaps and hidden charges
Public review signalsPromotion terms, sales pressure and return claims
Public review signalsLicence quality, jurisdiction breadth and regulatory diversification
Objective regulatory factsThere are not yet enough classified public signals to calculate a reputation score.
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| Deposits & withdrawals | — | 0 |
| Customer service | — | 0 |
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| Sales conduct | — | 0 |
| Regulation & compliance | 10.0 | 15 |
Plus500 publishes 24/7 support through online chat and written contact, with WhatsApp shown on supported regional pages. Languages and channels vary by entity and country.
The contracting entity and available product are selected by residence. International CFD services do not serve US residents; US customers use the separate futures business. Cryptocurrency CFDs are unavailable to UK retail clients, and other legal or onboarding restrictions apply by country.
Regulators
United Kingdom · FCA
Client money is held in segregated bank accounts under FCA rules. Eligible investment claims can receive FSCS protection up to GBP 120,000 per person per firm if the firm fails and a shortfall exists; ordinary trading losses are not covered.
Client money is held in segregated bank accounts under FCA rules. Eligible investment claims can receive FSCS protection up to GBP 120,000 per person per firm if the firm fails and a shortfall exists; ordinary trading losses are not covered.
Official record ↗Cyprus · CySEC
Client funds are kept in segregated accounts and eligible investment-service claims can fall within the Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund. Eligibility and the statutory limit depend on the claim; market losses are excluded.
Client funds are kept in segregated accounts and eligible investment-service claims can fall within the Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund. Eligibility and the statutory limit depend on the claim; market losses are excluded.
CySEC lists company registration number 333382 and plus500.com among approved domains.
Official record ↗Australia · ASIC
Australian client-money, disclosure and conduct rules apply. No fixed compensation amount for every client or ordinary market loss was verified.
Australian client-money, disclosure and conduct rules apply. No fixed compensation amount for every client or ordinary market loss was verified.
Official record ↗New Zealand · FMA-NZ
The New Zealand derivatives-issuer rules and client-money safeguards apply. No universal compensation-fund limit was verified.
The New Zealand derivatives-issuer rules and client-money safeguards apply. No universal compensation-fund limit was verified.
Official record ↗South Africa · FSCA
FSCA conduct and client-money requirements apply. South Africa has no universal statutory compensation limit for every trading client.
FSCA conduct and client-money requirements apply. South Africa has no universal statutory compensation limit for every trading client.
Official record ↗Seychelles · FSA-SC
The user agreement requires client money to be held in a segregated bank account. No fixed statutory compensation-fund amount was verified.
The user agreement requires client money to be held in a segregated bank account. No fixed statutory compensation-fund amount was verified.
Official record ↗Estonia · EFSA
Estonian investment-firm safeguarding and compensation rules apply only to eligible services and claims; ordinary market losses are not protected.
Estonian investment-firm safeguarding and compensation rules apply only to eligible services and claims; ordinary market losses are not protected.
Official record ↗Singapore · MAS
MAS lists permission for dealing in over-the-counter derivatives. Client money is segregated under applicable rules, but no universal compensation amount covers ordinary trading losses.
MAS lists permission for dealing in over-the-counter derivatives. Client money is segregated under applicable rules, but no universal compensation amount covers ordinary trading losses.
Official record ↗United Arab Emirates, DIFC · DFSA
DFSA client-money and conduct safeguards apply to authorised services. No fixed universal investor-compensation amount was verified.
DFSA client-money and conduct safeguards apply to authorised services. No fixed universal investor-compensation amount was verified.
The DFSA register permits service to retail clients and lists arranging deals in investments and futures.
Official record ↗The Bahamas · SCB
Local securities-dealer and client-money requirements apply. No fixed statutory compensation amount was verified for all clients.
Local securities-dealer and client-money requirements apply. No fixed statutory compensation amount was verified for all clients.
Official record ↗Canada · CIRO
Eligible client property at an insolvent CIRO member may receive CIPF protection, subject to account-category, eligibility and custody rules. Market losses are excluded.
Eligible client property at an insolvent CIRO member may receive CIPF protection, subject to account-category, eligibility and custody rules. Market losses are excluded.
Official record ↗Japan · JFSA
Japanese segregation and investor-protection rules apply to eligible services. Product scope and protection differ from Plus500 CFD entities.
Japanese segregation and investor-protection rules apply to eligible services. Product scope and protection differ from Plus500 CFD entities.
Official record ↗United States · CFTC
The entity is registered with the CFTC as a futures commission merchant. US futures accounts have segregation and capital safeguards but no universal statutory compensation scheme for ordinary losses.
The entity is registered with the CFTC as a futures commission merchant. US futures accounts have segregation and capital safeguards but no universal statutory compensation scheme for ordinary losses.
The same registration is administered through NFA membership records under NFA ID 0001398.
Official record ↗United States · NFA
The entity is a CFTC-registered futures commission merchant and NFA member. US futures accounts do not have a universal statutory compensation scheme for ordinary losses.
The entity is a CFTC-registered futures commission merchant and NFA member. US futures accounts do not have a universal statutory compensation scheme for ordinary losses.
US customers receive futures and options services rather than the international CFD offer.
Official record ↗Israel · ISA
Israeli trading-arena rules apply to the locally licensed service. No universal compensation amount for market losses was verified.
Israeli trading-arena rules apply to the locally licensed service. No universal compensation amount for market losses was verified.
Official record ↗CFDs, futures and options are leveraged products with substantial risk. The displayed 1:300 is the highest verified capability, not a recommendation or a right available to every client. Loss protection, product risk and the possibility of losing more than the initial amount differ by product, entity and classification.
| Method | Minimum | Processing | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card, bank transfer and supported electronic walletAUD · CAD · CHF · EUR · GBP · ILS · JPY · NZD · PLN · SGD · USD · ZAR | Method-specific | Electronic methods can be cre… | Plus500 generally does not charge a d… |
| Method | Minimum | Processing | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Return to the original method where possible, including card, electronic wallet or bank transferAUD · CAD · CHF · EUR · GBP · ILS · JPY · NZD · PLN · SGD · USD · ZAR | Method-specific and displayed in… | Plus500 normally processes a… | Plus500 covers most processing fees,… |
Accounts or cards must be in the client’s name. Availability, limits and checks depend on the contracting entity.
Active offers and promotions from Plus500
Tiered bonus from S$70 to S$13,000 depending on deposit and completed Trader Points. Uncompleted bonuses normally expire after 90 days, and Plus500 may amend, restrict or withdraw the offer.
The current Singapore page publishes tiered bonus codes and requires trading activity measured in Trader Points before the bonus becomes withdrawable.
Eligibility: Only clients accepted by Plus500SG and shown an eligible offer should rely on it. The published first tier starts with an S$200 deposit for an S$70 bonus; one offer is allowed per extended household.
Official terms ↗Last verified: Aug 13, 2026
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