Your triomarkets
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- Trust score
- 3/10
- Legal simplicity
- 4/10
- Min. deposit
- 500
- Trading platforms
- Payment systems
- Instruments
- Forex, Metals, Indices, Commodities, Energies, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies
- Legal entity
- EDR Financial Ltd
- Jurisdiction
- Cyprus
- Fees
- Classic accounts price the cost into the spread; STP and raw-spread accounts quote tighter pricing with a per-lot commission. Overnight swaps apply, and swap-free accounts are available on request.
- Withdrawals
- Withdrawals return to the funding method and are normally processed within one to two business days.
Features
- Copy trading
- Islamic accounts
- MAM terminal
- Segregated accounts
- ECN accounts
- Scalping allowed
- Spread rebates
- Affiliate program
Pros
- Wide range of tradable instruments
- Fully regulated, pure STP broker
Cons
- Some reviewers describe it as a scam
- Minimum deposit is high for many traders
Triomarkets, a brand of EDR Financial Ltd., has operated since 2014 as a CySEC-regulated ECN/STP broker, with additional licenses across the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Belgium. It offers more than 80 instruments on MetaTrader 4, spreads from 0 pips, and leverage up to 1:300, with a $500 minimum deposit. Client funds are segregated at Barclays, and the broker adds copy trading, PAMM accounts, and an affiliate program.
Triomarkets is a CySEC-regulated ECN/STP broker offering over 80 instruments, MT4 trading, copy trading, and PAMM accounts from a $500 minimum deposit.
Triomarkets is a brand of EDR Financial Ltd., registered in Cyprus (HE336081) and active since 2014. It positions itself as a European-regulated ECN/STP broker, sending orders directly to liquidity providers with a $500 minimum deposit and leverage up to 1:300.
Regulation and safety
Triomarkets is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC, license 268/15) under the EU's MiFID framework. It also holds licenses from the FCA (UK), ACPR (France), BaFin (Germany), CONSOB (Italy), CNMV (Spain), CMVM (Portugal), and FSMA (Belgium), and participates in the Investor Compensation Fund of Cyprus (ICF), which protects client accounts if the firm becomes insolvent.
Client funds are held in segregated accounts at Barclays, kept separate from the broker's own capital.
Trading instruments, spreads, and leverage
The broker lists more than 80 instruments across currency pairs, metals, CFDs, indices, and commodities. Spreads start from 0 pips, leverage goes up to 1:300, and orders are routed through more than 20 liquidity-providing banks for execution speed.
Business model
Triomarkets operates as an ECN/STP broker: orders pass straight to the interbank market and liquidity providers, and the broker earns a share of the spread rather than trading against clients.
Trading platforms
Triomarkets supports MetaTrader 4 (MT4), plus web-based and mobile trading.
Account features
- Copy trading of other traders' strategies
- PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) accounts for managed investing
- A free VPS for clients running expert advisors (EAs)
- Spread rebates of up to 15% per trade
- An affiliate program paying 10% of referred clients' investments
- TrioAcademy, a free educational center
- Over 10 deposit and withdrawal methods, with fast withdrawal processing
- Round-the-clock technical support
Verdict
Triomarkets combines multi-jurisdiction EU regulation with an ECN/STP execution model, a broad instrument list, and tools like copy trading and PAMM accounts. Its $500 minimum deposit is higher than many competitors, so it suits traders who can meet that entry point and want regulated STP execution.
Trading conditions
TrioMarkets operates from Cyprus under CySEC authorisation with MiFID passporting into the European Economic Area, which is why the entity also appears on the German, Italian and Spanish registers.
Trading runs on MetaTrader 4 only, with Classic, STP and raw-spread account types.
The ESMA package applies in full: 30:1 on major currency pairs, 20:1 on non-majors, gold and major indices, 5:1 on individual equities, negative balance protection on every retail account and margin close-out at 50%. Eligible clients are covered by the Investor Compensation Fund up to €20,000.
Verification
Verification requires photo ID and proof of address plus an appropriateness assessment and economic profile, as MiFID rules require. Documents are usually reviewed within one to two business days.
Passporting means the firm may serve clients across the EEA under its Cyprus licence, and the Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund is the scheme that applies — not the scheme of the client's own country. That distinction matters if you are comparing against a domestically authorised firm.
