Axi

Axi

Compliant
Company Name
Axi
Headquarters
Australia
Founded
Founded in 2007
  • ASIC
  • DFSA
  • FSA
  • VFSC
Overall Score
8.1/10
Min Deposit
$0
Max Leverage
1:500
EUR/USD Spread
0.0 pips
Trading Platforms
MT4, Axi Trading Platform
Withdrawal Speed
1-2 business days

Overview

Axi is an Australian forex and CFD broker founded in 2007. Regulated by ASIC, DFSA, and FSA(Seychelles), Axi is known for its no minimum deposit requirement, raw spreads from 0.0 pips on its Pro account, fast trade execution, and copy trading capabilities through its Axi Trading Platform and MetaTrader 4.

Basic Information

Company Name
Axi
Founded
Headquarters
Australia
Official Website
https://www.axi.com
Instruments
Forex, CFD, Indices, Commodities, Cryptocurrencies
Account Types
Standard, Pro

Regulation

Regulatory licenses and compliance status of this broker

  • ASICVerified

    ASIC · License Number AFSL 318232

  • DFSAVerified

    DFSA · License Number CL32886

  • FSAVerified

    FSA · License Number SD036

  • VFSCVerified

    VFSC · License Number 40236

Trading Conditions

Trading Conditions

Max Leverage
1:500
EUR/USD Spread
0.0 pips
Execution Type
ECN/STP
Trading Platforms
MT4, Axi Trading Platform
Account Types
Standard, Pro

Deposits & Withdrawals

Deposit Methods

  • Bank Transfer
  • Credit/Debit Card
  • Skrill
  • Neteller
  • UnionPay
Deposit SpeedInstant
Deposit FeeFree

Withdrawal Methods

  • Bank Transfer
  • Credit/Debit Card
  • Skrill
  • Neteller
Withdrawal Speed1-2 business days
Withdrawal FeeFree

Scoring Details

Regulatory QualificationWeight 30%
8.0
Trading EnvironmentWeight 20%
8.5
Fund SafetyWeight 15%
8.0
User ReputationWeight 15%
8.1
Platform FeaturesWeight 10%
8.0
Customer ServiceWeight 10%
8.0

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • No minimum deposit requirement
  • Raw spreads from 0.0 pips on Pro account
  • ASIC and DFSA dual regulation
  • Integrated copy trading platform
  • Fast execution averaging under 40 milliseconds

Cons

  • Limited platform selection (MT4 only, no MT5)
  • Product range narrower than some competitors
  • No shares or ETFs available for trading
  • Educational resources could be more comprehensive
  • Some offshore regulatory entities for international clients