BeeMarkets review 2026: 0.0-pip spreads, $10 entry, and up to 1:1000 leverage on FastBull and CloudTrader4
BeeMarkets is a Mutsamudu, Comoros-based market-maker forex and CFD broker brand founded in 2017. Licensed by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority under L15864/BC, it trades on FastBull and CloudTrader4 with Standard, Expert, Pro, Corporate, and Islamic accounts. Serves retail and professional clients across 50+ forex pairs, metals, energy products, indices, and cryptocurrencies.
What is BeeMarkets?
BeeMarkets is a market maker, meaning the broker can act as counterparty to client trades, and it was founded in 2017. Its current website is operated by Bee (COMOROS) Ltd from Mutsamudu, Comoros. The Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority record shows that operating company was incorporated on 29 October 2024. Public materials identify related entities in Australia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates, but they do not present a publicly listed parent company.
The brand therefore has two timelines that should not be confused. The broker profile dates the brand to 2017, while the present Comoros operating company is newer. BeeMarkets offers forex and CFD (Contract for Difference) trading through FastBull and CloudTrader4. The official forex page lists more than 50 currency pairs, while other pages cover metals, energy, indices, and cryptocurrencies.
Is BeeMarkets regulated? Verification check
BeeMarkets operates its website through Bee (COMOROS) Ltd, which holds AOFA license L15864/BC. AOFA means the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority. The authority's public verification page showed the license as active on 21 September 2026, with an end date of 29 October 2026. This is an offshore authorization and does not provide the same investor-protection framework as an FCA or ASIC retail account.
The broker also discloses ASIC AFSL 505077 for related company BEEMARKETS PTY LTD. ASIC means the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. BeeMarkets states that the Australian entity is managed separately and does not provide the products on the main website. FXSharp treats the Australian license as unconfirmed for the website operator. The disclosed UAE Capital Market Authority Category 5 license 20200000414 also remained unconfirmed in the prior public-record check.
Trading platforms
Trading platform access centers on FastBull and CloudTrader4 in the current product pages. FastBull is presented for web and app trading, while CloudTrader4 is listed across Standard, Expert, Pro, and Corporate accounts. FXSharp's earlier research does not treat MT4 or MT5 (MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5) as verified current platforms.
FastBull
FastBull supports the same four live account tiers shown in the account overview. The site pairs it with forex, metals, energy, indices, and cryptocurrency access. BeeMarkets also promotes mobile trading through its own app environment, but FXSharp found no MetaQuotes server verification.
CloudTrader4
CloudTrader4 is the second current platform named on the broker's account pages. Its branding resembles MetaTrader terminology, but the current evidence does not establish it as MT4. Traders checking compatibility with Expert Advisors or MetaTrader-specific tools should distinguish the product name from verified MetaQuotes support.
Red flags and warning signs
BeeMarkets has a low 2.1/10 FXSharp overall score because its website trading entity relies on offshore regulation. The main Australian license disclosure does not extend the Australian entity's products to users of the Comoros-operated website. The UAE authorization claim also remained unverified in the prior public-record check. These are entity-scope and verification issues, not proof of misconduct.
- The active website operator is Bee (COMOROS) Ltd under AOFA license L15864/BC.
- The Australian related company is explicitly separate from products offered on the main site.
- No investor compensation scheme was verified for the Comoros website operator.
- Retail leverage reaches 1:1000, far above caps in major regulated retail markets.
- The current platform pages emphasize FastBull and CloudTrader4 rather than MetaTrader.
Minimum deposit
The minimum live-account deposit is 10 USD for the Standard account. The Expert tier requires 1,000 USD, the Pro tier requires 10,000 USD, and Corporate starts at 50,000 USD. The entry threshold therefore changes sharply with account class rather than remaining constant across the product range.
Leverage, the ratio between market exposure and required account collateral, reaches 1:1000 on the Standard account. Expert falls to 1:400, while Pro and Corporate are capped at 1:200. A spread is the gap between bid and ask prices. BeeMarkets advertises spreads from 0.0 pip, with a pip meaning a standard forex price increment, plus listed commissions for several account tiers.
Regulator warning-list check
The current scan did not verify a specific BeeMarkets warning as of 21 September 2026. Checks covered the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), ASIC, Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), and International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO). This finding means no warning was located in the checked sources. It does not convert an offshore license into top-level retail protection, and it does not confirm every jurisdiction where the broker markets services.
The distinction matters because a warning-list search and a license verification answer different questions. AOFA confirms Bee (COMOROS) Ltd under L15864/BC. A missing warning does not make BEEMARKETS PTY LTD the legal company serving main-site users. The broker itself states that the Australian entity is separate.
What do user complaints say?
User feedback is too limited to establish a broad complaint pattern. The current user-aggregate signal is 3.0/5 from 5 reviews, scanned on 21 September 2026. The distribution is polarized, with 60% one-star and 40% five-star ratings. A five-review sample is too small to represent the wider customer base.
The negative submissions in that sample include claims about platform availability and transaction costs, while positive submissions describe execution and withdrawal experiences favorably. These are user allegations and experiences, not regulator findings. The small sample size prevents a reliable conclusion about withdrawal performance, service quality, or dispute frequency.
How to verify the broker for yourself
License verification requires matching the legal entity, license number, and website operator. Searching only the brand name can mix separate companies within the same group. The following sequence reproduces the core checks used in this review:
- Confirm that the website names Bee (COMOROS) Ltd as its operator.
- Search AOFA for company number 15864 and license L15864/BC.
- Check whether the license status and end date remain current.
- For ASIC claims, verify AFSL 505077 and confirm which entity serves the account.
- For UAE claims, search the regulator for license 20200000414 and the exact legal name.
A license match is strongest when the regulator record, legal entity, domain, and client agreement point to the same company. BeeMarkets' own terms identify Bee (COMOROS) Ltd as the contractual party for the website service. This check prevents a related company's authorization from being assigned to the wrong client contract.
Customer support
Customer support is available through online support, phone callback, and email. The official contact page lists +852 7095 5926 and support@beemarkets.com, while the risk disclosure uses the same phone number. The public help center also covers identity checks, account security, deposits, withdrawals, trading execution, and account opening.
Support availability does not independently verify regulation or resolve entity scope. A useful regulatory question is which legal company signs the client agreement for the specific account. The current terms identify Bee (COMOROS) Ltd, so support responses should be checked against that contractual documentation.
Where is the broker actually based?
The website operator is registered at Hamchako, Mutsamudu, Anjouan, Comoros. That location is the relevant base for Bee (COMOROS) Ltd and the website terms. The group also discloses related or affiliated companies in Australia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates. Those addresses do not automatically change the entity serving a website client.
Jurisdiction matters because investor protections attach to the contracting entity, not merely to a related company name. The website states that BEEMARKETS PTY LTD is separately managed and does not provide the financial products offered on the main site. The South African company is described as an affiliated registered company, not as the website's licensed provider.
Account types and bonus terms
Account tiers are Standard, Expert, Pro, and Corporate on the current account overview. FXSharp also lists Islamic and demo access. Standard requires 10 USD and allows up to 1:1000 leverage. Expert requires 1,000 USD with 1:400, while Pro and Corporate use 1:200 maximum leverage.
Published commissions for Standard, Expert, and Pro show 1.5 USD per lot on EUR/USD, with a lot representing a standardized position size. Other pairs show 2.0 to 2.3 USD per lot. Corporate commission starts from 1.2 USD per lot. BeeMarkets lists negative balance protection across the four live tiers, meaning the account balance is protected from remaining below zero. No bonus condition was needed to establish the account terms summarized here, and no bonus promise is treated as part of the review findings.
| Feature | BeeMarkets Information |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2017 brand profile; current Comoros entity incorporated 2024 |
| Headquarters | Mutsamudu, Comoros |
| Disclosed regulators | AOFA L15864/BC; ASIC AFSL 505077 related entity; UAE CMA 20200000414 claimed |
| Registration verified | AOFA active; ASIC and UAE scope/status not verified for the website operator |
| Trading platforms | FastBull, CloudTrader4 |
| Minimum deposit | 10 USD |
| Maximum leverage | 1:1000 |
| Account types | Standard, Expert, Pro, Corporate, Islamic, Demo |
| Islamic account | Available |
| Customer support | Online support, phone callback, email |
| Deposit methods | Bank transfer, cards, e-wallets, crypto, local payment rails |
Is BeeMarkets safe? Honest assessment
BeeMarkets has an active offshore AOFA license for Bee (COMOROS) Ltd, but its FXSharp overall score is 2.1/10. The strongest verified regulatory fact is AOFA license L15864/BC, active on 21 September 2026. The main website is not operated by the separately disclosed Australian entity, and the UAE license claim remained unverified in the prior public-record check.
The broker publishes concrete account conditions, including a 10 USD entry point, spreads from 0.0 pip, and leverage up to 1:1000. Those terms describe the product, not the level of investor protection. The practical issue is entity jurisdiction: website clients contract with the Comoros company, where FXSharp could not verify an investor compensation scheme.
Forex and derivative products carry high leverage; some or all invested capital may be lost. This content is for information only, not investment advice. Verify the broker's current regulation status with the relevant authority's official site before any investment decision.
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