Infinite markets

Infinite Markets is an online trading platform registered in the United Kingdom and founded on September 28, 2025. The broker operates the website infinitemarkets.trade and presents itself as a provider of CFD and binary options trading services. Despite being registered in the UK, Infinite Markets does not hold any regulatory licence from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or any other recognised financial regulator. This absence of regulation is a significant factor for traders to consider.

The broker's platform is built on TradeSmarter technology, which it describes as enabling fast trade execution and a user-friendly interface. Infinite Markets markets itself to both novice and experienced traders, emphasising simplicity and accessibility. The company maintains a social media presence on Instagram, though its overall operational history is very short, having been established only recently in 2025.

As of the time of this review, Infinite Markets is not authorised or regulated by the FCA or any other major financial regulatory body. The company's registration in the UK is a corporate registration (likely with Companies House) and does not confer any financial services regulatory status. This means that traders do not benefit from protections such as FCA compensation schemes, dispute resolution through the Financial Ombudsman Service, or oversight of client fund segregation.

Our research team at FXCanary has assigned a Scam Risk Score of 56 out of 100 to Infinite Markets, indicating an elevated level of risk. The lack of regulation is the primary driver of this score. Traders are strongly advised to exercise caution and thoroughly assess the risks before committing funds to an unregulated entity.

Infinite Markets offers two main product types: binary options and contracts for difference (CFDs). Binary options are a simpler form of trading where a trader predicts the direction of an asset's price movement within a fixed time frame, with a payout determined at the outset if the prediction is correct. CFDs allow traders to speculate on price movements of underlying assets without owning them, using leverage to amplify potential gains (and losses). The broker claims to provide over 100 tradable assets, including major global stocks, commodities such as gold and oil, and popular indices.

It is important to note that binary options trading is banned or heavily restricted in many jurisdictions due to its high-risk nature and association with fraud. The UK's FCA has banned the sale of binary options to retail consumers since 2019. This adds another layer of risk for traders based in the UK or other regulated markets.

According to the official website, Infinite Markets does not currently list multiple account tiers. Instead, it offers a simple deposit-based system with a low minimum real trading deposit of $10. New users can also access a demo account preloaded with $500 in virtual funds to practice trading. The broker claims that the sign-up process is quick and requires only an email address and secure password, followed by identity verification for compliance with Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) policies.

The broker's payment policy, last updated in April 2026, outlines general terms for deposits and withdrawals but does not specify available payment methods on the public pages. Typically, low deposit requirements are designed to lower the barrier to entry, but they also attract traders who may not fully understand the risks involved.

Infinite Markets' trading platform is powered by TradeSmarter, a third-party technology provider that offers a web-based interface. The broker claims the platform provides lightning-fast trade execution and real-time data, and that it is designed to be intuitive and easy to use, even for beginners. The platform is accessible via web browser and likely does not require any software download. There is no mention of a mobile app or desktop client on the website.

The broker's 'Quick Start Guide' outlines a five-step process: create an account, verify identity, fund the wallet, choose an asset, and place a trade. The platform appears to focus on simplicity, but this may come at the cost of advanced charting tools, technical indicators, and other features that experienced traders expect.

Infinite Markets offers customer support through a WhatsApp number (+1 (571) 269-9454) and email (support@infinitemarkets.trade). The website also features a contact form for general inquiries. The broker encourages users to join its trading community, though it is unclear whether this community is hosted on a separate platform such as Telegram or Discord. The domain's FAQs page provides basic questions and answers about the broker's services.

The provision of a US-based telephone number (area code 571) is notable given that the broker is registered in the UK. This could indicate the use of virtual numbers or a third-party support provider. Overall, the level of customer support appears to be limited compared to regulated brokers that offer 24/7 live chat and phone support in multiple languages.

Infinite Markets does not provide detailed corporate information on its website, such as the legal entity name, company registration number, or registered office address. The only publicly available registration data is from our internal records, which indicate a UK registration date of September 28, 2025. The website's 'About Us' page is promotional in nature and does not disclose ownership or management details.

This lack of transparency is common among high-risk brokers and makes it difficult for traders to verify the company's legitimacy or seek recourse in the event of a dispute. The broker's payment policy and non-trading operations regulations (covering KYC and AML) are available, but these documents are generic and do not reference any specific regulatory framework. Traders should be cautious when dealing with entities that are not fully transparent about their corporate structure.