| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2014 |
| Regulation | Multi-regulated (FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA-Seychelles) |
| Minimum Deposit | From $100 (type/region) |
| Trading Platforms | MT4, MT5 |
| Leverage | Up to 1:30 (EU/UK); higher internationally |
| Spreads & Fees | Low RAW spreads + commission; swap-free options |
| Assets | FX, indices, commodities, bonds (CFDs) |
| Deposit & Withdrawal | Fee-free on broker side (often); fast |
| Copy Trading | Third-party compatible |
| Education | Webinars, tools, VIP for high volume |
| Customer Support | 24/5 |
| Best For | Cost-focused FX day traders |
Tickmill
1.1
User’s Score
6
Total Complaints
Using Tickmill turned out to be more frustrating than I expected. During news-driven market spikes, I lost out due to delayed trade execution and slippage. Their withdrawal process is overly bureaucratic, with too many verification steps. Overall, the potential savings aren’t worth the hassle and risk
my experience with Tickmill wasn’t very smooth. Trade execution sometimes lagged, and the low-cost claim didn’t match what I actually paid due to unexpected fees. Not ideal for anyone who trades frequently.
I expected tight spreads and smooth orders, but many times orders were delayed or executed at much worse price. Over a month I lost hundreds purely because of slippage and poor execution.
Tickmill looked good on paper, but in reality there were times when my orders took longer to fill especially during busy hours. Fees and commissions ended up feeling higher than advertised for frequent trades. Overall, not the smooth experience I hoped for
I found the fee structure a bit confusing at times. It wasn’t clear how much I would pay until after I traded.
I’ve noticed Tickmill’s spreads widen quite a bit during major news events, which hurt my entry and exit prices.