About this Markets4you guide
An independent guide to Markets4you for readers in India — including the part about its name, and the part about Indian law.
Start Trading →This is an independent information site about Markets4you for readers in India. It is not operated by the broker and gives no financial advice. It is explicit about two things most summaries skip: the brand is Markets4you (formerly Forex4you, rebranded April 2024) and 'Market4you' is not a real broker name; and the broker is not authorised by any Indian authority, with its former name appearing on the Reserve Bank of India's alert list.
What this site is
- This site is an independent guide to Markets4you. It is not Markets4you, is not owned by it and is not a financial adviser.
- The broker's name is Markets4you, with an s. It traded as Forex4you until a rebrand in April 2024, and 'Market4you' — the spelling many people search — is not a real broker name.
- The company behind it has operated since 2007 and is registered in the British Virgin Islands, with further entities in Mauritius and St Vincent and the Grenadines.
- It is not authorised by any Indian authority, and the former name Forex4you appears on the Reserve Bank of India's alert list of unauthorised entities.
- For residents of India, currency derivatives are legally traded as exchange-traded futures and options on recognised Indian exchanges — NSE, BSE and MSEI.
- Figures change. Spreads, leverage tiers and payment options are checked at the date shown on each page — confirm the current terms before you deposit.
- Trading forex and CFDs carries a high risk of losing money. Nothing here is advice or a recommendation to trade.
Frequently asked questions
Is this site run by Markets4you?
No. It is an independent guide with no connection to the broker. Account opening, deposits and withdrawals all happen on the broker's own platform, never here.