Markets4you — frequently asked questions
Short answers to what people in India actually ask, starting with the spelling.
Start Trading →Market4you and Markets4you are the same search: the broker is Markets4you, with an s, and traded as Forex4you until April 2024 — there is no broker called Market4you. It has no minimum deposit on the account ($10 by e-wallet, $25 locally), leverage tiered from 1:4000 down to 1:25 by equity, spreads from 0.9 pip or 0.1 pip plus $7 per lot, and MetaTrader 4 and 5 plus Share4you. It is not authorised by any Indian authority.
The questions that come up most
- Is it Market4you or Markets4you? Markets4you, with an s. There is no broker called Market4you — it is a common misspelling, and the brand was called Forex4you until April 2024.
- Minimum deposit: none on the account; $10 by e-wallet or $25 through local options.
- Maximum leverage: up to 1:4000, tiered down by account equity to 1:25 above $1,000,000.
- Spreads: from 0.9 pip commission-free on Standard, from 0.1 pip plus $7 per lot on Pro.
- Platforms: MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, plus Share4you for copy trading.
- Regulation: registered in the British Virgin Islands; not authorised by any Indian authority, and the former Forex4you name is on the Reserve Bank of India's alert list.
- Swap-free is available and India is eligible, with an unlimited period on five instruments.
- There is no rupee account and no officially published UPI or Indian-bank funding.
Frequently asked questions
Is Markets4you legal in India?
It is not authorised by any Indian authority, and its 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 the recognised exchanges NSE, BSE and MSEI.