XM review
Crypto CFD brokersTrust Score 75Not in our test programmeCommission link
✕ You do NOT own the coin — contract only, no withdrawal
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Fees
| Typical BTC spread | — | Source · Confirmed indirectly 2026-08-26 |
|---|---|---|
| Overnight financing | — | Source · Confirmed indirectly 2026-08-26 |
Regulation
| Regulation | Scope | Source |
|---|---|---|
| CySEC (CY) · 120/10 Trading Point of Financial Instruments Ltd | Licensed | Source · Verified 2026-08-26 |
| ASIC (AU) · 443670 Trading Point Australia Pty Ltd | Licensed | Source · Confirmed indirectly 2026-08-26 |
Incidents on record
No material incidents on record.
Availability
- Available to readers of: en, ar, de, es, th
- Restricted / exited: us
- Assets listed: 58
- Max leverage: —×
Frequently asked questions
Is XM safe?
No material incident is on our record for XM — an absence of documentation, not a guarantee.
Is XM regulated?
XM holds a full licence from CySEC (CY), ASIC (AU), which carries conduct rules and in some jurisdictions compensation cover.
What does XM charge?
— on the headline figure. Deposit, withdrawal and spread costs sit on top — check the linked schedule.
Can I withdraw crypto from XM?
No. It sells contracts for difference; there is no coin to withdraw.
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Crypto is volatile and largely unregulated. CFDs are leveraged and most retail accounts lose money. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
Information only. This is not investment advice.