Tickmill review 2026: fees, regulation and platforms

Summary

Tickmill is a broker regulated by the UK FCA and CySEC, known for one of the cheapest Raw accounts on the market: $6 round turn per lot.

Verdict · 8.5/10

The best cost per lot for those who mainly trade forex and gold.

Accounts and fees

Raw account: around 0.1 pip on EUR/USD + $3 per lot per side. Commission-free Classic account. Minimum deposit of $100 (in USD, EUR, GBP or ZAR).

Platforms and markets

MT4, MT5, TradingView and its own Tickmill Trader app. A smaller range than the giants (forex, indices, commodities, bonds, crypto).

Trading conditions

Regulation	FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA (Seychelles)
Minimum deposit	$100
Cost	Raw account: around 0.1 pip on average on EUR/USD
Commission	$3 per lot per side ($6 round turn); Classic account commission-free
Platforms	MT4, MT5, TradingView, Tickmill Trader
Markets	Forex, indices, commodities, bonds, crypto (CFDs)
Leverage / margin	1:30 on major pairs (EU, UK, Australian retail clients); higher through non-EU entities

Data checked in October 2026 on the broker's official website and specialist reviews. Fees and conditions can change: check them before opening an account.

Strengths and weaknesses

Strengths

Among the lowest commissions ($6 round turn)
FCA and CySEC regulation
TradingView available

Weaknesses

More limited range
No cTrader

Who is it for?

A good fit if you…

Scalpers who count every cent
Want an FCA-regulated broker

Avoid if you…

Want a very large choice of shares

Score breakdown

Fees9.4

Regulation8.8

Platforms8.4

Markets7.8

Experience8.0

Five criteria rated out of 10: real fees (spread and commission), strength of regulation, platforms, choice of markets and overall experience (track record, account opening, tools).