Fusion Markets Extends Zero-Balance Protection to Clients in 160 Countries
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Updated · Yahoo Finance · Aug 18
Fusion Markets Extends Zero-Balance Protection to Clients in 160 Countries
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Finance · Aug 18
Summary
Effective immediately, Fusion Markets has expanded negative balance protection beyond Australia, covering eligible new and existing client accounts globally.
The safeguard resets accounts to zero when losses exceed available equity, ensuring traders cannot lose more than the funds they deposited during extreme market volatility.
The change closes a gap under which only Australian retail clients had the protection; overseas clients now receive the same downside cover if they meet policy eligibility rules.
Fusion said no client action is required, and the rollout applies across all account types and instruments, including forex, indices, commodities and share CFDs.
Founded in 2019, the Australia-based broker said the move fits broader service upgrades and now applies across a business serving traders in more than 160 countries.