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Fusion Markets vs OANDA: Which Broker Is Better in 2026?

A side by side comparison of Fusion Markets and OANDA on regulation, spreads, platforms, minimum deposit and our independent scores, so you can pick the right broker for how you trade.

81
Grade B

Fusion Markets

MSP-ready
79
Grade B

OANDA

MSP-ready

Overall, Fusion Markets scores higher in our review (81 vs 79 out of 100). Fusion Markets has the tighter typical EUR/USD spread, which suits scalpers and high-frequency traders. Both are regulated by recognised authorities.

Fusion Markets vs OANDA at a glance

Fusion MarketsOANDA
MSP Score81/100 (B)79/100 (B)
Reputation score60/10080/100
RegulationASIC, VFSC, FSANFA/CFTC, FCA, ASIC
Founded20171996
HeadquartersMelbourne, AustraliaNew York, USA
PlatformsMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingViewOANDA Trade (fxTrade), MT4, MT5, TradingView
MetaTrader 5 (MSP-ready)YesYes
Minimum deposit$0$0
Typical EUR/USD spread0.1 pips0.9 pips
ExecutionECN/STPNo dealing desk
ProductsCFD, DMACFD
Min deposit currency fundingCard, Bank transfer, PayPalCard, Bank transfer, PayPal

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Read the full reviews

For the complete breakdown of each broker, including reputation and regulator notes, read our Fusion Markets review and our OANDA review. You can also visit Fusion Markets or OANDA directly.

Frequently asked questions

Is Fusion Markets better than OANDA?

Fusion Markets scores higher overall in our review (81/100 vs 79/100), but the better choice depends on what you value. Fusion Markets has tighter spreads. Compare the full table above to pick the right one for you.

Which is cheaper, Fusion Markets or OANDA?

Fusion Markets has the tighter typical EUR/USD spread of the two, though final costs depend on your account type and any commission. Check current spreads on each broker's site.

Can I use Market Structure Pro with Fusion Markets and OANDA?

Yes, both offer MetaTrader 5, so MSP runs on either.

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