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STUDY RECORD · last re-checked 2026-09

FP Markets Institutional (FP Markets Partners) — institutional liquidity provider

FP Markets Institutional operates under multiple regulatory licenses across different jurisdictions, including ASIC and CySEC. It provides a white-label partnership model that grants access to its platforms and back-office technology. However, the self-measured claim of 'deep liquidity and tight spreads' should be approached with caution as it is not independently verified.

First Prudential Markets Pty Ltd · · evidence score 83/100

Licence, read on the register

last checked September 2026

RegulatorLicence numberJurisdictionTierSource
ASIC286354Australiatier-1open source ↗
CySEC371/18Cyprustier-2open source ↗
FSCA50926South Africatier-2open source ↗
FSA SeychellesSD130Seychellestier-3open source ↗

Tier classification follows the same scale as the retail register: tier-2 means real supervision and client-money segregation, without an investor compensation scheme — never misread it as tier-1 protection.

What this record teaches

Reading skills, each anchored to something the firm actually published.

  1. 01 — Teaching pointFP Markets offers tiered licensing for institutional clients across multiple jurisdictions.
  2. 02 — Teaching pointThe white-label partnership provides access to trading platforms and back-office technology.
  3. 03 — Teaching pointClients include established brokerages and start-ups launching trading brands.

Claims ledger

Claims specific enough to be falsified — and the ones that remain the venue's own measurement.

Testable claims

  • The FP Markets white-label partnership gives access to FP Markets platforms, execution and back-office functionality with the ability to re-brand, and is designed for two business types: brokerages and start-ups (https://www.fpmarketspartners.com/white-label-partnership/)
  • Group footer on fpmarketspartners.com lists the operating entities: First Prudential Markets Pty Ltd (ABN 16 112 600 281, AFS License No. 286354, ASIC-regulated), First Prudential Markets Limited (Seychelles, Licence SD130), FP Markets (Pty) Ltd (FSCA FSP 50926) and FP Markets Ltd (Mauritius FSC Investment Dealer)
  • First Prudential Markets Limited is a company registered in Seychelles under registration number 8426368-1, authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority in Seychelles with License Number SD130 (https://www.fpmarkets.com/regulation/)
  • First Prudential Markets Ltd (Cyprus, registration number HE 372179) is authorised and regulated by CySEC (Licence No. 371/18), and FP Markets (Pty) Ltd is authorised by the South African FSCA (FSP Number 50926) (https://www.fpmarkets.com/regulation/)

Claims we cannot verify from outside

  • 'Deep liquidity and tight spreads from as little as 0.0 pips' on the white-label page is the firm's own marketing floor, not a typical spread

Perimeter and coverage

Asset classesVenuesConnectivityClients acceptedExplicitly refused
FX, CFDs, Metals, Indices, Cryptocurrenciesnone publishedAccess to FP Markets platforms, execution and back-office functionality with re-branding (own partners page), MT4/MT5 platform offering (group platform stack)Established brokerages with existing client base and CFD volume (own partners page), Start-ups launching a trading brand (own partners page)none published

A firm that publishes its own negative space — who it refuses, where it is not licensed — is materially easier to diligence than one that doesn't. The refusal list is treated here as a disclosure, not a defect.

Self-check

Answer these before you consider the record read. If you cannot, re-read the licence and the claims ledger — the answers are all in what the firm published.

  1. What types of clients does FP Markets serve with its white-label solutions?
  2. Which regulatory bodies license FP Markets in Australia, Cyprus, and South Africa?