Exness 9.9UnlimitedIC Markets 9.81:5,000FP Markets 9.21:500Axi 9.11:1,000Fusion Markets 9.01:500Vantage 9.0UnlimitedDeriv 8.81:1,000Zero Markets 8.81:500GO Markets 8.71:500AvaTrade 8.51:400FBS 8.31:3,000LiteFinance 8.31:1,000Moneta Markets 8.11:1,000Octa (OctaFX) 8.11:1,000Exness 9.9UnlimitedIC Markets 9.81:5,000FP Markets 9.21:500Axi 9.11:1,000Fusion Markets 9.01:500Vantage 9.0UnlimitedDeriv 8.81:1,000Zero Markets 8.81:500GO Markets 8.71:500AvaTrade 8.51:400FBS 8.31:3,000LiteFinance 8.31:1,000Moneta Markets 8.11:1,000Octa (OctaFX) 8.11:1,000

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TIER 1 · VFSC · FSA-SC · ASICVerdict 9.0 / 10 · #5

Is Fusion Markets legal in India?

Short answerNo, not as an authorised platform. The Reserve Bank of India lists Fusion Markets on its Alert List of entities not authorised to deal in forex or run forex platforms for Indian residents. Licences: VFSC · FSA-SC · ASIC (best: Tier 1). None of these is an Indian licence.

The facts

RBI Alert List

Listed as "Fusion Markets"

List date

19 Nov 2025 (RBI press release 2025-2026/1530)

Licences held

VFSC · FSA-SC · ASIC

Accepts Indian residents (own terms)

Not excluded

UPI

Not confirmed

Data as of 2026-10-24, from Fusion Markets's own site and the sources on its full review. RBI list: RBI press release 2025-2026/1530, 19 Nov 2025.

Questions

Is Fusion Markets banned in India?

Fusion Markets is on the RBI Alert List. The RBI warns residents not to trade forex on listed platforms; remitting money to them can breach FEMA.

Is Fusion Markets regulated?

Fusion Markets lists licences from VFSC · FSA-SC · ASIC. These are foreign regulators; none authorises forex trading for Indian residents.

What is the legal way to trade forex in India?

Currency futures and options on NSE and BSE in permitted INR pairs (USD/INR, EUR/INR, GBP/INR, JPY/INR) and cross-currency pairs, through a SEBI-registered broker.