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Independent information for South African traders

Scope Markets in South Africa — an independent look at the broker

Scope Markets is a CFD and forex brand founded in 2014 and used in South Africa by Scope Markets SA (Pty) Ltd, an FSCA-authorised provider. This site gathers what the brand publishes about its accounts, costs, platforms and funding routes for South African traders.

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Min deposit $50 (about 500 ZAR)  ·  Up to 1:1000 on One Account; 1:1 on Scope Invest  ·  Rating 3.9/5

Scope Markets is a CFD and forex brand founded in 2014 and used by Rostro Group. In South Africa the brand is used by Scope Markets SA (Pty) Ltd, authorised by the FSCA as a financial services provider (FSP47025) and an over-the-counter derivatives provider (ODP64). Accounts run on MetaTrader 5 and the Scope Trader app, start at $50 (about 500 ZAR) and can be held in USD or ZAR. This page is independent and is not operated by the broker.

$50 (about 500 ZAR)Min deposit
Up to 1:1000 on One Account; 1:1 on Scope InvestMax leverage
350+ symbolsInstruments
2014Founded

What stands out about Scope Markets

Scope Markets accounts at a glance

AccountPlatformSpread fromCommissionBest for
One AccountMetaTrader 5Average from 0.9 pipsNone on most markets; $5 per lot per side on futures and commoditiesTrading forex, indices, metals, energies and share CFDs from one account
Scope InvestMetaTrader 5Average from 0.1 pips0% on all instrumentsLong-only fractional share CFDs at 1:1 with no swap charge
DemoMetaTrader 5 and Scope TraderLive prices, virtual fundsNo real money at stakeTesting the platform before an account is funded

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Scope Markets in South Africa — a short verdict

Scope Markets suits a South African trader who wants a rand-denominated account on MetaTrader 5 with local funding routes and a low entry point of $50. The trade-offs are clear enough to state plainly: leverage runs as high as 1:1000, futures and commodities carry a commission of $5 per lot per side, and Scope Invest is long-only at 1:1. Anyone who specifically needs MetaTrader 4 should confirm availability with the broker first. This site is independent, it is not operated by Scope Markets, and every figure here should be re-checked with the broker before any deposit, because conditions change and differ between the entities that use the brand.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the Scope Markets company page?
No. This is an independent information site about Scope Markets for readers in South Africa. Accounts, deposits and withdrawals happen with the broker, not here.
What does a Scope Markets account cost to open?
The published minimum deposit is $50 on both One Account and Scope Invest, shown as 500 ZAR on the local funding table.
Which platform does Scope Markets use in South Africa?
MetaTrader 5, on desktop, in the web terminal and on iOS and Android, plus the brand's own Scope Trader app.