Example Meridian Markets
An introducing-broker network for retail FX, built on rebates rather than deposits.
Demo directory. Every company, person and document on this page is invented to show how the Hub works.
What this company can back up in writing
Every line below points at the document it came from. Anything this company cannot evidence simply is not on the page — so what you are reading is the whole of what it can prove, not the best of what it would like to say.
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | Value2015 | SourceExample Meridian Markets registry extract (demo) |
| Markets | Value40 countries | SourcePartner broker coverage list, 2026 (demo) |
| Compensation model | ValueIntroducing-broker rebates, two tiers | SourceIB agreement v9, schedule B (demo) |
| Entry cost | ValueNo fee to become an introducer | SourceIB agreement v9, §2 (demo) |
What the regulator makes them tell you
- Operates only where its partner brokers hold a local licence; the licence number is shown per market.
- Every page carries the leveraged-products risk warning, including the share of retail accounts that lose money.
- Introducers never handle client funds and never give personal investment advice.
Read these as a good sign, not a warning. A company willing to publish them is a company that expects to still be trading in five years.
Watch the people running it say it themselves
Founders and leaders on the record, so you can judge them the way you would in a room instead of from a paragraph someone in marketing wrote about them.
- The compliance page nobody reads until a regulator does
Naledi Kgosi (fictional) · Chief compliance officer
Ask them to get in touch
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