RoboMarkets paid CySEC €100,000 on 24 August 2026 to settle possible breaches involving retail CFD marketing, client information and appropriateness assessments. The settlement does not constitute an admission of wrongdoing.
What the CySEC Settlement Covered
The review addressed organisational requirements, information supplied to clients and procedures used to assess whether products were appropriate. CySEC did not disclose the specific underlying incidents.
A Prior CFD Marketing Order
In 2023, CySEC ordered RoboMarkets to stop offering retail clients non-monetary rewards such as race tickets and branded merchandise, viewing them as CFD trading inducements.
Operational Context
WikiFX rates RoboMarkets 7.74 out of 10, while most user feedback describes fast withdrawals and stable platforms. Some complaints concern slippage and execution during volatile markets.
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Execution quality and responsible marketing are different tests
A broker can perform well operationally while repeatedly testing regulatory limits on how high-risk CFDs are marketed.
About RoboMarkets
RoboMarkets is a forex and CFD broker regulated by CySEC under license 191/13.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did RoboMarkets admit wrongdoing?
No. The matter was resolved under CySEC's settlement framework without an admission.