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Airmarkets minimum deposit

Airmarkets sets its minimum deposit at 250 euros, and the figure is the same on all three account tiers: Silver, Gold and Platinum. All three also advertise leverage up to 1:200. What separates them is the spread, quoted as standard on Silver, a 25% discount on Gold and a 50% discount on Platinum.

The number that is missing

A discount is only meaningful against a stated price, and Airmarkets does not publish the standard spread the discounts apply to. So the tier ladder tells you the accounts differ without telling you what any of them costs. Before funding, ask for the standard spread on the pairs you actually trade, in pips, in writing.

The other absent figures matter more. There is no published withdrawal processing time, no withdrawal fee schedule and no minimum withdrawal amount. The deposit minimum is the one number the site is happy to be precise about.

Source: air-markets.com account pages, checked 2 September 2026.

Where the 250 euros actually goes

The entity receiving the deposit is Airmarkets Comoros Ltd, registration HV00726496, at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, Island of Mohéli, on MISA licence BFX2026046. The Banque Centrale des Comores named the Mwali International Services Authority in a communiqué of 10 December 2025 as one of several structures issuing offshore licences illegally, stated that licensing banks and financial establishments is exclusively its own remit, and recorded a referral to the public prosecutors of Moroni, Mutsamudu and Mohéli.

So there is no supervisor holding Airmarkets to a client-money rule, no requirement to segregate your 250 euros from company funds, no named custodian bank and no compensation scheme if the firm fails. Check the payment descriptor on your bank statement against the entity name on your account agreement, because that is the only paper trail you will have.

The euro question

Pricing in euros while excluding neither the EU nor the UK is worth pausing on. A European retail client would normally get a 30:1 leverage cap on major pairs, negative balance protection, a compensation scheme and an ombudsman. Depositing 250 euros here buys 1:200 leverage and none of the rest. That is the trade, whether or not it is presented as one.

Before you deposit 250 euros anywhere

Get the withdrawal processing time in writing. Confirm whether accepting any bonus or credit restricts your ability to withdraw. Check the entity name on the register of whichever regulator is claimed, and check the regulator itself is one your own national authority would recognise. Our regulator tiers set out which bodies mean what.

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