AMarkets Year-End Review Cites Crypto Fee Cut to 0.04% and New Five-Level GOLD Status
AMarkets' 2025 year-end review says the broker lowered crypto trading fees to 0.04%, added cryptocurrencies including memecoins, introduced a five-level GOLD status in which cashback on trading fees doubles at each level, and updated its app, personal account and Copy Trading service. It also reports surpassing 3 million clients.
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The review states that crypto fees were reduced threefold to 0.04% and that new cryptocurrencies were added, including memecoins. AMarkets presents the 0.04% level as putting it ahead of many brokers and competitive with leading crypto exchanges; no comparative data is supplied to support that positioning, so it remains the company's own assessment. The notice does not identify which crypto instruments or account types are affected, nor the date the changes took effect beyond the 2025 review period.
GOLD status and Copy Trading
For GOLD clients, AMarkets says it introduced a new system with five levels, in which cashback on trading fees doubles at each level reached. The announcement does not give the thresholds needed to advance between levels, the starting cashback rate, or whether the structure applies uniformly across the group's entities and client regions. Copy Trading was also updated, with the company citing simplified navigation and a revised, more intuitive interface. No changes to the underlying execution, fees or strategy-provider terms of Copy Trading were disclosed.
App, personal account and partner payouts
The mobile app and personal account received additional features, which the company lists as market analysis tools, trading strategy tools, educational videos and a revised onboarding process. AMarkets characterises the result as recognition as the best in the industry, a claim it makes without supporting detail in this notice. On the partner side, payouts under the CPA model were increased fourfold. The announcement does not state previous or new payout rates, which partner tiers or regions qualify, or when the increase began.
Client numbers, ratings and scope
AMarkets reports that its client community passed 3 million worldwide during 2025 and that its Trustpilot rating reached 4.9 out of 5, which it uses to describe itself as the top-rated broker for customer service. Both figures are company-reported; the notice does not break clients down by legal entity or region, nor give the review volume or period behind the Trustpilot score. The same review lists five industry awards and a raffle with a prize pool above $200,000, which are promotional items rather than changes to trading conditions. The announcement does not name the specific regulated entity or entities to which the product and pricing changes apply.
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