Editorial only. Trading CFDs is high-risk — most retail accounts lose money. We are not a broker and not a financial adviser. Capital at risk. Verify regulation and terms directly with each broker before opening an account.
BlackBull Markets Review 2026
Regulated by
- FMA
- FSA
New Zealand-founded CFD and forex broker with native TradingView trading, cTrader and MetaTrader, and 26,000+ instruments. EEA, UK and Norwegian clients are onboarded to an offshore entity, so those readers are shown the regulated alternative instead.
Researched and drafted with AI assistance from published sources; edited and published by NorwegianSpark SA.
Pros
- Native TradingView trading — connect a BlackBull account inside TradingView (the programme's own landing page)
- 26,000+ instruments across 80+ markets, per BlackBull's own site
- cTrader, MT4, MT5 and CopyTrader alongside TradingView
- Founded 2014 in Auckland; New Zealand entity Black Bull Group Limited
Cons
- EEA, UK and Norwegian clients are onboarded to BBG Limited (Seychelles, FSA SD045) at up to 1:500 — outside ESMA/FCA retail protection; we route those visitors to the regulated fallback
- No published percentage of retail accounts losing money — the generic CFD risk wording applies
- Not available to residents of the United States, Canada, Japan, Russia, Ukraine and 36 other listed countries
- EUR/USD spread and FX-pair count are not published as single figures
Broker Specifications
Risk Warning
Trading and investing carry a high risk of losing money. Where CFDs or other leveraged products are offered, a high proportion of retail investor accounts lose money. Always verify the product type, regulation and terms directly with BlackBull Markets before opening an account.
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This is not financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.


