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Pepperstone vs Tickmill

Side by side on the facts each broker publishes. Advertised costs are the brokers’ own “from” figures.

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Key differences

  • Only Pepperstone lists: SCB, ASIC, SCA.
  • Only Tickmill lists: FSA (Seychelles), FSCA.
  • Pepperstone has the lower stated minimum deposit ($0 vs $100).
  • Tickmill’s raw-account commission is $1.00 lower per round-turn lot ($3.00 vs $3.50 per side).
  • Pepperstone offers cTrader; Tickmill does not list it.
  • Tickmill confirms copy trading; Pepperstone does not confirm it on its site.
  • Tickmill confirms a swap-free account; Pepperstone does not confirm it on its site.

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Pepperstone compared with Tickmill
FieldPepperstoneTickmill
Score81.9/10081.5/100
RegulatorsSCB, ASIC, FCA, CySEC, DFSA, SCAFCA, CySEC, FSA (Seychelles), FSCA, DFSA
Founded2010Founded in Melbourne.Not verified
PlatformsMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, ProprietaryMT4, MT5, TradingView, ProprietaryTickmill Trader.
Minimum depositNoneAccounts table shows $0; funding minimum $10.$100
Raw commission / side (advertised)$3.50Razor, "from $3.50 per lot, per side".$3.00Raw account.
Spread from, no-commission account (advertised)Not verified1.60Advertised 'from' spread on the lowest-spread commission-free account; not a measured average.
Measured EUR/USD spreadNot yet testedNot yet tested
Max. leverage1:30 retail (1:500 professional)Bahamas entity page.1:1000
Copy tradingNot confirmedYesTickmill social trading.
Swap-free / IslamicNot confirmedYesIslamic account listed.
Deposit methodsNot verifiedBank transfer, Crypto, Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, UnionPay
Restricted-country listNot found5 listed (partial)
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Sources for each value are on the individual broker pages. Data verified 11 Oct 2026.

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