CMCbrokers gives you a direct order ticket to real markets — see the live bid and ask, place a buy or sell, and know exactly what you paid. No opaque "AI trading," no promised returns.
Trading involves risk of loss. Prices can move against you and you may lose some or all of your deposited funds. See the full risk disclosure in the footer.
Full history, drawing tools, and every symbol on the platform — switch instruments directly on the chart.
Every trade on CMCbrokers is either a buy or a sell, filled at the live market price. That's the whole mechanic — here's exactly what each one does to your position and your balance.
You exchange your account balance for the instrument at the current ask price. Your position size increases. If the price rises after your fill, your position is worth more; if it falls, it's worth less.
You exchange the instrument you hold for account balance at the current bid price. Your position size decreases. Your realized profit or loss is the difference between your buy and sell price, minus fees.
Four steps, in order — this is the actual sequence every new account goes through.
Sign up with your email and phone number, then verify your identity. Most accounts are verified within a few minutes.
Fund your balance by M-Pesa, bank transfer, or card. Your available balance updates as soon as the deposit clears.
Pick a market, choose buy or sell, review the live price and fee, and confirm. The fill price is shown before you commit.
Move your available balance out whenever you like, subject to standard verification checks on the receiving account.
Every method below shows the same three things: how long it takes, what it costs, and any limits — before you start.
Enter the amount in KES you want to add to your balance.
You'll get a prompt from Safaricom — enter your M-Pesa PIN to approve it.
Once M-Pesa confirms the payment, your available balance reflects it — typically within a minute.
Request a withdrawal to the same number used to deposit. Payouts are queued for review before they're sent.
The app gives you a unique reference number to attach to your transfer so it's matched to your account.
Use your own bank's app or branch to send to the listed account, including the reference.
Bank transfers are matched and credited once they land — this can take longer than mobile money.
Withdrawals are sent to a bank account in your own name, matching your verified identity.
Visa and Mastercard are accepted for deposits, processed through a PCI-compliant payment gateway.
Most cards require 3-D Secure confirmation through your bank's app or an SMS code.
Successful card deposits reflect in your balance immediately.
Refunds to card follow your bank's own processing time, separate from CMCbrokers' review step.
Sample instruments shown for illustration — live pricing and full symbol list load inside the platform.
No managed accounts, no algorithms trading on your behalf — just a fast, clear way to execute your own decisions.
Orders route straight to live market pricing — no delay layer, no synthetic pricing engine standing between you and the fill.
Client funds are held separately from operating funds. You can request a full statement of your holdings at any time.
A flat spread and a disclosed commission on every trade — visible before you confirm, never bundled into the price silently.
Placeholder quotes for this design sample — not real customer statements.
I like that I can see the bid and ask before I confirm an order — no guessing what I'm actually paying.
Deposit by M-Pesa was quick and the reference number made it obvious where my money went.
Withdrawal took about a day for a bank transfer, matched what the site said upfront. No surprises.
Fees are shown before I place the order instead of being buried somewhere in the terms. That's what got me to switch.
I appreciate that there's no promise of guaranteed profit anywhere. It's just an order ticket, which is what I wanted.
Support answered my question about the difference between the bid and ask on gold within the day.
Open an account in minutes. Start with a demo balance if you want to see how order execution works first.