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Discover trading opportunities, explore your account options, and access the information you need to make informed trading decisions.
Leveraged trading can result in losses that exceed the amount you deposit. Consider whether you understand how these products work.
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Accounts
Classic, Pro and Premium each have their own published record. Numbers appear only after they are verified.
Classic
A clear starting point, with every trading condition left blank until Bear Markets confirms it.
Intended for people opening a first account, or for clients who want the simplest published specification.
Pro
Built for comparison. Costs, size limits and platform access are shown only when they are verified.
Intended for active clients who want a separate specification they can compare with Classic and Premium.
Premium
A fuller account page. Premium services are listed only if the business actually provides them.
Intended for clients who want the most complete published record before they apply.
Markets
These guides describe how each market works. A guide is not a statement that the market is available to trade.
Instrument availability has not been confirmed. The guides below explain the markets. They are not a list of products you can trade today.
Currency pairs are priced from the exchange rate between two currencies.
Availability to be confirmed
Learn moreIndex prices follow a published basket of shares.
Availability to be confirmed
Learn moreGold, silver and other metals respond to currencies, rates and demand.
Availability to be confirmed
Learn moreOil and gas prices respond to supply, inventories and geopolitics.
Availability to be confirmed
Learn moreShare CFDs follow a company’s price without transferring ownership.
Availability to be confirmed
Learn moreCrypto prices can move at any hour and with little warning.
Availability to be confirmed
Learn moreWhy Bear Markets
The points below describe this website. They are not claims about regulation, execution or client money.
Three account records let you compare a straightforward option with two fuller ones.
Spreads, leverage and deposits are not estimated to fill a table.
Read how a market works before you assume it is on the platform.
Downloads and system requirements wait for the real software name.
Enquiries are stored for authorised staff. No support number is invented.
The risk warning stays visible. Education is not labelled as advice.
Platforms
Supported software is listed after Bear Markets confirms it. Nothing here is named in advance.
The name of the dealing platform, its downloads and its system requirements have not been confirmed for this website.
Platform availability, downloads and system requirements are waiting for broker confirmation.
Explore platformGetting started
Identity checks, funding and approval depend on the broker’s own process. These steps describe that sequence. They do not guarantee acceptance.
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Open the client portal and complete the application it presents.
Open an account02
Provide the documents the portal requests and wait for the review. This website does not store identity files.
Read about support03
Funding options appear after the account is approved. Use the published platform only once it is confirmed.
See platform statusEducation
Short explanations of accounts, costs and risk, written for clients rather than for search engines.
Platforms
Platform names and downloads stay unpublished until Bear Markets confirms them. The portal is the sign-in route.
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Read moreAccounts
Compare the rows that have been verified. Treat every other row as unknown, not as a benefit.
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Read moreRisk
Losses can exceed a deposit. Prices gap, and a CFD does not make you the owner of the underlying market.
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Read moreQuestions
Answers follow what this website can actually confirm.
It is the record of your balance, open positions and the costs that apply. On this website, Classic, Pro and Premium are three published records. They do not, by themselves, tell you which instruments you can trade.
Next step
Compare the available account options, review the trading conditions, and make an informed decision about your next step.
