Does this note say Axi can accept every resident?

No. Illustrative group licenses ≠ authorization to onboard every resident; confirm contracting legal entity and local restrictions The regulator string is illustrative: AU ASIC; UK FCA; AE DFSA (entity-dependent); offshore entity verify

What did the workbook record about Axi costs?

The fee cell is a description, not a quote: Spread-only and raw + commission; swaps UK retail major-FX leverage, only where an FCA entity is the one on the account, is recorded as “Up to 30:1 for major FX; by product”.

CFD provider notes

Axi

Axi appears once in the WiT Markets CFD workbook, as a brand of Axi Group. The headquarters note is Australia. Research status is “Review required” and coverage confidence is “Needs further verification”. The row is not a licence-by-licence register and it is not a recommendation to open an account.

Written by WiT Markets EditorialReview Editorially reviewedLast reviewed 20 October 2026

Risk. CFDs are leveraged contracts with the provider. Losses can happen quickly. This note is research, not an invitation to open an account, and a listed supervisor is not a finding that the firm is safe.

Provider overview

Parent / group: Axi Group
Headquarters note: Australia
Research status: Review required
Coverage confidence: Needs further verification
Workbook review date: 20 October 2026
Verification priority: High
Shortlist field: Not assessed. This is the workbook’s own field. It is not a WiT Markets rank.
Official website: https://www.axi.com/

Where the workbook names a group rather than the company on the client agreement, that limit stands. Subsidiaries do not automatically share terms, products or protections.

Regulatory and corporate footprint

AU ASIC; UK FCA; AE DFSA (entity-dependent); offshore entity verify

Illustrative group licenses ≠ authorization to onboard every resident; confirm contracting legal entity and local restrictions

The first source URL matches the brand homepage recorded in the workbook.

CFD instruments named

The product cell says: FX; indices; commodities; shares; crypto CFDs eligible

ForexJurisdiction dependent
IndicesJurisdiction dependent
SharesJurisdiction dependent
ETFsNot verified
CommoditiesJurisdiction dependent
CryptoJurisdiction dependent
Bonds and ratesNot verified
OptionsNot verified

Jurisdiction dependent means the class is named and the workbook says availability follows the region. Not verified means this row does not establish the class. It is not a finding that the product is missing.

Trading platforms

MT4; MT5/other availability verify

Account and pricing characteristics

Indicative fee structure, not a price quote: Spread-only and raw + commission; swaps

Described model: Raw spread plus commission
UK retail major FX leverage, if an FCA entity serves the account: Up to 30:1 for major FX; by product
Negative balance protection: UK/EU retail CFD rules apply if serviced by covered entity; otherwise verify
Client deposit compensation: Entity-specific; check compensation scheme and eligibility
US retail CFDs: Not offered to US retail residents
Account types: Not recorded as a separate field in this workbook.

Key strengths

MetaTrader ecosystem; FX-focused features

Key weaknesses

Narrower non-FX breadth; entity conditions

Country and regulatory considerations

Forex/MT users

That sentence is the workbook’s editorial research-use note. It is not a rating and it does not decide who should open an account.

Sources and how to read them

Source 1: https://www.axi.com/
Source 2: Not recorded

The underlying research date on this row is 20 October 2026. WiT Markets did not re-open every regulator register on that date. Fees, leverage and eligibility need to be read again on the entity that would actually contract. Corrections can be sent from the corrections page.

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