IG Markets Limited
- Market
- United Kingdom
- Regulator
- FCA · licence 195355
- Loss rate
- 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money with this provider (as of 2026-11-04). Source
- Published terms
- Charges · Withdrawals
- Crypto CFDs
- No
About
kaiser signal exists because the most useful parts of a trading decision are also the most easily skipped. We build plain instruments that put depth, cost and risk in front of you before you act.
Purpose
Ask people who trade what they watch, and the answers are usually about price. Ask them what went wrong, and the answers are usually about size, cost or an exit that was moved. The things that cause damage are seldom the things on the chart.
kaiser signal is a trading workspace for studying market depth, trading costs and risk. Its purpose is to turn those quiet questions into answers you can see: how deep is the book at my size, what does the round trip cost, how large should the position be, and what would a larger loss ask of me? That is the whole product, described the same way here as on the Platform page.
The name reflects the aim. Markets produce an endless tape; clarity is knowing what deserves attention. A signal, in this sense, is not a prediction. It is the part of the picture that changes what you would do.
Principles
Every result comes with the arithmetic that produced it, so that you can check it, repeat it or disagree with it.
Illustrative figures say so where they appear. An example is never presented as evidence, and a chart is never presented as a forecast.
Software, capital and execution are different things owed to different parties. We keep them apart in what we write.
The decision is yours. No countdowns, no pressure and no pretending that a risky activity is anything else.
Method
We choose arithmetic over decoration. A position-size calculation, a cost total and an average fill are simple to state and simple to verify, and that is why they are useful. When a tool needs an assumption (for example that a spread is crossed once), the assumption is printed beside the result.
We also draw a firm line around what we claim. This site does not publish performance figures, testimonials or ratings, because none are needed to explain what a calculator does, and because those are exactly the claims that mislead.
Accountability
You can hold us to what is written on these pages: what the tools do, how registration works and what we do with your details. If something on the website appears wrong, unclear or inconsistent, tell us through the Contact page, and choose "A complaint" if you wish to complain.
Anything that concerns money held by a provider, such as transactions, withdrawals or account security, is a matter for that provider; we do not have access to such accounts.
Our customers
We think of the person using kaiser signal as someone capable of making their own decisions who would like better information at the moment they make them. That person is not served by urgency, by jargon or by confidence the numbers do not support. They are served by a clear calculation, an honest limit and a page that says what it does not do.
Consistency
We describe the product the same way on every page: four working instruments for depth, cost and risk. If any page ever appears to promise more than that, treat it as a mistake and tell us. We would rather correct a sentence than keep a claim we cannot support.

Who is behind it
kaiser signal is run by Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, a company with company number 14209581. Its registered office is 128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX. You can check all of this on the public register, and the footer links to the record.
That is the whole of what we claim about who is behind the site. We do not list individuals, years of experience or partnerships here, because none of those are things this page can prove.
Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, company number 14209581. Registered office: 128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX. Check the Companies House record.
Where your money sits
kaiser signal does not hold your money. Registering involves no payment at all. If you open an account, your deposit is held by the executing broker, IG Markets Limited, under its terms, which you should read first. A deposit is your own capital, it is at risk once traded and it is not a fee.
Opening an account with the broker needs a deposit from $250 AUD (or £250 GBP / €250 EUR / $250 CAD / $250 NZD / $250 SGD). Those are nominal amounts in each currency, not conversions of one another.
How we make money
We receive rebates and referral fees from partner brokers. In practice that means that if you open an account with a broker we introduce, the broker may pay us. It does not change what you pay the broker, and nothing is charged to you for joining the list.
It does create an incentive for us to send people to brokers, and you should weigh that. It is the reason the disclosure sits at the top of every page, and the reason we keep this website's claims modest. The executing broker is listed below.
What we do not do
Trust
Trust is not a claim we can make about ourselves; it is a judgement you reach by checking. So we try to give you things to check: a company record, a formula next to every result, an illustrative label wherever a figure is invented, and a plain description of how we are paid.
When something goes wrong
If you think something on this website is wrong, or you want to complain, write to [email protected]. For anything else, use [email protected]. Support hours are 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday (24/5). Problems with an account held elsewhere belong with the provider of that account.
Brokers
This is where any executing broker would be listed, with the countries it serves.
Leave your details and we will pass them to the executing broker for your country so it can contact you about an account. Registering is free and nothing is charged.
Opening an account will need a deposit from $250 AUD (or £250 GBP / €250 EUR / $250 CAD / $250 NZD / $250 SGD). It is your own money and it is at risk.
The quickest way to understand our approach is to use the tools. Then decide whether you would like to hear from us.