Tickmill posts 40% increase in trading volumes for 2025 to $2.36 trillion

Retail FX and CFDs broker Tickmill closed 2025 with a string of all-time highs, reporting a 40% increase in average monthly trading volume compared to the previous year. Total client turnover reached $2.36 trillion, or approximately $197 billion per month, the company announced on Tuesday.

The broker processed 123 million trades over the year, with December 2025 alone generating $300 billion in trading volume — its strongest month on record. On a typical trading day, Tickmill handled roughly 500,000 client orders.

Client growth also accelerated. Activated client accounts rose 27% year-on-year, while new registrations climbed 28%. To support the increased activity, Tickmill expanded its global workforce by 32%. The firm also completed a brand refresh during the year, which it said boosted visibility and consideration in key markets.

“These milestones reflect the trust clients place in us and our ongoing efforts to deliver a world-class trading experience,” said Nicholas Baumer, Chief Commercial Officer at Tickmill Group. He added that the company has used client feedback to shape its 2026 product suite and is preparing for “a major step forward” with several new innovations.

Looking ahead, Tickmill plans to roll out enhancements focused on functionality, usability, and market access. The broker aims to strengthen its position as a multi-asset platform for both active traders and long-term investors.

Founded in 2014 and regulated by the FCA, CySEC, the Seychelles FSA, and recognized by the DFSA, Tickmill is owned by brothers Illimar and Ingmar Mattus.