Read the prices alongside the risk notice
Crib Markets advertises forex and other CFD products at thecribmarket.com. The homepage presents multiple account types, leveraged trading and promotional pricing. Before depositing, check the specifications and client agreement for the account you will actually receive: trading costs and the consequences of leverage can differ by account and instrument.
The entity and its products
The site's footer identifies CRIB MARKETS (MAURITIUS) LTD and gives Mauritius registration number C198192. This is a provider statement, not independent confirmation of a financial-services licence. Ask which entity will contract with you and verify its authorisation and permitted activities with the regulator relevant to your location. The site lists several restricted regions, including India and the United States.
Compare commissions and protection
The homepage promotes zero commission on major pairs, yet its visible pricing table lists $7 per lot for EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY. Its displayed ECN account panel separately lists a $5 commission. Ask the provider which schedule, units and account conditions apply to you; the displayed figures need clarification rather than an assumption that all accounts are commission-free.
The ECN panel also displays negative balance protection, while a risk notice hosted on the client portal warns that margin FX and CFD losses can exceed the initial investment. Ask for the written protection terms for your specific account and entity, including any exceptions, and read the complete agreement before trading.
Before funding your account
Check leverage, spreads, commissions, overnight charges and withdrawal rules in writing. Save the account terms and request the complaints process. Trading with leverage can amplify market movements, and a promotional protection statement does not replace the terms of your contract.