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Yes, Zero Markets is regulated by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) in New Zealand under license number 569807. As a trader who values regulation, this gives me confidence in the broker's transparency and adherence to financial standards. Being regulated by FMA means that Zero Markets must follow strict guidelines on managing client funds and providing transparent financial reports. For me, this regulatory oversight provides peace of mind, knowing that the broker must comply with industry standards. However, I also keep in mind that FMA’s jurisdiction is limited to New Zealand, which may not provide the same level of investor protection as other major regulators like the UK's FCA or the US SEC. Despite that, Zero Markets review from traders within regions where FMA operates has been positive, with many appreciating the secure environment provided by the regulation.