Measured execution speed

Fusion Markets execution speed — measured fill latency

Fusion Markets's measured median broker-side fill latency is 32 ms. The evidence comes from 762 broker-reported fills. It describes only the measured symbols, sessions and accounts; it cannot establish results for every account type or future order. Scope: Trailing 180 days. Measured fills: 762. Connected accounts: 3. Metric coverage: 98%.

Scope: Trailing 180 days
Measured fills: 762
Connected accounts: 3
Data through: 19 Aug 2026, 18:02 UTC
Observed from: 22 Jun 2026 UTC
Method: Broker order-received to order-filled timestamps from connected accounts
Access: Free public dataset
Metric coverage: 98%

Execution speed here is the broker's own millisecond timestamps — the gap between the order reaching the server and the fill — so it excludes your internet connection and measures only what the broker controls. Across 777 measured fills on 3 connected accounts, Fusion Markets filled orders in a median of 32ms, with 95% of fills inside 34ms. The p95 matters more than the median if you trade news: it's the slow tail that costs money.

On EURUSD, Fusion Markets's measured fill latency ranks 1 of 6 measured brokers.

Median latency

32 ms

order received → filled

p95 latency

34 ms

the slow tail — 5% of fills were slower

Speed score

100/100

vs peers, per symbol

Trend

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weekly median, last 8 weeks

Last 8 weeks

Weekly median fill latency.

Latency month by month

Median fill latency across all symbols — latency is the one metric that compares across symbols.

Fill latency

median, broker-side (order received → filled)

Latency by session

FAQ

How fast is Fusion Markets's execution?

Median 32ms from order received to filled, measured on 777 real fills; the slowest 5% took longer than 34ms. The session table shows how that shifts across the trading day.

How is execution speed measured?

From the broker's own order history: MT5 records when the server received the order and when it filled, in milliseconds. That isolates the broker's processing from your network latency — a slow VPS can't make a broker look bad here, and a fast one can't make it look good.

Does execution speed matter for my strategy?

For scalping and news trading, yes — hundreds of milliseconds move prices. For swing trades held days, median latency is nearly irrelevant, though a long p95 tail can still hurt stop-loss fills in fast markets.

Session	Median latency	p95 latency	Fills
Asia (00–07 UTC)	N/A — insufficient evidence	N/A — insufficient evidence	15
London (07–13 UTC)	32 ms	33 ms	54
New York (13–21 UTC)	32 ms	33 ms	141

Measured, not claimed

Fusion Markets execution speed — measured fill latency

Last 8 weeks

Latency month by month

Fill latency

Latency by session

FAQ

Latency by symbol

Symbol	Median latency	p95 latency	Fills
EURUSD	32 ms	34 ms	465
XAUUSD	32 ms	34 ms	312