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IC Markets Support: Getting a Stuck Case Moved

Help Centre, email and live chat, stated as available 24 hours a day, Monday to Sunday.

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Min deposit USD 0 on Raw Spread, cTrader Raw Spread and Standard; USD 5,000 on the early-access Raw Pro account and USD 100,000 on Raw Pro+ (broker's own site, checked 2 September 2026)  ·  Tiered, not flat: up to 1:5000 on the first 0-25 lots on MetaTrader (1:3000 on 25-50 lots, 1:1000 above 50 lots, published USDCHF example); up to 1:1000 on cTrader

IC Markets publishes three support channels - a Help Centre, email and live chat - stated as available 24 hours a day, Monday to Sunday, with no Filipino-language line and no Philippines office advertised. Support can explain the broker's own published terms, but it is not the channel for a question about the Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines' licensing position - that belongs with SEC PH itself, not the broker's support desk. Withdrawal requests are processed against a 12:00 AEST/AEDT cut-off (Australian server time), which falls around 09:00-10:00 in Manila depending on Australian daylight saving; requests filed before it are actioned the same day, after it on the next business day. This is an independent guide, not IC Markets' own contact page. CFD trading carries a high risk of losing money.

Which channel actually moves which problem

Filipino clients reach IC Markets support the same way traders anywhere else do: through the Help Centre, by email, or via live chat, stated as available 24 hours a day, Monday to Sunday. None of the three channels is built specifically for the Philippines - there is no Tagalog or Filipino-language queue, and no local Philippines office is advertised, so a question typed at 2am in Manila is handled by the same global desk as one typed from Sydney or London.

ChannelBest forWhen
Help CentrePublished answers on funding, withdrawal and platformsAny time
Live chatQuick account questionsStated as 24 hours a day, Monday to Sunday
EmailAnything you want a written answer to, such as a fee or eligibility questionAny time; keep the reply for your records

No Filipino-language support and no Philippines office are advertised on the pages we checked (checked 2 September 2026).

One thing worth being clear on: support can tell a Philippine client how long a card or bank wire withdrawal usually takes, but it will not tell them whether trading with an offshore broker sits comfortably against SEC Philippines expectations for local registration. The entity relevant to Philippine clients, per the broker's own registration feed checked on 2 September 2026, is Raw Trading Ltd, licensed in Seychelles under FSA Securities Dealer's licence SD018 - there is no separate SEC Philippines licence on record. That regulatory question belongs with SEC Philippines, not with a live chat agent. CFD trading carries a high risk of losing money.

Before you call it stuck: the normal waiting times

MethodDeposit creditingTypical withdrawal timeframe
Bank cards, PayPal, Neteller, Skrill, UnionPayInstantCard withdrawals typically 3-5 business days, occasionally up to 10; e-wallet withdrawals return to the same e-wallet
Bank wire transfer2-5 business daysInternational wires can take up to 14 days, plus possible intermediary bank fees
FasaPayInstantWithdrawn by bank wire, not back to FasaPay - follows the wire timeline

IC Markets charges no deposit or withdrawal fee itself, though banks, cards and payment providers may apply their own. The 12:00 AEST/AEDT request cut-off lands at roughly 09:00-10:00 Philippine time depending on Australian daylight saving; requests before it are processed the same day, after it the next business day.

IC Markets at a glance

ItemDetail
Minimum depositUSD 0 on Raw Spread, cTrader Raw Spread and Standard
Maximum leverageUp to 1:5000 on MetaTrader and up to 1:1000 on cTrader, tiered by lot size
Swap Free coverage90+ instruments on Raw Spread and Standard, across MT4, MT5 and cTrader
Account typesRaw Spread, cTrader Raw Spread, Standard
PlatformsMetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader
SupportHelp Centre, email, live chat; stated available 24 hours a day, Monday to Sunday; no Philippines office or Filipino-language line advertised
Philippines licensing statusNo local SEC Philippines licence; relevant entity per the broker's registration feed, checked 2 September 2026, is Raw Trading Ltd (Seychelles), FSA Securities Dealer's licence SD018

Published IC Markets terms, checked 2 September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Tagalog or Filipino-language support line for IC Markets?
No - the support pages checked (checked 2 September 2026) advertise a Help Centre, email and live chat with no Filipino-language line or Philippines office listed. Manila-based clients are served in English through the same global channels used everywhere else.
Can support confirm whether trading with IC Markets is allowed under SEC Philippines rules?
Support can explain the broker's own account terms, but it does not give legal opinions on a client's home-country regulatory position. For Philippine clients the relevant licensed entity, per the registration feed checked 2 September 2026, is Raw Trading Ltd (Seychelles), FSA Securities Dealer's licence SD018 - there is no local SEC Philippines licence. SEC Philippines does publish general advisories about unregistered offshore forex/CFD platforms; whether IC Markets is named in any specific advisory is not confirmed here, and that question belongs with SEC Philippines, not the broker's support desk.

What to have ready so a Philippine case moves in one round

The support desk is one global operation and the reply arrives in English, so the variable a Manila-based client controls is not which channel to use but how complete the first message is. Three of IC Markets' published rules generate most of the back-and-forth on Philippine cases, and each has a document that settles it.

One timing note applies to all three: the 12:00 AEST or AEDT request cut-off is a broker-side deadline, not a Philippine one, and it falls around 09:00 to 10:00 in Manila. A case opened in the Philippine afternoon is, from the desk's point of view, a case opened for tomorrow.