CFD broker ACCM reported a total trading volume of about $2.14 trillion for Q1 2026, Finance Magnates has learned. The company said the period from January to March marked a strong increase in activity across its markets.
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Tien Ching, CEO of ACCM, said: “We had a fantastic first quarter in 2026, with total trading volume from January through March reaching a new all-time high.”
March accounted for $1.2 trillion of the quarterly total. Within that, gold dominated trading at $1.09 trillion. Oil trading volume stood at $5.28 billion in March. The company said oil volumes increased 325.8% compared with February, reaching record levels despite their smaller overall share.
For the full quarter, ACCM reported average monthly volumes of 712.86 billion units and 288,000 active traders.
Metals Dominate Quarterly Trading Activity
Trading was heavily concentrated in spot metals, which accounted for 91.50% of FX/CFD turnover. FX represented 7.00%, while other instruments made up 1.50%.
Platform data showed that 30.76% of total volumes were executed on MT4.
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Device usage was led by desktop trading at 53.67%, followed by mobile at 32.70%, while Expert Advisors accounted for 13.63%, indicating a measurable but not dominant share of automated trading activity.
CEO Links Volatility to Record Volumes
Ching also added that market conditions played a key role. “The elevated volatility encouraged clients to actively participate in the markets.”
Finance Magnates Intelligence reporting shows that FX and CFD activity typically rises during periods of elevated volatility, with metals often accounting for a larger share of turnover. Broker disclosures also commonly include platform, execution , and client activity breakdowns as standard performance metrics.
Alongside its expansion strategy, ACCM has opened two local support hubs in Vietnam’s major cities. The hubs are intended to support local introducing brokers and partners. The company said Vietnam currently generates the highest traffic to its website.