Apologies if this is a rather confusing answer but the reason for this section is that there can be a discrepancy between how the product is perceived vs what it is from a legal perspective.
Fusion Markets and all Australian FX brokers for that matter, require market making as part of their financial services licence. That is because the inherent nature of a CFD is that you are trading directly with us, not with the liquidity provider. As a result, in a legal sense, we are directly pricing you a contract which you want to speculate on as to whether it will rise or fall. In practice however, we do not have a pricing engine, this comes directly from our liquidity providers to us, which we then stream down to our platform for you.