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Best forex & CFD brokers in Singapore

We filtered the catalogue to brokers explicitly marked as accepting clients from Singapore. This page contains 6 matching brokers; 5 hold at least one tier 5 licence in our catalogue. The lowest listed minimum deposit is $0 at CMC Markets. The lowest advertised spread is 0.0 pips at CMC Markets. The most common platforms are MetaTrader 4 (3), TradingView (3), CMC Mobile (1).

Some figures on this page are taken from broker-published information and have not yet been checked against current terms. Confirm details on the broker's website.

Last updated: · Reviewed by BrokaBoy Research Team

How we picked these brokers

Filter: The broker is explicitly marked as accepting clients from Singapore in the catalogue.

Order: Brokers licensed by the MAS are listed first, then by BrokaBoy score.

Commissions never change ranking order on this page. Read our methodology.

Ranked brokers

1
CMC Markets logo

CMC Markets

9.3/10· Trustpilot 4.2 (3,386 reviews)

Advanced charts, LSE-listed

Min Dep
$0
Spread
0.0 pips
Leverage
1:30

Affiliate link - see our Methodology

2
Saxo Bank logo

Saxo Bank

9.1/10· Trustpilot 3.6 (8,756 reviews)

Licensed Danish bank offering deep multi-asset market access

Min Dep
$0
Spread
0.4 pips
Leverage
Up to 1:30 (retail, EU/UK)

Affiliate link - see our Methodology

3
IG logo

IG

9.0/10· Trustpilot 3.7 (9,975 reviews)

FTSE-listed global leader in CFDs and spread betting

Min Dep
$0
Spread
0.6 pips
Leverage
Up to 1:30 (retail, UK/EU)

Affiliate link - see our Methodology

4
OANDA logo

OANDA

9.0/10· Trustpilot 3.5 (1,235 reviews)

Precision pricing since 1996

Min Dep
$0
Spread
0.0 pips
Leverage
1:50 (entity dependent)

Affiliate link - see our Methodology

5
Plus500 logo

Plus500

7.7/10· Trustpilot 4.2 (19,809 reviews)

Clean CFD trading, no clutter

Min Dep
$100
Spread
0.6
Leverage
1:30

Affiliate link - see our Methodology

6
Deriv logo

Deriv

7.6/10· Trustpilot 4.3 (73,060 reviews)

Synthetic indices and multipliers alongside standard FX CFDs

Min Dep
$5
Spread
0.5 pips
Leverage
Up to 1:1000 (entity dependent)

Affiliate link - see our Methodology

Affiliate link - see our Methodology

Top brokers compared

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#BrokerBrokaBoy scoreListed min depositAdvertised spreadLeveragePlatforms
1CMC Markets9.3/10$00.0 pips1:30Next Generation, MetaTrader 4, CMC Mobile
2Saxo Bank9.1/10$00.4 pipsUp to 1:30 (retail, EU/UK)SaxoTraderGO, SaxoTraderPRO, SaxoInvestor
3IG9.0/10$00.6 pipsUp to 1:30 (retail, UK/EU)IG Web Platform, ProRealTime, MT4
4OANDA9.0/10$00.0 pips1:50 (entity dependent)OANDA Trade, MetaTrader 4, TradingView
5Plus5007.7/10$1000.61:30Plus500 WebTrader, Plus500 Mobile
6Deriv7.6/10$50.5 pipsUp to 1:1000 (entity dependent)Deriv MT5, Deriv X, Deriv Trader

Regulation in Singapore

MAS: Monetary Authority of Singapore is the local authority in our catalogue. MAS is Singapore's central bank and integrated financial regulator. Capital markets services licences are hard to obtain and carry rigorous capital and custody requirements.

Listed protections: Client money held in trust accounts with MAS-approved banks; Leverage capped at 1:20 for retail FX; Customer knowledge assessment before account opening; High base capital requirements for licensees; Formal complaint resolution via FIDReC.

Frequently asked questions

Which broker has the lowest listed minimum deposit in Singapore?+

CMC Markets has the lowest listed minimum deposit in this group at $0. Confirm current terms with the broker.

Which is the highest-scoring broker available in Singapore?+

CMC Markets has the highest BrokaBoy score in this filtered group at 9.3/10. The score is calculated from advertised catalogue data; see our methodology.

How many MAS-regulated brokers are listed?+

5 matching brokers hold a MAS licence in our catalogue.

Is forex trading legal in Singapore?+

Rules and access can change. This guide does not provide legal advice. Check the relevant local authority and the broker's regulated entity before opening an account in Singapore.

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