48 brokers

HFM, previously branded HotForex, has operated since 2010 and serves clients across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East through several regulated entities. The broker offers MT4 and MT5 with a broad instrument list, micro accounts for smaller balances and an established copy-trading programme. Conditions and investor protection vary by the entity you sign up with.

CMC Markets delivers a professional-grade proprietary platform with 12,000+ instruments and some of the best charting in the industry. LSE-listed and FCA-regulated.

Pepperstone combines razor-thin spreads with lightning-fast execution across MT4, MT5 and cTrader. Regulated across seven jurisdictions with strong client fund protection.

Axi, formerly AxiTrader, has traded since 2007 and is an Australian-based broker focused heavily on MT4 with a strong copy-trading and social product. The broker offers no minimum deposit on standard accounts and raw pricing on its Pro tier. Retail leverage is restricted under its Australian and UK licences and higher on offshore entities.

Forex.com: StoneX-owned broker with US and global entities. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Forex.com's current terms before making any financial decision.

Saxo Bank is a fully licensed Danish bank founded in 1992, offering direct market access to tens of thousands of instruments including shares, bonds, funds, futures, options and FX through SaxoTraderGO and SaxoTraderPRO. It suits experienced and higher-balance investors who want genuine exchange access rather than a CFD-only offering, and pricing improves sharply with account tier.

Exness is a large multi-entity retail broker founded in 2008, best known for very high monthly trading volumes, instant automated withdrawals and low spreads on major FX pairs. Group entities are authorised in several jurisdictions, and the terms you get depend on which entity onboards you. Leverage advertised as unlimited applies only to non-EU/UK entities and carries very high risk of rapid loss.

IG has operated since 1974 and is a London-listed, FCA-regulated provider offering CFDs, UK spread betting, share dealing and options across more than 17,000 markets. It is one of the most heavily supervised firms in the sector, with a mature platform, deep research and full segregation of retail client money under FCA rules.

OANDA is a veteran forex broker known for transparent pricing, robust API access and advanced charting. Widely used by developers building automated strategies.

Admirals, previously Admiral Markets, has been active since 2001 and offers CFDs plus real share and ETF investing alongside MT4, MT5 and its own Admirals Platform. Group entities are regulated in several jurisdictions including the UK, Cyprus and Australia, and the broker adds analytical add-ons to MetaTrader through its Supreme Edition package.

ThinkMarkets: Multi-regulated broker with its own ThinkTrader platform. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against ThinkMarkets's current terms before making any financial decision.

Vantage Markets, founded in 2009, is an Australian-headquartered multi-asset CFD broker offering raw ECN-style pricing on MT4, MT5, TradingView and ProTrader. It also runs an in-house copy-trading app. The group operates several entities, and the Australian and UK-regulated arms carry stricter leverage limits than the offshore ones.

Interactive Brokers: Global multi-asset broker for serious investors. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Interactive Brokers's current terms before making any financial decision.

Moneta Markets: Multi-platform broker aimed at active retail traders. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Moneta Markets's current terms before making any financial decision.

Capital.com: AI-assisted CFD platform with wide market coverage. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Capital.com's current terms before making any financial decision.

Eightcap: Raw-spread broker with strong crypto CFD range. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Eightcap's current terms before making any financial decision.

FP Markets pairs true ECN execution with one of the widest instrument catalogues on the market, including 10,000+ share CFDs. A quiet favourite among professionals.

Swissquote: Swiss bank offering forex and multi-asset trading. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Swissquote's current terms before making any financial decision.

Fusion Markets: Low-cost Australian broker with tiny commissions. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Fusion Markets's current terms before making any financial decision.

FxPro is a pure NDD broker offering four different platforms and consistent execution quality. A dependable middle-ground choice for intermediate traders.

GO Markets: Long-standing Australian forex specialist. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against GO Markets's current terms before making any financial decision.

FXTM, trading as ForexTime since 2011, combines MT4 and MT5 access with a large education programme and locally supported payment methods, particularly across Africa and Asia. Several group entities hold licences from tier-one and mid-tier regulators. Account conditions, leverage caps and protections depend on the entity you are onboarded to.

Global Prime: Execution-transparency focused Australian broker. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Global Prime's current terms before making any financial decision.

IC Markets offers institutional-grade liquidity with true ECN pricing. Popular among scalpers and algorithmic traders for its ultra-low spreads and deep order books. Trusted by over 200,000 traders worldwide.

XTB is a publicly listed broker offering a polished proprietary platform, deep educational content and access to 5,000+ instruments. A strong all-round choice for European traders.

Hantec Markets: Established broker with sponsorship-backed brand. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Hantec Markets's current terms before making any financial decision.

PU Prime: Multi-asset broker aimed at emerging markets. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against PU Prime's current terms before making any financial decision.

Tickmill focuses on the essentials: tight spreads, fair commissions and reliable execution. Popular with cost-conscious traders and EA users.

XM is one of the most widely used retail brokers globally, with tight spreads, low minimums and heavy promotional activity. A common starting point for new forex traders.

FXCM: Long-running CFD broker with strong charting tools. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against FXCM's current terms before making any financial decision.

VT Markets: Australian-founded broker with global reach. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against VT Markets's current terms before making any financial decision.

AvaTrade offers a broad platform lineup, strong mobile apps and fixed-spread accounts. Popular in emerging markets for its Islamic account support and multilingual service.

easyMarkets: Fixed spreads with built-in risk tools. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against easyMarkets's current terms before making any financial decision.

Plus500 delivers a streamlined proprietary platform focused purely on CFDs across 2,800+ instruments. LSE-listed and heavily regulated in multiple jurisdictions.

Deriv traces its roots to Binary.com and has been operating since 1999. It is best known for proprietary synthetic indices that trade around the clock and for simple products such as multipliers, alongside a conventional MT5 CFD offering. Synthetic products are simulated markets created by Deriv and are not tied to real-world assets, so pricing and risk behave differently from standard instruments.

Dukascopy: Swiss bank with the JForex ECN platform. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Dukascopy's current terms before making any financial decision.

FBS: Low-entry accounts for emerging-market traders. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against FBS's current terms before making any financial decision.

Trading 212: Commission-free investing plus CFDs. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Trading 212's current terms before making any financial decision.

eToro pioneered social and copy trading, letting you mirror the portfolios of top-performing investors. A great fit for beginners who want to learn by watching real trades unfold.

Octa (formerly OctaFX) is an international retail broker founded in 2011, popular in Asia, Africa and Latin America for low entry requirements, commission-free accounts and built-in copy trading. It offers MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and its own OctaTrader platform. European clients are served by the CySEC-regulated entity with EU protections, while clients elsewhere are typically onboarded under offshore entities where leverage is higher but safeguards are weaker.

Libertex: Simple CFD platform with commission-based pricing. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Libertex's current terms before making any financial decision.

JustMarkets, formerly JustForex, launched in 2012 and focuses on low-entry accounts, tight spreads and local payment options across Africa, Asia and Latin America. The broker runs MT4 and MT5 with cent accounts for very small balances. Its main regulated entities sit outside the UK and EU, so investor compensation protection is limited compared with tier-one supervised brokers.

ATFX: Global broker with strong Asian and UK presence. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against ATFX's current terms before making any financial decision.

BDSwiss started in 2012 and offers forex and CFD trading on MT4, MT5 and its own web platform, with account tiers that lower spreads as balances grow. The group is supervised in several jurisdictions, and its EU-facing service applies the standard European leverage caps for retail clients while other entities do not.

NAGA: Social trading platform with CFDs and stocks. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against NAGA's current terms before making any financial decision.

Titan FX: Execution-focused broker with no dealing desk. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Titan FX's current terms before making any financial decision.

InstaForex: High-leverage broker popular in emerging markets. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against InstaForex's current terms before making any financial decision.

Alpari: Veteran forex brand with cent and copy accounts. Fees, spreads and leverage shown here are industry-typical placeholder figures, not verified live data - check them against Alpari's current terms before making any financial decision.