Regulated
AvaTrade

AvaTrade

Score 9.50
15-20 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
FXCM

FXCM

Score 9.34
Above 20 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
Hantec Markets

Hantec Markets

Score 9.22
15-20 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
IC Markets Global

IC Markets Global

4
Score 9.10
15-20 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
XM

XM

5
Score 9.10
10-15 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
EC Markets

EC Markets

6
Score 9.07
10-15 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License |
Regulated
Exness

Exness

7
Score 9.01
10-15 years | Regulated in United Kingdom | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
Trade Nation

Trade Nation

8
Score 8.99
10-15 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business | Suspicious Overrun | Medium potential risk | Offshore Regulated |
Regulated
GO Markets

GO Markets

9
Score 8.98
Above 20 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Regional Brokers |
Regulated
MultiBank Group

MultiBank Group

10
Score 8.96
10-15 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Regional Brokers |
Regulated
capital.com

capital.com

11
Score 8.93
5-10 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
FP Markets

FP Markets

12
Score 8.88
Above 20 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
MACRO MARKETS

MACRO MARKETS

13
Score 8.85
5-10 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business | Medium potential risk | Offshore Regulated |
Regulated
GTCFX

GTCFX

14
Score 8.84
15-20 years | Regulated in United Kingdom | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License |
Regulated
FBS

FBS

15
Score 8.79
5-10 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License | Global Business |
Regulated
Neex

Neex

16
Score 8.72
15-20 years | Regulated in Australia | Market Maker (MM) | MT4 Full License |

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      Ranking List

      • Total Margin
      • Active Trading Ranking
      • Total lots
      • Stop Out
      • Profit Order
      • Brokers' Profitability
      • New User
      • Spread Cost
      • Rollover Cost
      • Net Deposit Ranking
      • Net Withdrawal Ranking
      • Active Funds Ranking

      Total Margin

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Total Asset%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • XM
      • 19.34
      • 1
      • 2
      • Exness
      • 14.35
      • 1
      • 3
      • FBS
      • 9.70
      • 1
      • 4
      • Vantage
      • 9.36
      • 1
      • 5
      • GMI
      • 7.97
      • --
      • 6
      • Doo Prime
      • 6.47
      • --
      • 7
      • IC Markets Global
      • 4.97
      • --
      • 8
      • VT Markets
      • 4.18
      • --
      • 9
      • STARTRADER
      • 3.77
      • --
      • 10
      • CXM Trading
      • 1.77
      • 2

      Active Trading Ranking

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Activation rate%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • XM
      • 24.08
      • 1
      • 2
      • Exness
      • 19.40
      • 1
      • 3
      • GMI
      • 6.55
      • --
      • 4
      • Vantage
      • 6.25
      • --
      • 5
      • IC Markets Global
      • 5.96
      • --
      • 6
      • Doo Prime
      • 5.90
      • --
      • 7
      • FBS
      • 4.68
      • --
      • 8
      • TMGM
      • 4.44
      • --
      • 9
      • VT Markets
      • 4.15
      • --
      • 10
      • STARTRADER
      • 1.78
      • --

      Total lots

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Trading Volume%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • FBS
      • 17.71
      • --
      • 2
      • Exness
      • 4.79
      • --
      • 3
      • IC Markets Global
      • 4.55
      • --
      • 4
      • TMGM
      • 4.08
      • --
      • 5
      • XM
      • 4.03
      • --
      • 6
      • FXTM
      • 2.13
      • --
      • 7
      • Tickmill
      • 1.83
      • --
      • 8
      • Vantage
      • 0.87
      • --
      • 9
      • GMI
      • 0.74
      • --
      • 10
      • Valutrades
      • 0.55
      • --

      Stop Out

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Stop Out%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • AUS GLOBAL
      • 4.92
      • --
      • 2
      • FOREX.com
      • 4.78
      • --
      • 3
      • Axitrader
      • 4.70
      • --
      • 4
      • FXTRADING.com
      • 2.96
      • --
      • 5
      • IC Markets Global
      • 1.93
      • --
      • 6
      • ZFX
      • 1.79
      • --
      • 7
      • Eightcap
      • 1.55
      • --
      • 8
      • FXTM
      • 1.54
      • --
      • 9
      • FXCM
      • 1.46
      • --
      • 10
      • CPT Markets
      • 1.32
      • --

      Profit Order

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Win rate%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • FBS
      • 5.58
      • --
      • 2
      • TMGM
      • 3.54
      • --
      • 3
      • Tickmill
      • 2.96
      • --
      • 4
      • IC Markets Global
      • 1.59
      • --
      • 5
      • RockGlobal
      • 1.03
      • --
      • 6
      • XM
      • 1.01
      • --
      • 7
      • CPT Markets
      • 0.92
      • --
      • 8
      • KVB PRIME
      • 0.82
      • --
      • 9
      • Axitrader
      • 0.58
      • --
      • 10
      • FXTM
      • 0.49
      • --

      Brokers' Profitability

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Total Profit%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • GMI
      • 24.91
      • --
      • 2
      • Vantage
      • 9.89
      • 1
      • 3
      • STARTRADER
      • 9.81
      • 1
      • 4
      • VT Markets
      • 5.52
      • 1
      • 5
      • CXM Trading
      • 3.76
      • 1
      • 6
      • InterStellar
      • 0.73
      • --
      • 7
      • Doo Prime
      • 0.38
      • 4
      • 8
      • Anzo Capital
      • 0.03
      • --
      • 9
      • HYCM
      • 0.00
      • --
      • 10
      • INFINOX
      • 0.00
      • --

      New User

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Growth value%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • XM
      • 11.73
      • --
      • 2
      • IC Markets Global
      • 5.17
      • --
      • 3
      • Doo Prime
      • 3.00
      • --
      • 4
      • FBS
      • 2.47
      • --
      • 5
      • GMI
      • 2.21
      • --
      • 6
      • Vantage
      • 2.17
      • --
      • 7
      • TMGM
      • 1.75
      • --
      • 8
      • FXTM
      • 1.56
      • 1
      • 9
      • VT Markets
      • 1.35
      • 1
      • 10
      • STARTRADER
      • 0.83
      • --

      Spread Cost

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Average Spread
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • XM
      • 10.09
      • --
      • 2
      • Exness
      • 6.06
      • --
      • 3
      • IC Markets Global
      • 3.60
      • --
      • 4
      • FBS
      • 2.30
      • 2
      • 5
      • GMI
      • 2.28
      • 1
      • 6
      • Doo Prime
      • 2.02
      • 1
      • 7
      • Vantage
      • 1.80
      • 2
      • 8
      • TMGM
      • 1.48
      • 1
      • 9
      • STARTRADER
      • 1.46
      • 1
      • 10
      • VT Markets
      • 1.31
      • 2

      Rollover Cost

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Average rollover
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • FBS
      • 19.22
      • 1
      • 2
      • CPT Markets
      • 17.71
      • 1
      • 3
      • Tickmill
      • 14.28
      • 1
      • 4
      • TMGM
      • 12.82
      • --
      • 5
      • Pepperstone
      • 12.71
      • 1
      • 6
      • ZFX
      • 10.38
      • 1
      • 7
      • FOREX.com
      • 9.88
      • 1
      • 8
      • Vantage
      • 8.95
      • 1
      • 9
      • KVB PRIME
      • 6.35
      • 2
      • 10
      • RockGlobal
      • 4.10
      • 2

      Net Deposit Ranking

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Net Deposit%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • FxPro
      • 84.20
      • --
      • 2
      • GO Markets
      • 76.42
      • --
      • 3
      • FXTM
      • 74.51
      • --
      • 4
      • MultiBank Group
      • 73.88
      • --
      • 5
      • Swissquote
      • 71.66
      • --
      • 6
      • INFINOX
      • 70.45
      • --
      • 7
      • Eightcap
      • 68.14
      • --
      • 8
      • CWG Markets
      • 68.07
      • --
      • 9
      • CPT Markets
      • 67.74
      • --
      • 10
      • Axitrader
      • 67.11
      • --

      Net Withdrawal Ranking

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Net Withdraw%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • FxPro
      • 7.00
      • --
      • 2
      • Axitrader
      • 7.00
      • --
      • 3
      • Exness
      • 8.00
      • --
      • 4
      • Pepperstone
      • 9.00
      • --
      • 5
      • Valutrades
      • 9.00
      • --
      • 6
      • IC Markets Global
      • 10.00
      • --
      • 7
      • Doo Prime
      • 10.00
      • --
      • 8
      • AUS GLOBAL
      • 11.00
      • --
      • 9
      • ThinkMarkets
      • 11.00
      • --
      • 10
      • WeTrade
      • 11.00
      • --

      Active Funds Ranking

      • 30 days
      • 90 days
      • 6 months
      • Brokerage
      • Activation rate%
      • Ranking
      • 1
      • FOREX.com
      • -0.30
      • 5
      • 2
      • AUS GLOBAL
      • -0.86
      • 1
      • 3
      • GMI
      • -1.21
      • --
      • 4
      • HYCM
      • -1.50
      • 4
      • 5
      • INFINOX
      • -1.50
      • 2
      • 6
      • Doo Prime
      • -2.05
      • 1
      • 7
      • AvaTrade
      • -2.73
      • 2
      • 8
      • Alpari
      • -2.80
      • 6
      • 9
      • FXCM
      • -3.00
      • 5
      • 10
      • ZFX
      • -4.88
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      Real-time spread comparison EURUSD

      Trading pairs
      EURUSD
      • Brokers
      • Accounts
      • Buy
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      • Spread
      • Average spread/day
      • Long Position Swap USD/Lot
      • Short Position Swap USD/Lot