FxPro
Pick MT4, MT5, cTrader or FxPro Edge. Whichever you choose, orders go through with no dealing desk.
Fact sheet
What kind of broker is it?
Choice of platform is FxPro's selling point: MT4, MT5 and cTrader sit alongside FxPro Edge, which it developed itself. Orders are handled by Market Execution under a No Dealing Desk (NDD) model, and the broker's fill quality and execution statistics are well regarded. It is long established, with headquarters in Cyprus and the UK and tier-1 regulation from the FCA and CySEC. Clients who want higher leverage can use its SCB Bahamas entity.
Where the points come from
These points measure fit, not rank. When a broker gets 5.0 for something, we judged it by the demands of its own category and did not compare it with every other broker.
The good and the not so good
In its favour
- FCA and CySEC: tier-1 on both counts
- MT4, MT5, cTrader, and a platform of its own
- Orders bypass a dealing desk
- Shares its fill statistics openly, and they are strong
- Account range includes a raw-spread option
- Nothing to pay on deposits or withdrawals
Against it
- You need $100 to start, more than at some rivals
- Tighter spreads exist than on its standard accounts
- Go 12 months without trading and a fee applies
- US residents are turned away
Is it right for you?
Suited to active forex traders, especially in the EU and UK, who want MT4/5/cTrader to choose between and the reassurance of FCA/CySEC oversight. It sits in the sensible middle of the market.
Trading CFDs means trading with leverage, and losing money is a real and high risk. Check that this broker may legally serve residents of your country before you deposit. Its full risk warning is on its official website.