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Independent broker reviews Updated 25 Oct 2026

Forex Broker Reviews

, verified against the regulators.

Every license we list is checked on the regulator's own register. Fees, spreads, leverage and platforms are compared on one rubric, re-scanned every 90 days.

Brokers reviewed
190
Regulators tracked
105
Re-scan cadence
90 days

Best forex brokers, 2026

Ranked by regulation, license tier, business maturity, software, risk controls and market influence. Click a column to re-sort.

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Showing 8 of 40 brokers scored 5.0 or higher · Updated 25 Oct 2026

  1. 01 Interactive Brokers Greenwich, Connecticut, US 9.9/10 SEC FINRA NFA Min $0 · 0.1 pip · 1:30+
  2. 02 Webull New York, US 9.5/10 SEC FINRA FCA Min $0 · — · —
  3. 03 OANDA New York, US 9.4/10 NFA CFTC FCA Min $0 · 0.0 pip · 1:50+
  4. 04 eToro Bnei Brak, IL 9.4/10 FCA ASIC FINRA Min $50 · 1.0 pip · 1:30+
  5. 05 Moomoo Palo Alto, US 9.3/10 SEC FINRA MAS Min $0 · — · 1:2
  6. 06 Charles Schwab Westlake, US 9.2/10 SEC FINRA NFA Min $0 · 1.0 pip · 1:50
  7. 07 Pepperstone Melbourne, AU 8.9/10 ASIC FCA BaFin Min $10 · 0.0 pip · 1:30+
  8. 08 StoneX London, GB 8.9/10 FCA MAS CIRO Min £0 · 0.5 pip · 1:30
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Spreads are the typical EUR/USD spread on the broker's standard account. Leverage is the retail maximum under the strictest regulator listed; "+" means a higher limit is available through another entity. "—" means not offered or not disclosed.

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Methodology

How every broker is reviewed

One protocol, applied to all 190 brokers. Sources are cited on every review page, and the rubric is public so a score can be traced back to its inputs.

  1. Primary-source license verification

    Every claimed license is looked up on the regulator's official public register. We do not use aggregators or the broker's own disclosures as evidence.

  2. Multi-jurisdiction cross-check

    Fifteen-plus registers are scanned (FCA, SEC, ASIC, BaFin, MAS, JFSA and others) alongside public warning lists. Discrepancies are surfaced on the review, not hidden.

  3. Six-dimension scoring

    Regulation, license tier, business maturity, software, risk controls and market influence are scored against a published rubric. No undisclosed formulas.

  4. 90-day re-scan cycle

    Every review carries a visible "last reviewed" date. Brokers are re-scanned on a rolling 90-day schedule; license revocations and new warnings trigger an immediate update.