RoboForex Reviewed
Global offshore arm of the group; EU residents are directed to RoboMarkets instead.
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Global offshore arm of the group; EU residents are directed to RoboMarkets instead.
Geneva-based Swiss bank known for its ECN marketplace and JForex; EU clients are served by Dukascopy Europe in Riga.
Formerly AxiTrader; MT4-focused broker that also runs a funded-trader programme.
Multi-regulated CFD broker with its own ThinkTrader platform alongside MetaTrader.
Melbourne broker with close TradingView integration and a CySEC-licensed EU entity.
Pioneer of the Trading Station platform, owned by Jefferies Financial Group; EU clients are served from Cyprus.
ECN broker with UK, Australian and Cypriot entities and its own TickTrader terminal.
Formerly HotForex; HF Markets (Europe) Ltd is the Cyprus-licensed EU entity.
CFD brand of the Finalto group (formerly Playtech Financials); Safecap Investments Ltd is the Cyprus entity.
German-listed social trading group; NAGA Markets Europe Ltd in Cyprus is the EU entity.
One of the oldest UK spread-betting firms, now part of StoneX alongside FOREX.com.
Melbourne-based broker with a CySEC-licensed EU entity.
Large multi-jurisdiction group; confirm the onboarding entity if you are an EU resident.
Fixed-spread CFD and spread-betting broker formerly known as Core Spreads.
One of few retail FX brokers licensed in Greece by the Hellenic Capital Market Commission.
Key Way Investments Ltd serves EU clients; popular in Spain, Italy and Romania.
Formerly Binary.com; Deriv Investments (Europe) Ltd in Malta is the EU entity, while synthetic indices and multipliers are offered through non-EU entities.
ForexTime brand of the Exinity group; check which entity would onboard you, as its global business runs outside the EU.
Instant Trading EU Ltd (CySEC) serves EU clients, also under the ForexMart brand.
Cyprus-licensed broker; read its client agreement to confirm which entity would hold your account.
Operator of institutional FX exchanges whose broker arm gives retail and professional traders order-book execution; FCA-authorised in the UK.