United States
Forex in United States
Rating (low > high)
United States
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- Pros: Regulated by top-tier financial authorities, have a banking background, listed on NASDAQ, long tracking record for +45 years, various trading options, many account types options for the US clients, minimum deposit is $0, low non-trading fees, free deposit and withdrawal on most of the options, no commissions on stocks and ETFs, good charting and research tools, and good educational materials.
- Cons: No negative balance protection, limited trading instruments for international clients, high withdrawal fees for bank transfers, no credit card option for funding, only one base currency available, and no live chat or email support.
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- Pros: Regulated by top-tier regulators, negative balance protection, forex and CFD trading, no minimum deposit, swap-free account option, no deposit or withdrawal fees most of the time, no commissions on standard and swap-free accounts, two-factor authentication for login, price alerts, available on MT4, various research tools, bot trading, good educational materials.
- Cons: Not listed on stock exchange, no banking license, no ETF trading, average CFD fees, no organized website, and no 24/7 customer support.
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- Pros: Regulated by top-tier FCA, negative balance protection, listed on stock exchange, over half a million customers, Forex and CFD trading, variety of trading instruments, fast account opening, minimum deposit is $0, low commissions and trading fees, several account base currencies, no deposit or withdrawal fees, customized trading platform, two-step verification, variety of order types, notifications and alerts available, good research tools, good educational materials, and variety of customer support options.
- Cons: Account fees for inactivity, no credit/ debit card option, no digital bank transfers, limited deposit and withdrawal options, the desktop application is hard for beginners, and no 24/7 customer support.
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- Pros: Regulated by FCA, negative balance protection, CFD and metal trading, social trading, variety types of accounts, low commissions and forex fees, various deposit and withdrawal options, no deposit fees, order confirmation verification, customizable charts, excellent customer service, and variety of educational materials.
- Cons: No client protection amount for non-European residents, no ETF trading, withdrawal fees on most of the options, lacks two-step verification, old UI for the desktop and web platforms, no price alerts on web platforms, no fundamental data in the research tools, and 24/5 support only.
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