Review of Dukascopy Europe

Dukascopy Europe is the EU branch of Dukascopy Bank – a respected Swiss forex broker. Of course, Dukascopy Europe offers most of the benefits provided by the parent company: ECN trading via the ECN transactional model in the Swiss Forex (SWFX) market, which is exceptionally transparent; streamlined and impeccable operations; secure payments to and from …

Review of the FIBO Group (Cyprus)

FIBO Group (Cyprus) allows its customers a choice of several basic types of accounts to meet the requirements of traders at all levels of expertise and choices. Unlike most currency brokers, FIBO Group offers a selection of trading platforms: MT4, MT5, and cTrader. An MT4 account provides two options: turnover without commissions or tighter spreads …

Review of TeleTrade (Europe)

TeleTrade (Europe) offers its clients a choice of three basic types of accounts. All provide leverage of up to 1: 100, and the minimum transaction size is one standard lot (100,000 units of base currency), which is unusual. Most brokers offer parties that are subject to micro-proportionality because the smaller size of contracts allows for …

Review of Exness

Established in 2008, the Exness Group (Exness) maintains two entities with regulatory status in the European Union (EU): Exness UK Ltd, regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom (UK) and Exness (Cy) Ltd, controlled by Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), with passports in several EU Member States. Read more

Review of FXCM

Since 1999, FXCM has become an iconic brand in retail currency markets as a pioneer in developing online forex deals for retailers. Thanks to its headquarters in London, FXCM has grown into many international offices and is licensed in several major regulatory centers around the world. Read more

Review of TurboForex

The owner TurboForex TF Trading is based in the United Kingdom but is not regulated. As we said many times, unregulated brokers should be avoided because some of them are a scam. Regulated brokers are safer than unregulated ones. In general, regulators such as the UK FCA and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) …

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