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FxPro Review 2026

Updated: Oct 12, 2026
Written by
Dan Blystone
Edited by
Ola Alder
Fact checked by
Aviva Gurevich

Our verdict

  • Best for: Day traders
  • Algo traders
  • News traders
  • Good for: Scalpers
  • Swing traders
  • Beginners
  • Commodity traders
  • Not ideal for: Crypto traders
  • Cost-conscious traders

FxPro is geared most towards veteran traders thanks to its advanced platforms and tools. But it can also work well for beginners. The more intuitive FxPro WebTrader platform, along with solid educational resources, enhances the experience for newcomers to the markets. I noted that FxPro offers a better-than-average selection of trading platforms (WebTrader, TradingView, MT4, MT5, and cTrader) – a breadth I’ve rarely seen matched at a single broker.

In my testing, FxPro’s trading costs were average to high on the Standard account, but I found more competitive conditions on the Raw+ account. When testing the Raw+ account, I recorded spreads of 0.2 pips in EUR/USD and 15 cents in gold. I confirmed that FxPro offers 2,100 CFDs. I was especially impressed by the range of forex and crypto pairs. The broker also stood out to me with valuable tools like Trading Central and FxPro Squawk.

FxPro is less ideal for traders seeking the tightest spreads. My tests showed that Standard account spreads were average to high. I also noted that FxPro may be less suitable for traders looking for strong account protection if their account is with the offshore entity.

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How FxPro compares to every broker we tested

FXEmpire Benchmark

We test dozens of brokers every year, 73 this year alone. That gives us a clear picture of the market and a benchmark for every category. Here is how FxPro measures up against the industry.

FxPro score breakdown: 9 categories, each next to the FXEmpire average

Score colours: Top 10% Above average

CategoryScoreFXEmpire avgTrust4.34.0Fees3.03.8Platforms and Tools4.74.4Tradable Instruments4.84.3Customer Support3.94.5Research4.54.3Deposit and Withdrawal4.94.6Account Types and Terms4.94.5Education4.24.1
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I used a Standard demo account with FxPro Global Markets Limited for this review. My test took place in Q2 2026. My background is in the futures and forex industry. I spent a decade as a professional trader at the CME and licensed broker, so I approached this review from the perspective of an active trader.

FxPro Overview

FxPro was originally conceived in 1999 and rebranded in 2003. The London-based brokerage giant is multi-regulated and has a strong global presence. Traders can access over 2,100 instruments across five popular platforms. 

What’s New

Since the last time I put FxPro to the test in April 2025, the broker has improved in several areas.

✅ The TradingView platform (desktop, web, and mobile) is now available.

✅ TradingView charts have been integrated into the FxPro mobile app.

✅ 50+ US stocks can now be traded in extended hours.

✅ Forex coverage has been expanded with the addition of USD/KRW and USD/RUB pairs.

But my experience with customer support was worse.

❌ I experienced wait times of three minutes via live chat, longer than what I recorded in my last review.

FxPro Pros and Cons

Pros Cons
  • Five distinct platforms: FxPro WebTrader, TradingView, MT4, MT5, cTrader
  • Competitive spreads via Raw+ and Elite Accounts
  • Excellent range of instruments
  • Insightful research materials
  • Rich educational resources
  • Reliable customer support
  • Ultra-fast order execution
  • Fast deposits and withdrawals
  • Limited oversight at offshore entity
  • Inactivity fee
  • FxPro Trading Platform only available in English
  • High spreads on the Standard account

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Risk DisclosureCFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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Trust

Trust score

FxPro has been operating for roughly 25 years, making it one of the oldest brokers I have reviewed. It is overseen by four regulators worldwide. Among these is the highly regarded UK FCA. During my review, I verified that customer funds are kept separate from company capital in segregated accounts. My research also showed that FxPro has a high level of transparency. But traders who open an account with offshore entities (Bahamas SCB, Seychelles FSA) should note there is no compensation scheme.

  • LicencesTier-1 - FCA, CySEC · SCB Bahamas · FSA Seychelles
  • Client fundsSegregated accounts
  • Track recordRoughly 25 years
  • Offshore entitiesNo compensation scheme

How Did We Test the Broker's Trustworthiness?

Entity Features FxPro UK Limited FxPro Financial Services Ltd FxPro Global Markets Limited Invemonde Trading Ltd
Country/Region United Kingdom European Union Bahamas/Global Seychelles/Global
Regulation FCA CySEC Bahamas SCB Seychelles FSA
Tier 1 1 3 3
Segregated Funds Yes Yes Yes Yes
Negative Balance Protection Yes Yes Yes Yes
Compensation Scheme Yes (FSCS Up to £85,000) ICF Up to €20,000 No No
Maximum Leverage (Retail Account) 1:30 1:30 1:200 1:10,000
Maximum Leverage (Professional Account) 1:500 1:500 1:10,000 N/A

Is FxPro Regulated?

When assessing a broker, we use a three-tier system to rank regulators. Here are my findings on the various entities of FxPro:

  • FxPro UK Limited is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), registration no. 509956. We rate FCA as a Tier-1 regulator.
  • FxPro Financial Services Ltd is authorized and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), license number 078/07. I rate CySEC as a Tier-1 regulator.
  • FxPro Global Markets Limited is authorized and regulated by the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SCB), license no. SIA-F184. I rate Bahamas SCB as a Tier-3 regulator.
  • Invemonde Trading Ltd in partnership with FxPro Global Markets Ltd is authorized and regulated as an Investment Dealer by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA), license no. SD120. I rate Seychelles FSA as a Tier-3 regulator.
FxPro UK Limited on the FCA register
FxPro Financial Services Ltd on the CySEC register
Invemonde Trading Ltd on the Seychelles FSA register
Bahamas SCB

How Your Account is Protected

In order to operate globally, brokers open entities in various regions. The level of protection depends on which country or regional regulator oversees your account.

  • Segregation of client funds. Keeping client funds in segregated bank accounts from the ones used for the broker’s corporate capital negates the risk of accounting errors. All FxPro entities ensure this.
  • Negative balance protection. This safety mechanism removes the risk of trading losses exceeding the account balance. In other words, the losses you incur from trading are capped at the amount you have put in your trading account. I confirmed through FxPro support and a review of the Client Agreement that every FxPro entity provides negative balance protection. With NBP in place, clients can not lose more than the funds placed in their account.
  • Compensation scheme. A compensation scheme protects retail traders against the broker’s liabilities in the unlikely event that the company becomes insolvent. Clients of FxPro UK Limited are protected under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) for up to £85,000, and clients of FxPro Financial Services Ltd benefit from insurance of up to €20,000 under the Investment Compensation Fund (ICF). Verified May 2026. Clients of FxPro’s offshore entities do not have any kind of account insurance.

Stability and Transparency

We also look at a broker’s track record, overall scale, and how openly it presents important company and pricing information.

During my review, I found that FxPro has operated for more than 25 years, making it one of the longer established names in the CFD industry. The company states that it employs more than 500 people globally, which points to a sizable operation.

I also found the broker relatively transparent. I easily found key information like the regulatory status of its entities on the About page. The Platform Comparison page clearly breaks down costs like spreads and commissions. And you can find comprehensive account-related details in the Client Agreement on the Legal Documentation page.

Is FxPro Safe to Trade With?

I rate FxPro as a fairly safe broker thanks to the following factors.

  • Globally regulated
  • All entities segregate funds
  • All entities provide negative balance protection
  • Transparent in key areas like regulation and fees

One area where FxPro could strengthen client protection is by introducing additional private insurance coverage for traders registered under its offshore entities. The broker discloses that 76% of retail investor accounts lose money on its platform. This highlights the importance of disciplined risk management and careful position sizing, especially when using high leverage.

Fees

Fee score

My testing found FxPro’s trading costs to be mixed, with notable differences between account types. The Standard account was relatively expensive at around $14 per lot versus the $11.54 industry benchmark. Raw+ and Elite accounts offered tighter pricing. I confirmed that deposits and withdrawals are free and swap fees are broadly in line with industry norms. Dormant accounts incur a $10 monthly inactivity fee after six months.

  • EUR/USD spread1.4 pips Standard (benchmark 1.1) · 0.2 pips Raw+
  • Standard cost of tradeAround $14 per lot vs $11.54 benchmark
  • Inactivity fee$10 per month after six months
  • Deposits and withdrawalsFree

How Did We Test the Broker's Fees and Commissions?

FxPro Trading Fees

FxPro Spreads

I tested the spreads at FxPro during the London open and just after the New York open on 4 May 2026, using Standard and Raw+ accounts via MetaTrader 5. At these times, the market is typically highly liquid with the tightest spreads.

Instrument Standard Account Live Spread AM Standard Account Live Spread PM Standard Account Industry Average Raw+ Account Live Spread AM Raw+ Account Live Spread PM Raw Spreads Account Industry Average
EUR/USD 1.4 Pips 1.4 Pips 1.1 Pips 0.2 Pips 0.2 Pips 0.06 Pips
GBP/JPY 3.1 Pips 3.1 Pips 2.7 Pips 1.3 Pips 1.3 Pips 1.02 Pips
Gold 32 Cents 32 Cents 33 Cents 15 Cents 15 Cents 11 Cents
WTI Oil 5 Cents 5 Cents 3.9 Cents 5 Cents 5 Cents 2.7 Cents
Apple N/A N/A 31 Cents  N/A 17 Cents 24 Cents
Tesla N/A N/A 48 Cents N/A 21 Cents 41 Cents
DAX 40 3.5 Pips 2 Pips 2.5 Pips 3.5 Pips 2 Pips 1.5 Pips
Dow Jones 30 1.8 Pips 1.8 Pips 3.3 Pips 1.8 Pips 1.8 Pips 2.2 Pips
Bitcoin $80.12 $78.96 $45.36 $80.12 $79.02 $23.69

*These industry average values are derived from a pool of nearly 70 brokers that we tested. The numbers were last updated in January 2026.

Standard Account: The Standard account delivered mixed results in my testing. EUR/USD averaged 1.4 pips during both the AM and PM sessions compared to the 1.1 pips benchmark. GBP/JPY came in at 3.1 pips vs the 2.7 pip industry average. Gold pricing was more competitive at 32 cents against the 33 cents industry average. The Dow Jones 30 stood out favorably at 1.8 pips compared to the 3.3 pip industry norm. Spreads on WTI crude oil, the Dax 40, and especially Bitcoin were less competitive. I concluded that the FxPro’s Standard account is most competitive on indices and gold, and less attractive for crypto and forex traders.

Raw+ Account: My tests showed that the Raw+ account delivered much tighter spreads than the Standard account on forex and gold, with EUR/USD averaging 0.2 pips, GBP/JPY 1.3 pips, and gold 15 cents. Spreads in indices, shares, crypto, commodities other than gold, and minor and exotic forex pairs are the same as the Standard account. I rate the FxPro Raw+ account spreads as less competitive compared to the raw spread account industry averages.

FxPro Commissions

In addition to spreads, the Raw+ account includes commissions on major forex pairs and gold. The table below compares the round-trip commission per full-sized lot with industry averages:

Asset FxPro Raw+ Commission  Industry Average 
EUR/USD $7 $5.99
Gold $7 $5.62

My tests showed that commissions at FxPro are slightly higher than the industry average.

FxPro Swap Fees

The table below shows the overnight financing charges and credits I recorded on 4 May 2026.

Instrument Swap Long Industry Average
EUR/USD Charge of $8.90 Charge of $7.64
GBP/JPY Credit of $7.60 Credit of $7.74
Gold Charge of $67.90 Charge of $65.65

My tests showed that FxPro’s swap fees are very close to industry averages. EUR/USD overnight charges of $8.90 (long) sit $1.26 above the industry average, a minor difference for swing traders. In the case of gold, the $67.90 long charge is $2.25 above the benchmark.

FxPro Non-Trading Fees

If your account remains inactive for six months, FxPro charges a one-off maintenance and administration fee of $10 (or currency equivalent), followed by a monthly inactivity fee of $10. This monthly charge continues until the account remains inactive. But when it comes to deposits and withdrawals, FxPro charges no fees. (Verified May 2026)

Are FxPro Fees Competitive?

To help you understand how much you’ll pay to trade each instrument, I calculated the cost of trade using the formula: spread rate x pip value + commission rate (swaps are not included).

Instrument Standard Account Industry Average Raw+ Account Industry Average
EUR/USD $14 $11.54 $9 $6.99
GBP/JPY* $19.84 $17.48 $15.32 $12.55
Gold (XAU/USD) $32 $33.02 $22 $17
Crude Oil $50 $39.66 $50 $29.74
Apple N/A $31.78 $17 $26.14
Tesla N/A $48.73 $21 $43.24
Dow Jones 30 $18 $33.37 $18 $23.90
Germany 40* $41.30 $30.51 $32.45 $19.90
Bitcoin $79.54 $45.36 $79.57 $25.98

*The base currency values are converted to US dollars.

My tests showed that the Standard account offers competitive costs on gold and the Dow Jones 30 index, but forex pairs, the Dax 40 index, and especially Bitcoin were more expensive than industry averages. The Raw+ account offers better trading costs than the Standard account in forex pairs and gold, but they were still more expensive than the industry average.

Platforms and Tools

Platform score

In my testing, I found FxPro’s platform lineup to be one of the brokers’ biggest strengths. Traders can choose between FxPro WebTrader, MT4, MT5, cTrader, and TradingView, which I think gives the broker broad appeal across different trading styles. I found WebTrader intuitive and beginner-friendly. MetaTrader and cTrader offered the advanced tools and algo trading support more experienced traders are likely to want.

  • PlatformsFxPro WebTrader · MT4 · MT5 · cTrader · TradingView
  • MobileFxPro Mobile App with TradingView charts
  • WebTrader charting50+ indicators, 15 timeframes

How Did We Test the Broker's Trading Platforms?

FxPro WebTrader Platform

WebTrader has a polished, clean interface. The platform includes popular features like customizable watchlists, one-click order execution, trading from the chart, a news feed, and price alerts. I found the platform straightforward to navigate. Menus and trading functions are laid out in an intuitive way.

FxPro WebTrader platform

I could easily customize the layout to suit my trading style. Trading from the chart and one click trading enabled me to get in and out of trades fast. The platform lacks some of the advanced tools on MetaTrader and cTrader, but I felt that the platform can meet the needs of most traders.

Charts

FxPro WebTrader charts

The proprietary charting within the platform did not disappoint. 50+ technical indicators include momentum, reversal, volatility, and volume studies. Drawing tools range from the basic trendline to Fibonacci Fans, Pitchforks, and ABCD pattern recognition. 15 timeframes from 1 minute to 1 month let you easily zoom your analysis in and out.

Orders

FxPro WebTrader order ticket

The order ticket features all standard order types, including market, limit, and stop losses. In the case of pending orders, you can specify the time limit of the order (good till canceled (GTC) or good till a specific date). While the FxPro platform lacks trailing stop-loss orders, these are available in MetaTrader and cTrader.

News

FxPro WebTrader news feed

The research section includes FxPro’s in-house market commentary, including Wave analysis across many assets. I found the Pro News Weekly updates useful for keeping track of major market developments. But the news flow did not feel as fast or comprehensive as feeds offered by Reuters or Bloomberg.

Alerts

FxPro WebTrader alerts

The alerts tool in WebTrader allows you to be notified when the price reaches a preset level and when your orders are executed. You can be notified by an in-platform notification or via email. I especially like this tool as it allows you to take a break from the screen without missing important price moves.

Economic Calendar

FxPro WebTrader economic calendar

You won’t have to leave the platform to get key economic data. WebTrader features a built-in economic calendar that covers analyst consensus and previous/actual figures.

FxPro WebTrader: My Key Takeaways

I found the FxPro WebTrader to be intuitive and well-designed. With one-click trading and trading from the chart, it’s a good fit for day traders. It’s a bonus that practical features like an economic calendar and live chat support are integrated. One drawback is that the platform is only available in English.

FxPro Mobile App

FxPro Mobile App

The FxPro mobile app, available for Android and iOS, allows you to trade and manage your account on the go. I tested the FxPro mobile app using an iPhone 15 Pro Max. You can easily switch between demo and live trading, fund your account, and access live support from a single login.

Advanced charting from TradingView features 100+ technical indicators, 30 drawing tools, 9 time frames, and 12 chart types — an upgrade from the basic charting on most broker-built apps.

The app features all standard order types, including market, limit, and stop losses. When checking security features, I confirmed that two-factor authentication is available.

FxPro Mobile App: My Key Takeaways

I liked the clean, intuitive design, making a contrast with the dated feel of the MetaTrader 4 app. The charting upgrade to TradingView means it can accommodate the most sophisticated technical analysts. 1-tap trading makes it easy to get in and out of the market fast while you are out and about. Like the web platform, the FxPro app features the convenience of a built-in economic calendar. But I also noted that the app could be improved by adding a news feed and price alerts.

FxPro Execution

I confirmed through FxPro’s Order Execution Policy and legal documentation that the broker acts as the execution venue for client CFD trades. Orders are executed on an OTC basis, rather than a centralized exchange. I verified that FxPro uses a no-dealing-desk execution model, designed to reduce intervention in client orders.

Tradable Instruments

Instruments score

FxPro offers an impressive range of 2,100+ tradable instruments. Markets include forex, metals, energies, soft commodities, indices, shares, ETFs, and crypto. The lineup includes CFDs on both spot and futures markets. In my analysis, FxPro’s commodity count (40) is four times the industry median of 5–10, making it a strong choice for commodity-focused traders. Crypto coverage (37 instruments) similarly outpaces the 10–20 median. The range of 75 forex pairs is also at the upper end of industry averages.

  • Instruments2,100+
  • Forex pairs75
  • Commodities40 (industry median 5–10)
  • Cryptocurrencies37

How Did We Test the Broker's Tradable Instruments?

Instrument Number Type Industry Average
Forex Pairs 75 Major, Minor, Exotic 30 – 75
Commodities 40 Metals, Energies, Softs, Spot, Futures 5 – 10
Indices 30 Major, Minor, Spot, Futures 5 – 10
Stocks 1,862 Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States 200 – 300
ETFs 46 United States N/A
Cryptocurrencies 37 Major and Minor 10 – 20

FxPro offers a comfortably better- than- average range of instruments that can support a wide variety of trading strategies. I liked that both spot and futures markets are available in the cases of commodities and indices. And when it comes to a popular commodity like gold, you have plenty of flexibility with access to XAU/USD, XAU/EUR, Gold Oz, and Gold Gram contracts. One limitation I noticed was the absence of bond CFDs.

What Can You Trade with FxPro?

To better illustrate the range of instruments available at FxPro, I compiled samples from various asset classes:

Forex Major Forex Minor
EUR/USD | USD/JPY | USD/CHF | AUD/USD  GBP/JPY | NZD/JPY | EUR/GBP | EUR/AUD   
Forex Exotic Indices
USD/THB | USD/PLN | USD/MXN | USD/RUB UK 100 | Spain 35 | AUS 200 | Hong Kong 50
Energies Metals
Natural Gas | WTI Crude Oil | Brent Crude Oil Silver | Palladium | Platinum | Gold
Soft Commodities Shares
Cocoa | Corn | Soybeans | Wheat Apple | HSBC | Lufthansa | Trustpilot
ETFs Cryptocurrencies
SPDR S&P 500 | iShares Silver Trust | Grayscale Bitcoin | Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Polkadot | TRON | Cardano | Trump Coin

Customer Support

Support score

FxPro offers 24/5 support in 20+ languages (Verified May 2026). You can get help via live chat, email, and phone. I conducted my tests over a two-week period and had a mixed experience. Wait times via live chat averaged 3–4 minutes, slower than the 1–2 minute median I see at most large retail brokers. And I was not always able to get a clear answer. By phone and email, I had a more positive experience.

  • Hours24/5 in 20+ languages
  • ChannelsLive chat · email · phone
  • Live chat wait3–4 minutes in my tests

How Did We Test the Broker's Customer Support?

FxPro live chat support

Customer Support Channels

Live Chat Email Phone
24/5 via the FxPro website, the FxPro WebTrader platform, and mobile app support@fxpro.com +44 (0) 20 7776 9720
FxPro chat support via WhatsApp

FxPro Customer Support Test

I made dozens of inquiries during my test period, covering topics including platforms, regulation, fees, and more. For example, via chat, I asked whether FxPro offers VPS hosting and whether an Islamic account is available.

By live chat, I usually had to wait a couple of minutes. Email responses typically arrived the same business day. Phone calls were answered within a few rings. I found the support experience inconsistent, as the depth of knowledge varied between agents. In one instance via chat, a representative was unable to explain the inactivity fee.

Languages
English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Polish, Italian, German, Romanian, Russian, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Turkish, Arabic, Indonesian, Malaysian, Hungarian

Deposit and Withdrawal

Deposit score

FxPro offers a variety of deposit and withdrawal methods, including bank wire, credit/debit card, digital wallet, and crypto. The broker also offers an innovative tool called the FxPro Wallet, which acts as a central hub where you can store funds and transfer them between trading accounts. FxPro’s offering is straightforward and fee-free (verified May 2026) across seven methods, stronger than the typical CFD broker setup. According to the broker, processing times vary by payment method.

  • MethodsBank wire · cards · e-wallets · crypto, seven in all
  • Fees0% on deposits and withdrawals
  • ToolFxPro Wallet for moving funds between accounts

How Did We Test the Broker's Deposit and Withdrawal Process?

Please note that I did not test processing times with a live account.

FxPro Wallet in the client portal

FxPro Wallet

The FxPro wallet serves as a central funding account where clients can hold their balance and transfer funds between different accounts. I rate the setup a convenient feature for managing multiple accounts without having to repeatedly deposit or withdraw funds.

How Do You Deposit Money with FxPro

Method* Fees Processing Time
Local Bank Wire 0% 15 minutes
Credit/Debit Card 0% 15 minutes
Crypto** 0% 15 minutes
SticPay 0% 15 minutes
Google Pay 0% 15 minutes
PayPal*** 0% 15 minutes
Skrill*** 0% 15 minutes

*Payment methods vary by region
**Crypto payments include TON, ADA, LTC, SOL, USDC ERC20, XLM, and XRC
***Only available for clients in the EU

How Do You Withdraw Money from FxPro

Method* Fees Processing Time
Local Bank Wire 0% 3-5 working days
Credit/Debit Card 0% 3-7 working days
Crypto** 0% 1 working day
SticPay 0% 1 working day
Google Pay 0% 1 working day
PayPal*** 0% 1 working day
Skrill*** 0% 1 working day

*Payment methods vary by region
**Crypto payments include TON, ADA, LTC, SOL, USDC ERC20, XLM, and XRC
***Only available for clients in the EU

Overall, Deposits and Withdrawals are a strength at FxPro. The zero-fee policy on both deposits and withdrawals removes a cost drag that many brokers impose. The main caveat: some methods (PayPal, Skrill) are restricted to EU clients.

Account Types and Terms

Account score

FxPro offers Standard, Raw+, Elite, and cTrader accounts. I rate the lineup flexible enough for different trading styles and experience levels. Beginners can opt for simpler, spread-based pricing. Meanwhile, active traders have access to raw spreads and commission structures. High volume traders can also earn rebates. The broker supports demo and Islamic accounts. Another advantage I noted is the absence of a fixed minimum deposit. I opened a Standard demo account in just 5 minutes via the online portal.

  • AccountsStandard · Raw+ · Elite · cTrader
  • Minimum depositNone fixed
  • RebatesAvailable on the Elite account
  • Swap-freeIslamic accounts available

How Did We Test the Broker's Account Types and Terms?

FxPro account registration

How to Open an Account with FxPro

To open an account with FxPro Global Markets Limited, you must go through the following steps:

  1. Click “Register” at the top right of the FxPro website.
  2. State your country of residence, your email, and create a password.
  3. Enter your personal details: full name, date of birth, and phone number.
  4. Enter your nationality and employment information.
  5. Provide financial information, including annual income and net worth

FxPro Account Types

Account Feature MT4/5 Standard  MT4/5 Raw+ MT4/5 Elite cTrader
FX Majors All-inclusive spread from 1.2 Pips From 0 pips + commission $3.5/side From 0 pips + commission $3.5/side Spread + $35 per $1 million traded (upon opening and closing a position
Gold All-inclusive spread from 25 cents From 10 cents + commission $3.5/side From 10 cents + commission $3.5/side Spread + $35 per $1 million traded (upon opening and closing a position
Bitcoin All-inclusive spread from 30 USD All-inclusive spread from 15 USD All-inclusive spread from 15 USD Marked-up floating spreads & zero commissions
Other Instruments Floating spreads Floating spreads & zero commissions Floating spreads & zero commissions Marked-up floating spreads & zero commissions
CFD Instruments Forex, Metals, Indices, Energy, Futures, Cryptocurrencies (Stocks/ETFs available only on MT5) Forex, Metals, Indices, Energy, Futures, Cryptocurrencies (Stocks/ETFs available only on MT5) Forex, Metals, Indices, Energy, Futures, Cryptocurrencies (Stocks/ETFs available only on MT5) Forex, Metals, Indices, Energy, Futures, Cryptocurrencies
Platforms FxPro WebTrader, FxPro Mobile app, MetaTrader 4/5  FxPro WebTrader, FxPro Mobile app, MetaTrader 4/5  FxPro WebTrader, FxPro Mobile app, MetaTrader 4/5  cTrader (desktop, web, mobile) TradingView (desktop, web, mobile) 
Minimum Deposit $0 $100 $1,000 $0
Minimum Stop/Limit Levels 1 pip from current/entry price for most majors; for other instruments, check specifications 1 pip from current/entry price for most majors; for other instruments, check specifications 1 pip from current/entry price for most majors; for other instruments, check specifications No Minimum
Position Management System MT4 – Hedging MT5 – Choice of Netting or Hedging MT4 – Hedging MT5 – Choice of Netting or Hedging MT4 – Hedging MT5 – Choice of Netting or Hedging Hedging
Rebates No No Yes, starting from $1.50 per lot No

The MT4/MT5 Standard account is best suited to casual traders seeking simple spread-only pricing, while the MT4/MT5 Raw+ account caters to active traders looking for tighter spreads and lower trading costs. Cost-saving rebates are available via an MT4/MT5 Elite account. The cTrader account is geared towards advanced traders who prefer the cTrader and TradingView platforms.

Minimum deposit figures and commission/rebate rates verified May 2026. Confirm current rates at FxPro.com before opening an account.

The table below explains the difference between hedging and netting execution methods:

Netting Hedging
All positions for the same instrument are combined into one net position. Simpler for beginners and may be more suitable for strategies that do not require simultaneous buy and sell positions. Allows for multiple positions in the same asset, both in the same and opposite directions. Suited for traders who need greater flexibility and control over their trading activities, especially in volatile markets.

Professional Accounts

For traders in the EU, FxPro offers professional accounts with leverage of up to 1:500. In order for you to be eligible to classify as a professional, you will need to meet two of the following criteria:

  1. You have carried out transactions, in significant size, on the relevant market at an average frequency of 10 per quarter over the previous four quarters.
  2. You work or have worked in the financial sector for at least one year in a professional position, which requires knowledge of the transactions or services envisaged.
  3. The size of your financial instrument portfolio, defined as including cash deposits and financial instruments, exceeds €500,000.

Demo Account

FxPro offers demo trading via MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, and the FxPro WebTrader platform and mobile app. You can also test both the Standard account and the Raw+ account via demo accounts. Demo accounts feature live quotes and are a great way to become familiar with platforms and experiment with trading strategies. I ran the Standard demo for multiple sessions, and the live quotes made it a useful pre-live sandbox.

Islamic Account

FxPro offers an Islamic account designed to comply with Sharia law, allowing traders to avoid overnight interest charges. Swap-free accounts are only offered for religious purposes. In order to set your trading account to swap free, FxPro requires a copy of any official documentation that states your religion (birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc.) Alternatively, you can provide an official letter from the Imam to verify the religion. The swap-free account legal terms can be found here.

What Leverage Does FxPro Offer?

Leverage lets you borrow capital to open positions larger than what your capital larger than your account balance alone would allow. This amplifies your potential gains and losses, making risk management an essential part of any leveraged trading strategy.

For the FxPro Global Markets Limited entity, the maximum leverage is 1:200. This means that with an account of $1,000, you can control up to $200,000 worth of positions in the market. This is an unusually high level of leverage and very risky to use.

Leverage is often described as a ‘double-edged sword’ as it can hurt you as much as it helps you. Traders should keep in mind that it can amplify both their profits and their losses.

Leverage varies by asset class, as illustrated in the following table:

Asset Class Maximum Available Leverage
Forex Majors 1:200
Forex Minors 1:200
Spot Gold 1:200
Spot Silver, Platinum & Palladium 1:200
Gold Futures 1:200
Aluminium, Copper, Lead & Zinc 1:40
Spot Index Majors 1:200
Spot Index Minors 1:100
Index Futures 1:50
Spot Energies 1:200
Energy Futures 1:200
Commodity Futures 1:50
Shares and ETFs 1:25
Cryptocurrencies 1:20

(Verified May 2026)

Risk warning: 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. Ensure you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford the high risk of losing your money.

FxPro Restricted Countries

FxPro accepts clients from the majority of countries worldwide. However, it does not onboard residents of the following countries:

Afghanistan, Canada, French Southern Territories, Kosovo, Pitcairn, Sudan, Yemen, Aland Islands, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guam, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Portugal (since 2022), Syrian Arab Republic, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Côte D’Ivoire, Guyana, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, American Samoa, Cuba, Iran, Sint Maarten (Dutch part), Spain, United States, Azerbaijan, Curacao, Liberia, Myanmar, Somalia, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Belgium, Equatorial Guinea, Israel, Libya, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba, Ethiopia, Norfolk Island, South Sudan, Vanuatu, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, North Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), Northern Mariana Islands, Virgin Islands, the United States.

List verified May 2026. Check FxPro.com for the current list of accepted countries, as this may change.

Research

Research score

FxPro offers a steady stream of Elliott Wave analysis and macro commentary. And the Squawk fires market-moving alerts in near real-time. Trading Central (funded accounts only) adds further value with actionable trade ideas. The offering best suits active intraday and swing traders who use technical and news-driven setups.

  • ContentElliott Wave analysis · macro commentary
  • AlertsFxPro Squawk in near real-time
  • Trading CentralFunded accounts only

How Did We Test the Broker's Research Tools?

FxPro market research|

FxPro’s research is geared towards active traders looking for timely market commentary. The broker has a dedicated domain – fxpro.news – where you can find macroeconomic analysis and technical setups.

FxPro news and analysis

The Market Overview section focuses on macro themes. Technical traders can find a good source of ideas from regular Elliott Wave analysis.

FxPro Squawk

FxPro Squawk delivers real-time alerts. The tool is available in the client portal and is especially useful to news traders, day traders, and scalpers. During my testing, I received timely and useful headlines relating to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.

FxPro economic calendar

The economic calendar, also available through the client portal, helps traders keep tabs on major upcoming releases.

Education

Education score

FxPro offers strong educational resources in text and video format. I judged that the subject matter is most useful to beginners and intermediate traders. Key topics like trading psychology are covered through interactive courses on the website. The broker previously provided live webinars, but I noted that they are not currently being scheduled.

  • FormatsText and video, interactive courses
  • SuitsBeginners and intermediate traders
  • MissingLive webinars not currently scheduled

How Did We Test the Broker's Education Offering?

FxPro Knowledge Hub

FxPro’s courses are presented in a minimalist format and cover key topics like chart patterns and risk management. Simple cards guide you through each section and progress tracking is included.

Technical analysis courses

The Trading Basics courses in the Knowledge Hub are a good place for beginners to get started. I walked through the technical analysis courses, which include topics like classic chart patterns.

CME Group educational course

The education section also features in-depth courses from CME Group, delivered in video and text format. Tests at the end of each module help reinforce learning. These courses tackle some more advanced subject matter. For example, the Trading Psychology module offers professional insights into emotional intelligence.

Educational guides

FxPro offers further content through its Academy section, with guides covering topics like leverage, MetaTrader, and gold trading. I liked that the material focuses on real-world examples rather than just theoretical explanations.

The Bottom Line

FxPro has an impressive 25 years of experience. Two of its entities have top-tier regulation from FCA and CySEC. But oversight at the offshore subsidiaries is relatively lax.

FxPro stood out with its range of platforms, combining the proprietary FxPro WebTrader platform and mobile app with MT4, MT5, cTrader, and TradingView. Additional tools like Trading Central (available on funded accounts) compliment the offering.

My live tests showed that Standard account spreads are on the wider side. But the Raw+ and Elite accounts do better for cost-sensitive traders. FxPro clients have access to a better-than-average range of instruments, including over 1,800 CFDs on equities.

FxPro’s educational offer was another bright spot. Materials are more detailed and structured than the basic tutorials provided by most competitors. If you are an active trader who values platform choice, trading tools, and broad market coverage, FxPro is worth a look.

What I Did Not Test

Please note that for this review of FxPro, I did not:

  1. Use a live account in my testing.
  2. Upload ID and proof of address to complete the sign-up process.
  3. Deposit or withdraw real funds.

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See FxPro Full Information

Headquarters Country
United Kingdom
Foundation Year
1999
Regulations
FCA (United Kingdom), FSA (Seychelles), SCB (Bahamas), CySEC (Cyprus)
Publicly Traded
No
Number Of Employees
500
Trading Desk Type
No dealing desk
Trading Platforms
MT5, cTrader, MT4, FxPro Trading Platform, FxPro Mobile App, TradingView
Restricted Countries
Canada, Iran, United States, Afghanistan, Yemen, Aland Islands, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guam, Syria, Zimbabwe, Cote dIvoire, Guyana, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Sint Maarten, Curacao, Myanmar, Somalia, Equatorial Guinea, Bonaire, South Sudan, Vanuatu, North Korea, Northern Mariana Islands, Virgin Islands, U.S., Kosovo, Sudan, Algeria, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Cuba, Spain, Azerbaijan, Liberia, Belgium, Israel, Libya, Ethiopia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, South Korea
Supported Languages
Turkish, English, Russian, French, Portuguese, Thai, Arabic, Spanish, Japanese, Vietnamese, Bahasa, German, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Polish, Italian, Romanian, Hungarian
Min Deposit
$0
Max Leverage
1:30 (FCA), 1:10000 (FSA), 1:200 (SCB), 1:30 (CySEC)
Deposit Options
Cryptocurrencies, PayPal, Wire Transfer, Skrill, Credit Card, Debit Card, SticPay, Google Pay, Local Banks
Withdrawal Options
Wire Transfer, PayPal, Credit Card, Debit Card, Cryptocurrencies, SticPay, Google Pay, Local Banks
Time to Withdrawal
1
Time to Open an Account
8
Crypto
Ethereum, Monero, Dogecoin, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, Dash, NEO, TRON, Cardano, Stellar, EOS, IOTA, VeChain, Basic Attention Token, Polkadot, Chainlink, Tezos, Uniswap, Polygon, Avalanche, Ethereum Classic, Filecoin, Solana, Zcash
Products
Currencies, Stocks, Crypto, Indices, Commodities
Demo Account
Yes
OCO Orders
No
Offers Hedging
Yes
Automated Trading
Yes
API Trading
Yes
Guaranteed Stop Loss
No
Guaranteed Limit Orders
No
Guaranteed Fills / Liquidity
Yes
Economic calendar
Yes
Trading From Chart
Yes
One-Click Trading
Yes
Expert Advisor
Yes
Social Trading
Yes
Autochartist
No
Trading Signals
Yes
Platform Languages
Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Arabic, Czech, Turkish, Korean, Vietnamese, English, French, Norwegian, Spanish, Russian, German, Bahasa, Japanese, Greek
24 Hours Support
Yes
Support During Weekends
No
Live Chat
Yes
Daily Market Commentary
Yes
News (Top-Tier Sources)
Yes
Webinars
Yes
Deposit Fee
No
Withdrawal Fee
No
Inactivity Fee
Yes

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