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Written by Steven Hatzakis
Director of Online Broker Research
Edited by John Bringans
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Steven HatzakisDirector of Online Broker Research
Steven Hatzakis is the Global Director of Online Broker Research for ForexBrokers.com. He is a forex industry expert and an active fintech and crypto researcher.
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Trade responsibly: Capital is at risk. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
FxPro is best for algo traders and MetaTrader traders who will pay a commission in exchange for tighter spreads. On the commission-based Raw+ account, I calculated an all-in cost of 0.92 pips on EUR/USD. The spread-only Standard account averaged 1.44 pips on the same pair, 0.52 pips more.
Over months of testing, I placed live trades on FxPro's Edge web platform and mobile app, and ran MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and TradingView side by side. I also went through the execution report FxPro publishes. According to that report, 91% of its market orders last year were filled at the requested price or better. Additionally, FxPro lets you modify a pending order up to 200 times before it's cancelled. Some brokers would flag that activity as abusive, so the flexibility works in favor of traders running EAs or cBots.
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Minimum Deposit:
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Trust Score:
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Tradeable Symbols (Total):
2278
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Table of Contents
FxPro pros and cons
PROS
- Low Raw+ all-in cost of 0.92 pips on EUR/USD.
- Five platform suites, including MT4, MT5, cTrader, and TradingView.
- As of the latest execution report, 91% of market orders were filled at the requested price or better.
CONS
- Standard account spreads average 1.44 pips on EUR/USD.
- Fewer forex pairs and CFDs than category leaders, and no options.
- Research and education lack depth, with no live webinars.
My top takeaways for FxPro in 2026:
- On MetaTrader, Raw+ spreads averaged 0.22 pips on EUR/USD when I evaluated the broker. With commission, that works out to an all-in cost of 0.92 pips.
- There are 75 forex pairs and 37 crypto CFDs among 2,278 tradeable symbols (crypto CFDs aren't available to U.K. retail clients).
- According to FxPro's own execution report, 91% of its 2025 market orders were filled at the requested price or better.
- The Account Performance module in Edge tracks your win ratio, average profit and loss per trade, and max drawdown, which I found useful.
Trust Score
Developed by ForexBrokers.com and in use for nearly 10 years, Trust Score is a proprietary rating system powered by a range of unique quantitative and qualitative metrics, including each company’s number of regulatory licenses. Trust Scores range from 1 to 99 (the higher a broker’s rating, the better). Learn more.
Is FxPro safe?
FxPro is considered Highly Trusted, with an overall Trust Score of 93 out of 99. FxPro is not publicly traded but does operate a bank through its sister company BankPro, and is authorised by two Tier-1 regulators (Highly Trusted), one Tier-2 regulator (Trusted), zero Tier-3 regulators (Average Risk), and two Tier-4 regulators (High Risk). FxPro is authorised by the following Tier-1 regulators: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and regulated in the European Union via the MiFID passporting system.
| Feature |
 FxPro
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|---|---|
| Year Founded | 2006 |
| Publicly Traded (Listed) | No |
| Bank | Yes |
| Tier-1 Licenses | 2 |
| Tier-2 Licenses | 1 |
| Tier-3 Licenses | 0 |
| Tier-4 Licenses | 2 |
Range of investments
FxPro lists 2,278 tradeable symbols, and I counted 75 forex pairs across its platforms. That's a decent selection of currency pairs, though it trails category leaders such as Saxo and CMC Markets, which each offer more than 150. Still, if you mostly trade the majors, you probably won't feel limited. The CFD catalog covers stocks, forex, metals, indices, and futures, so the most popular instruments are all there, even if the total is smaller than what the biggest brokers list. Spread betting is available, too.
Cryptocurrency: I found 37 cryptocurrency CFDs, which is more than most brokers carry, though fewer than the category leaders. Crypto CFDs trade 24/7, but you can't buy the underlying coins. If you stick to the most popular cryptos, FxPro will likely have you covered. Note: Crypto CFDs are not available to retail traders from any broker's U.K. entity, nor to U.K. residents (except to Professional clients).
Stocks and ETFs: U.S. stock CFDs trade 24/5, and I also found CFDs on global shares. If you want to own actual shares, however, you'll need to go elsewhere within the group. FxPro Group runs BnkPro, a separate brand with thousands of stocks and ETFs alongside traditional banking services, and it isn't available from FxPro's own website or platforms. Honestly, splitting stocks off into a separate brand makes it harder to manage everything from one place.
Futures, options, and exotics: Exchange-traded futures aren't available, although I did find CFDs on a select number of futures. There's no options trading, and you won't find exotic products or thematic index CFDs either.
Leverage: How much leverage you get depends on where you live and which FxPro entity holds your account. EU retail traders are capped at 30:1, while FxPro offers unlimited leverage in some regions where no restrictions apply. One thing I like is that FxPro uses dynamic leverage, much like Saxo. As your position grows, your margin requirement rises, which lowers your effective leverage and the risk of an overleveraged trade getting out of hand. For example, if the margin on a commodity CFD is 10%, it climbs to 16% once your position passes 150 lots, and to 20% above 300 lots.
Available investment products
During our audit, we verified access to 75 forex pairs and 2,278 tradeable symbols in total, with CFDs spanning indices, commodities, crypto, and equities.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Tradeable Symbols (Total) | 2278 |
| Forex Pairs (Total) | 75 |
| Forex trading (Spot) | Yes |
| Forex trading (CFDs) | Yes |
| Forex trading (Options) | No |
| Forex trading (Futures) | No |
| Forex trading (Crypto) | Yes |
| Commodities: Agriculturals | Yes |
| Commodities: Oil | Yes |
| Commodities: Gold | Yes |
| Commodities: Silver | Yes |
| U.S. Stocks (Shares) | No |
| U.S. Stocks (CFDs) | Yes |
| U.S. Stocks (Crypto) | No |
| Global Stocks (Non-U.S. Shares) | Yes |
| Global Stocks (Non-U.S. CFDs) | Yes |
| 24/5 Trading (U.S. Stocks - Shares) | No |
| 24/5 Trading (U.S. Stocks - CFDs) | Yes |
| 24/7 Trading (Crypto) | Yes |
| Prediction markets | No |
| Copy Trading | Yes |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Yes |
| Ethereum (ETH) | Yes |
| Cryptocurrencies (Total) | 37 |
| Cryptocurrency (Underlying) | No |
| Cryptocurrency (CFDs) | Yes |
| Cryptocurrency (Futures) | No |
| Disclaimers | Note: Crypto CFDs are not available to retail traders from any broker's U.K. entity, nor to U.K. residents (except to Professional clients). |
Available funding options
Our tests confirm support for bank wire, non-wire bank transfers, debit and credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, and Neteller. Apple Pay, Google Pay, and crypto deposits aren't available right now.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Debit card (Deposit/withdraw) | Yes |
| Credit card (Deposit/withdraw) | Yes |
| Bank Wire (Deposit/Withdraw) | Yes |
| Non-wire bank transfer (Deposit/Withdraw) | Yes |
| Apple Pay (Deposit/Withdraw) | No |
| Google Pay (Deposit/Withdraw) | No |
| Crypto (Deposit/withdraw) | No |
| Cryptocurrency (Wallet transfers) | No |
| PayPal (Deposit/Withdraw) | Yes |
| Skrill (Deposit/Withdraw) | Yes |
| Neteller (Deposit/Withdraw) | Yes |
FxPro fees
What you pay at FxPro depends heavily on which account you choose, and the spread-only Standard account is the most expensive route. On that account, spreads start from 1.2 pips on EUR/USD, and I measured an average of 1.44 pips when I evaluated the account. That's higher than what the best brokers charge on their standard accounts. The minimum deposit is $100, and if your account sits inactive for six months, FxPro charges a one-off $15 maintenance fee followed by $5 per month.
There are four account types: Standard, Raw+, Elite, and cTrader. The first three run on MetaTrader or FxPro's Edge platform, while the cTrader account works with either cTrader or TradingView. FxPro advertises Raw+ spreads from zero pips, but keep in mind that's a minimum, not an average. On MetaTrader (MT4 and MT5), I recorded average Raw+ spreads of 0.22 pips (0.1 pips minimum) for the same day. Add the $7 round-turn commission ($3.50 per side per standard lot), which is roughly 0.7 pips, and the all-in cost comes to 0.92 pips. The cTrader account averaged 0.44 pips (0.3 pips minimum) over the same period, for an all-in cost of 1.14 pips.
Active traders: The Elite account has the same pricing as Raw+, but it adds active trader rebates, starting at $1.50 per standard lot traded, plus commission discounts of up to 21% based on volume. Separately, FxPro's Membership Program pays monthly cash rebates of 5% to 15% depending on your trading volume.
Execution quality: I went through the execution report and latency statistics FxPro publishes, and the numbers are solid. In 2025, 91% of its market orders were filled at the requested price or better, which means the remaining 9% got worse fills. That's coming from a broker that has executed over 1 billion orders and opened more than 17.2 million client accounts.
Non-trading fees: FxPro doesn't charge its own deposit or withdrawal fees, including on international wire transfers, though your bank or payment provider may. Like most brokers, it charges overnight swaps on positions held past the daily rollover.
Trading fees
In our pricing analysis, we observed an average EUR/USD spread of 1.44 pips on the Standard account and an all-in cost of 0.92 pips on Raw+ once the $3.50-per-side commission is included.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Average spread (EUR/USD) - Spread-only account | 1.44 |
| Average spread (EUR/USD) - Raw spread account | 0.22 |
| Commission per trade (EUR/USD) - Raw spread account | $7.00 |
| All-in Cost EUR/USD - Raw spread account | 0.92 |
| Inactivity Fee | Yes |
| International Wire Fee | 0 |
| Minimum Deposit | $100 |
Account types
We confirmed the presence of a professional account, an Islamic (swap-free) account, and an active trader program through the Elite tier during our evaluation. All accounts use variable spreads, and fixed-spread pricing is not available.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Variable Spreads | Yes |
| Fixed Spreads | No |
| Active Trader Program | Yes |
| VIP/Premium Account | Yes |
| Professional Account | Yes |
| Islamic Account | Yes |
Mobile trading apps
When I used FxPro's mobile app, it felt modern and responsive. A fixed menu bar along the bottom holds five tabs (Home, Fund, Trade, Discover, and Profile), and switching between them is easy. If you'd rather stick with MetaTrader, MT4 and MT5 are also available on mobile as standard, broker-branded apps.
Trading straight from the watchlist: Once I turned on one-click and one-tap trading, it took literally one tap from the watchlist to execute at my default lot size, and the filled position showed up on that same row, which I really liked. Personalization covers light and dark themes, language, and a handful of trading and chart settings, which is more than the bare minimum but not a lot more.
With one-tap trading turned on, you can open a position straight from the watchlist in the FxPro app, and your running profit or loss shows up in the same row.
Charting with TradingView: The default chart doesn't come with indicators, however, the app prompted me to switch to its TradingView charts, much like Exness does. I counted over 70 drawing tools, including Fibonacci and Elliott Wave tools. There are only nine timeframes, though, which is near the low end. You also can't drag to modify your stop-loss and take-profit in the app yet, which puts it a step behind IG and Saxo, even though the TradingView platform itself supports it. Beyond your watchlist, not much syncs with the web platform.
Placing and protecting trades: The full trade ticket shows required and free margin, and you can set your stop-loss and take-profit by price, profit, or distance. Each entry shows the potential profit or loss it represents. There aren't any information icons, but invalid values turn red, which is a helpful nudge. However, advanced order types and risk/reward visuals are missing from the FxPro app. For trailing stops, you'll need cTrader or MetaTrader, and for performance stats, the web platform's Account Performance module shows average profit and loss per trade. Also, price alerts only work if you turn on push notifications.
Finding trade ideas: Beyond your favorites, I scrolled through eight predefined lists, from Popular to Indices. The Discover tab puts Top Movers and Most Traded scans right next to Trading Central signals, and every chart includes a Trading Central gauge running from Strong Sell to Strong Buy. Search results pop up almost instantly, though search only lives in the Trade tab.
Demo and copy trading: Switching between live and demo accounts under Home was easy. Copy trading runs through cTrader Copy and the MetaTrader Signals Market. The mobile app doesn't have AI tools or performance analytics, though.
Available mobile platforms and tools
In our hands-on testing, we found 65 charting indicators alongside synced watchlists and price alerts, though the app does not autosave indicators.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Proprietary Mobile Trading App | Yes |
| Android App | Yes |
| Apple iOS App | Yes |
| Mobile Price Alerts | Yes |
| Mobile Charting - Draw Trendlines | Yes |
| Mobile Charting - Trendlines Autosave | Yes |
| Mobile Charting - Indicators / Studies | 65 |
| Mobile Charting - Indicators Autosave | No |
| Mobile Watchlists - Column Filtering | Yes |
| Mobile Watchlists - Column Customization | Yes |
| Mobile Watchlists - Create & Manage | Yes |
| Mobile Watchlists - Syncing | Yes |
Trading platforms
FxPro carries five platform suites: its proprietary FxPro Edge web platform, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and TradingView. I logged in to Edge with my MetaTrader credentials and could switch between live and demo right inside the app.
Customizable Edge workspaces: Edge has a modern look, with a panel on the left where you add modules such as order entry, charts, news headlines, and even a clock. Every module can be resized, and none of them overlap, so the layout stays clean. Workspaces save to the cloud, and your favorites sync with mobile in real time.
Charting on Edge: The 53 indicators are sorted into collapsible groups, and adding them to a chart was smooth. There are only 13 drawing tools and 15 timeframes, however, and no sub-minute intervals. On the plus side, I was pleased that you can drag stop-loss and take-profit orders on the chart to modify them.
Steven's take:
"The stop-loss and take-profit fields show the value of each as a price, percentage, or units of currency, which is helpful, but you cannot use them for entry, as you must enter each as pips. I would like to see the option to enter it in currency units or as a percentage."
Steven Hatzakis
Director of Online Broker Research
Edge lets you drag stop-loss and take-profit levels directly on the chart, and the distance in pips updates as you move them.
Placing orders on Edge: The ticket shows the spread, the daily high and low, and the required margin, but it only shows lot size, not trade value. Stop-loss and take-profit levels display as a price, percentage, or currency amount, but you can only enter them in pips, which felt a bit odd. On a 0.1-lot EUR/USD trade, a 10-pip stop showed up as an estimated 8.67 EUR, or 0.09% of my account. I'd like the option to enter currency units or a percentage instead. Edge also doesn't offer advanced order types, depth of market, or a risk-reward ratio on the chart, unlike IG. That said, MT5 and cTrader fill those gaps with trailing stops, stop limits, and depth of market.
Reviewing your performance: The Account Performance module honestly impressed me. It shows your win ratio, average profit and loss per trade, which assets are behind your P&L, and a max drawdown chart that runs from one day to all time. Discovery tools are thinner, however. There are no screeners, volatility tools, or AI features, and the only predefined lists are Popular, FX Majors, and Indices.
Running algorithms: Algo trading and backtesting run on MetaTrader, cTrader, and TradingView, but not on Edge. FxPro lets you modify a pending order up to 200 times, offers both instant and market execution, and can execute up to 6,000 orders in 1.8 seconds. Its MetaTrader, cTrader, and FIX APIs require an approval form, however, unlike the open APIs at IG and Capital.com. The VPS costs $30 per month, though Elite account holders can apply to get it free, and it's collocated with FxPro's execution data center in London.
MetaTrader and copy trading: FxPro's MetaTrader offering is excellent. MT4 and MT5 run on desktop, web, and mobile, and MT5 lists 2,278 symbols, which is more than the typical MT5 broker, though IC Markets has more. It works with the Standard, Raw+, and Elite accounts and supports a Trading Central plugin. Copy trading runs through the MT5 Signals Market and cTrader Copy.
Available trading platforms and features
Our platform walkthrough verified 53 charting indicators, TradingView integration, and trading directly from the chart, plus desktop software for Windows and Mac through MetaTrader and cTrader, though FxPro's Edge platform excludes client sentiment data and native backtesting.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Desktop Platform (Windows) | Yes |
| Desktop Platform (Mac) | Yes |
| MetaTrader 4 (MT4) | Yes |
| MetaTrader 5 (MT5) | Yes |
| FX Blue | No |
| Proprietary Desktop Trading Platform | No |
| Proprietary Web Trading Platform | Yes |
| TradingView | Yes |
| cTrader | Yes |
| Algorithmic trading | Yes |
| API Access | Yes |
| Charts can be saved | Yes |
| Client sentiment data | No |
| Trading Signals | Yes |
| Price Alerts | Yes |
| Virtual Private Server (VPS) | Yes |
| Virtual Trading (Demo) | Yes |
| Charting - Indicators / Studies (Total) | 53 |
| Charting - Trade From Chart | Yes |
| Charting - TradingView | Yes |
Available order types
We verified the availability of market, limit, and stop orders directly within the trade ticket, with trailing stops available on MetaTrader and cTrader. OCO, OTO, and guaranteed stop-loss orders are not supported.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Order Type - Market | Yes |
| Order Type - Limit | Yes |
| Order Type - Stop | Yes |
| Order Type - Trailing Stop | Yes |
| Order Type - OCO | No |
| Order Type - OTO | No |
| Order Type - GSLO | No |
Research
FxPro's in-house technical analysis is high quality, even if the lineup of research tools is on the thin side. The FxPro News blog publishes five to seven articles a day across asset classes, and its analysts' macro and policy coverage also shows up in the platform's News tab. However, you won't find Dow Jones or Reuters headlines. Additionally, some briefings, like the Wave Analysis series, are short enough that they read as templated.
The FxPro News blog publishes daily macro analysis from FxPro's analyst team, often pairing a short market take with a chart that compares two data series, such as the Fed funds rate and core CPI.
Video updates on YouTube: Pro News Flash and Pro News Weekly use AI-powered avatars that read out three-minute news summaries. Real presenters, on the other hand, handle the webinar-style videos with slides, for example the 12-minute "Top 10 Real Problems Traders Face in 2025-2026." Live streams are no longer part of the lineup, I didn't see any upcoming webinars listed, and FxPro doesn't have a podcast.
Economic and earnings calendars: The economic calendar shows actual, consensus, and previous figures with an impact rating, and I could filter by date, severity, and currency. It doesn't show historical data trends, though. On mobile, you can subscribe to alerts for individual events, which is handy if you trade the news. I liked FxPro's earnings calendar, which is well organized and covers earnings and dividends for stocks and indices. Unfortunately, it's missing from the Edge platform and mobile app. Stock CFDs in Edge don't show any financial statement data, either.
Trade signals and third-party tools: Trading Central signals appear in the client portal and mobile app, and each mobile chart carries a Trading Central gauge from Strong Sell to Strong Buy. The signal integration is nice, but it's the bare minimum. I couldn't click a signal to load its entry, stop-loss, and take-profit into the ticket, as you can on IG. A MetaTrader plugin adds more Trading Central modules, but mobile is missing modules like Market Buzz. Autochartist is built into cTrader's blotter tab. There's no Acuity or TipRanks.
Spotting crowded trades: In the mobile Discover tab, you can sort the Most Traded list by most bought or most sold over 24 hours, seven days, or 30 days, and it works well as a screener. Client sentiment with long/short ratios is missing, however, and I did miss it, since more and more brokers offer it.
Available research tools
Our analysis highlights daily in-house market commentary, an integrated economic calendar, and Trading Central and Autochartist tools, though the platform lacks client sentiment data and headlines from major newswires.
| Feature |
FxPro
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|---|---|
| Forex News (Top-Tier Sources) | No |
| Daily Market Commentary (Articles) | Yes |
| Daily Market Commentary (Videos) | Yes |
| Economic Calendar | Yes |
| Research - Earnings Calendar | Yes |
| Acuity Trading | No |
| Autochartist | Yes |
| TipRanks | No |
| Trading Central | Yes |
| Mobile Research - News | Yes |
| Mobile Research - Economic Calendar | Yes |
| Mobile Research - Market Movers | Yes |
Education
FxPro's education works for beginners, but its own content doesn't have the depth, asset coverage, or built-in video you'll find with category leaders. The Knowledge Hub has nine sections, each one a bit like a short course, with six to nine lessons laid out like index cards. Progress tracking works well. I left a course after finishing five of its seven units, and my progress was still there when I came back. Still, the cards are limited, and there are no quizzes in these lessons.
Quizzes via CME Group courses: Some of the best material actually comes from the CME Group. Its lessons cover technical and fundamental analysis across commodities, metals, cryptocurrencies, ETFs, and futures. I was pleased to find a video embedded in each article and a quiz at the end that tells you whether you got it right, which is great for beginners who want to gauge their progress. These lessons don't track progress, however.
FxPro's CME Group courses pair each written lesson with an embedded video and an end-of-lesson quiz, which makes them some of the most interactive learning material on the site.
Getting started on cTrader and MetaTrader: I found a handful of YouTube tutorials on getting started with cTrader and MetaTrader, opening an account, and downloading the platforms. They're a good foundation, though not as in-depth as the leaders' tutorials. The Education playlist holds 21 videos, mostly about forex. Some other videos are webinar-style sessions with slides on risk management and trading strategies, and I found those professional.
Written platform and indicator guides: There are articles explaining what MetaTrader 5 is, a guide to cTrader, and walkthroughs on using Bollinger Bands and MACD on FxPro's platforms. Support articles also cover tools like the forex calculator and economic calendar.
FxPro's written guides are aimed at beginners and focus on popular indicators and strategies, with several new articles published each month.
Help inside the trading apps: Apart from an interactive tutorial, the mobile app has no educational resources, and the website's card lessons and CME content aren't available there. The trade ticket doesn't have information icons, but when I entered an invalid stop-loss, the digits turned red, and if you try a trade that's bigger than your available funds, you'll get clear error messages and audio cues. The mobile watchlist shows country flags and logos, while the web app doesn't. Beyond contract specifications, neither one explains what an instrument actually is, the way some competitors describe XAU/USD.
Available educational offerings
We found beginner trading videos and education content spanning forex, CFDs, crypto, and stocks. FxPro doesn't currently offer live webinars, advanced trading videos, or an education area in its mobile app.
| Feature |
FxPro
|
|---|---|
| Education (Forex) | Yes |
| Education (CFDs) | Yes |
| Education (Crypto) | Yes |
| Education (Stocks) | Yes |
| Education Area (Website) | Yes |
| Education Area (Mobile App) | No |
| Webinars | No |
| Videos - Beginner Trading Videos | Yes |
| Videos - Advanced Trading Videos | No |
Final thoughts
FxPro makes it easy for algorithmic and MetaTrader traders to get low-cost, reliable execution for forex and CFD trading. I liked its five platform suites, its collocated VPS, and a mobile app that lets you trade with a single tap from the watchlist. On top of that, 91% of its 2025 market orders were filled at the requested price or better, establishing great execution quality. That's a big part of why FxPro finished #7 for Algo Trading in our 2026 Annual Awards.
However, wider spreads on the Standard account, a product range that trails the category leaders, research without financial statement data or TipRanks, and short card-style lessons with no live webinars keep it from reaching the top of the category. If you trade forex and CFDs and want flexible execution and plenty of MetaTrader choice, FxPro is a strong pick. If in-depth research or structured education is what you're after, another broker may be a better fit.
FxPro's Star Ratings
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FxPro
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| Overall Rating |
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| Trust Score | 93 |
| Range of Investments |
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| Trading Platforms |
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| Research |
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| Mobile Trading |
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Popular Forex Broker Reviews
Eightcap review 2026: low-cost forex and CFD trading on TradingView, MetaTrader, and TradeLocker, with a deep crypto CFD lineup. Read our expert verdict.
Steven Hatzakis October 05, 2026
A trusted global brand, OANDA stands out for its reputation and quality market research.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
AvaTrade is a trusted global brand best known for offering an extensive selection of trading platforms for forex and CFD traders.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
Our expert Tickmill review tests the broker's Raw account pricing, spreads, MetaTrader platforms, and tools to help you decide if it fits your trading in 2026.
Steven Hatzakis May 22, 2026
IG offers the ultimate comprehensive trading package, featuring excellent trading and research tools, and industry-leading education.
Steven Hatzakis August 04, 2026
Octa offers a basic, low-cost MetaTrader platform experience alongside its social copy-trading platform.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
In my 2026 Exness review, I tested the Exness Terminal, MT4, and MT5 across 78 forex pairs. See my verdict on costs, research, and product range.
Steven Hatzakis May 27, 2026
Saxo is an exclusive multi-asset broker with brilliant research and a superb trading platform experience, along with an extensive selection of over 71,000 securities.
Steven Hatzakis September 10, 2026
FOREX.com is a trusted brand that delivers an excellent trading experience for forex and CFDs traders across the globe.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
Plus500 is a trusted global brand that offers an easy-to-use trading platform for online traders, alongside access to share trading and selection of CFDs.
Steven Hatzakis July 22, 2026
IC Markets is built for algorithmic and cost-sensitive forex traders: 0.72 pips all-in on EUR/USD and free colocated VPS, but no platform of its own.
Steven Hatzakis August 31, 2026
CMC Markets review 2026: 303 forex pairs (the most we track), 21,000+ CFDs, and top-tier charting. See where its spreads and education fall short.
Steven Hatzakis October 09, 2026
Is Capital.com worth it in 2026? Our expert review covers 450+ crypto CFDs, a 0.7-pip EUR/USD spread, commission-free pricing, and platform quality.
Steven Hatzakis October 15, 2026
For traders who appreciate advanced trading tools and quality market research, FXCM is a winner, especially for algorithmic trading.
Steven Hatzakis October 09, 2026
Traders choose Swissquote for its quality research and vast multi-asset offering.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
Traders choose Admiral Markets (Admirals) for its excellent investor education and advanced MetaTrader features.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
eToro is a winner for its easy-to-use copy-trading platform, where traders can copy the trades of experienced investors – or receive exclusive perks for sharing.
Steven Hatzakis August 04, 2026
FP Markets shines as a low-cost broker for trading forex and CFDs – as long as you use the MetaTrader platform.
Steven Hatzakis October 08, 2026
As a trusted multi-asset broker, XTB offers outstanding customer service, a wide variety of forex and CFDs, and an excellent overall trading experience.
Steven Hatzakis October 07, 2026
Check out our review of Charles Schwab, a highly trusted, multi-asset broker catering to U.S.-based and international forex traders.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
ACY Securities is a MetaTrader-only broker with a reasonable range of markets and a balanced account offering.
Steven Hatzakis May 04, 2026
Formerly named City Index, StoneX Trading is a trusted brand known for its versatile trading platforms, excellent mobile app, and diverse market research.
Steven Hatzakis August 28, 2026
Our 2026 HFM (HF Markets) review covers MT4, MT5, copy trading, the 344-symbol product offering, and 1.8-pip EUR/USD spreads, based on hands-on testing.
Steven Hatzakis September 30, 2026
Pepperstone offers a growing range of tradeable markets, good-quality research, and support for multiple social copy trading platforms.
Steven Hatzakis October 07, 2026
Interactive Brokers forex review: I tested IBKR's spreads, commissions, and platforms in 2026. More than 100 pairs, but a $2 minimum commission per order.
Steven Hatzakis September 28, 2026
Best known for its mobile trading app, Trading 212 offers an easy-to-use trading platform suite for CFD and share trading.
Steven Hatzakis May 14, 2026About FxPro
Founded in 2006 and part of FxPro Group, FxPro has executed more than 1 billion orders since its inception and serves over 17.2 million client accounts. The FxPro brand holds regulatory licenses in the United Kingdom under FxPro UK Limited, Cyprus under FxPro Financial Services Limited, as well as in South Africa, the Bahamas, and Seychelles. The FxPro Group also operates BankPro, which holds a banking license in the Bahamas, and provides banking and stock market investment services alongside BnkPro, which is regulated in both the U.K. and Cyprus as a payments provider.
About the Editorial Team
Steven Hatzakis is the Global Director of Online Broker Research for ForexBrokers.com. Steven previously served as an Editor for Finance Magnates, where he authored over 1,000 published articles about the online finance industry. A forex industry expert and an active fintech and crypto researcher, Steven advises blockchain companies at the board level and holds a Series III license in the U.S. as a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA).
John Bringans is the Managing Editor at ForexBrokers.com. An experienced media professional, John has a decade of editorial experience with a background that includes key leadership roles at global newsroom outlets. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature from San Francisco State University, and conducts research on forex and the financial services industry while assisting in the production of content.
Blain Reinkensmeyer has 20 years of trading experience with over 2,500 trades placed during that time. He heads research for all U.S.-based brokerages on StockBrokers.com and is respected by executives as the leading expert covering the online broker industry. Blain’s insights have been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and the Chicago Tribune, among other media outlets.