Lowest Commission Forex Brokers
Brokerage for ECN-style forex accounts is based on spreads and commissions with the latter the primary trading cost. We compared the best trading accounts based on brokerage to determine the lowest commission forex broker.

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Ask an Expert
Fusion Markets based on your analysis seems to have the lowest spreads but I’m not based in Australia. Can I still trade with them?
Yes of course you can. While traders in Australia are regulated by ASIC, Traders outside Australia are regulated by the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC). One benefit of trading outside Australia is that the maximum leverage for forex pairs is 1:500. Traders in Australia are restricted to 1:30.
Which broker is the cheapest overall?
Based on an analysis Ross, our Head of Research, conducted recently using Spread Monitor, IC Markets and CMC Markets were the two brokers that came out on top most consistently. IC Markets’ avg. spread
across all majors was about about 1.02 pips. CMCs was around 1.09 pips on avg. Obviously there are other factors to consider when working out the very cheapest, but looking at spreads which is a trader’s main cost is the best way to analyse it.
Can you trade forex with no fees at all?
Not really, while you might be able to trade with 0 pip spreads, you will still need to pay commission fees. The only way to trade with no fees is by using a demo account using virtual money.