FxPro Review 2026

How safe is FxPro?

FxPro has a trust score of 64 based on its regulation, reputation, and reviews.

1. Regulation

If you open a global account, the counterparty is Invemonde Trading Ltd, holding licence SD120 from the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles as an Investment Dealer, with FxPro Global Markets Ltd named as its partner on the fxpro.com licences page. The table below sets out the group, company by company.

Some of the abbreviations on this page are expanded to the regulator's full name: a broker regulated by FCA is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FSCS is the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

FxPro keeps client money apart from its own funds in separate bank accounts, where it cannot be used for any other purpose. Those balances sit with institutions such as Barclays Bank PLC, Royal Bank of Scotland, and Julius Baer, spread under internal limits and only where local law supports segregation, with PwC auditing the financial reports. Every client has negative balance protection, provided the account is not manipulated and the trading is accepted in good faith, so losses stop at the total deposited, though no government-backed compensation scheme is named for a global account. I think that package is reasonable, but you should weigh the missing compensation scheme carefully before you commit funds.

2. Reputation

Beyond Invemonde, the group includes FxPro Global Markets Limited (SCB, Bahamas, licence SIA-F184) and Prime Ash Capital Limited (FSC Mauritius, licence GB21026568), which works under a services agreement with the first. UK clients sit with FxPro UK Limited (FCA number 509956) and EU clients with FxPro Financial Services Limited (CySEC, licence 078/07), each capped at 30:1 retail leverage, covered by the FSCS or the ICF respectively, with their own professional accounts, and none of that reaches a global account. A Dubai regulator withdrew FxPro’s licence there in 2020. I take comfort from the FCA and CySEC licences held for the UK and EU arms, though you should note they cover only those entities.

FxPro held a licence from a regulator outside the markets this site covers until 2020 through FxPro Global Markets MENA Limited (Ref. F003333). That regulator withdrew the authorisation on 27 February 2020, and the firm now appears on that regulator’s public register under Authorised Firms (Withdrawn). FxPro does not operate a DIFC entity today.

This online CFD provider can serve its large and diverse client base through 4 main worldwide offices spread across three continents (North America, Europe, and Asia):

• London (FxPro UK headquarter) 13-14 Basinghall str., City of London, EC2V 5BQ, UK
• Monaco, FxPro Administrative Office
• Cyprus, Europe
• Bahamas

FxPro draws 90,530 worldwide branded Google searches for September 2026, which ranks it sixteenth among the 61 brokers this site tracks. Similarweb reports 561,719 global website visits in February 2026, the 26th most visited broker, and I read that as a brand with genuine pull.

Beyond visibility, FxPro serves over 2 million clients spread across more than 170 countries. Turnover averages US$6.5 billion a day, a volume figure I consider a useful gauge of the broker’s scale.

Show all 65 countries

Country, 55 rows.

Country	2026 Monthly Searches
Nigeria	1,900
United Arab Emirates	1,900
Pakistan	1,600
Germany	1,300
Egypt	1,300
Brazil	1,300
Italy	1,000
Spain	1,000
France	1,000
Japan	1,000
Argentina	1,000
Mexico	880
Cyprus	880
Colombia	880
Uzbekistan	880
Tanzania	720
Australia	590
Netherlands	590
Singapore	590
Uganda	590
Ghana	590
Poland	590
Morocco	480
Saudi Arabia	390
Venezuela	390
Canada	320
Hong Kong	320
Philippines	320
Peru	320
Ecuador	320
Bangladesh	260
Algeria	260
Mauritius	260
Greece	210
Dominican Republic	210
Jordan	210
Mongolia	210
Taiwan	170
Ethiopia	170
Switzerland	170
Portugal	170
Austria	170
Chile	170
Cambodia	140
Sweden	140
Bolivia	140
Sri Lanka	110
Botswana	110
Costa Rica	110
Panama	110
Uruguay	110
Ireland	90
New Zealand	70
Guatemala	70
Honduras	40

3. Reviews

Trustpilot is not currently displaying a score for FxPro. As of September 2026 the profile carries a notice from Trustpilot stating the rating is unavailable.

Our score for FxPro is set against every other broker on our forex broker reviews.

What traders say about FxPro

What other review sites say about FxPro

These are ratings of FxPro from other platforms, read on the date shown and expressed on each platform's scale, so you can weigh them against our own score.

Platform	Rating	Volume	Read on
TradingView	4.6 / 5	2,167	Nov 1, 2026

Trustpilot is withholding FxPro's score for a guidelines breach, as Trustpilot itself states; checked Nov 1, 2026.

On Nov 1, 2026, Trustpilot showed neither a TrustScore nor a star rating for FxPro, and the profile carried Trustpilot's own notice that the rating is unavailable because of a breach of its guidelines, and the screenshot above shows that notice as it appeared. Trustpilot withholds a company's score when it finds the company has broken its rules for collecting or handling reviews, but it does not state on the profile which rule was broken, and we make no claim of our own about what happened. The 724 reviews already posted stay on Trustpilot and remain readable, with only the score hidden, and Trustpilot restores the score if it lifts the notice. A withheld score is not a score of zero and not a low rating, and it means Trustpilot is not vouching for the figure at the moment, and we recheck this profile every month.

On TradingView, FxPro is rated 4.6 out of 5 from 2,167 ratings, checked Nov 1, 2026. The TradingView profile for FxPro shows 57K traders, the count of those who have connected an account through TradingView.

App Store and Google Play ratings for FxPro

Our score is based on published criteria and is not influenced by these third-party ratings.

How popular is FxPro?

FxPro drew 90,530 branded Google searches in September 2026, placing it 16th of the 61 brokers ranked in this market, outside the top 10. Search interest measures attention, not quality; the score above is the review verdict.

16of 61Search interest rank

90,530

Brand searches, September 2026

0.0%

vs August 2026

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Login searches

1.4%

Share of all searches

Source: Google search volume, Worldwide, September 2026.

How this is measured

Google Ads reports how many times a month people searched each broker's brand terms, and the brokers are ranked on that figure alone.

A term counts for a broker only when that broker's own website holds the first organic Google result for it; bare brand words that any company could own are left out.

A month-on-month change prints only where the previous month reached 1,000 searches, because Google rounds smaller volumes.

The figures refresh on the 15th of each month with the newest month Google has published, and the first-result check repeats every quarter.

FxPro at a glance

FxPro spreads and fees

What trading FxPro costs

One standard lot of EUR/USD on FxPro's raw account costs US$12.37 for the round turn: 0.44 pips of spread (US$4.40) plus US$7.97 commission. One standard lot of EUR/USD on FxPro's standard account costs US$15.90 for the round turn: 1.59 pips of spread (US$15.90), with no commission.

Cost of trading EUR/USD with FxPro, at 1 standard lot and 20 trades a month

Account	A month of trading	One round turn, 1 lot
Raw spread plus commission0.44 pips, published average, US$7.97 commission	US$247.40	US$12.37
One spread, no commission1.59 pips, tested	US$318.00	US$15.90

A pip on EUR/USD is US$10.00 per standard lot, so the cost of a round turn is the spread in pips times that, plus any commission.

FxPro aggregates its pricing from a pool of more than 12 liquidity providers, which is what feeds the spreads you see quoted. I like that depth of sourcing, since it gives the pricing a firmer base.

FxPro offers a choice of floating and fixed spreads as follows:

• Standard accounts on MT4 or MT5 charge no commission, with EUR/USD advertised from 1.2 pips, while Raw+ charges US$3.50 per side per lot on FX majors and metals, with spreads advertised from 0 pips.
• MT4 fixed spread account has fixed pricing on 7 major Forex pairs
• The cTrader account advertises spreads from 0.2 pips on majors and applies commission to FX and spot metals, with more detail below.

Spread figures marked as advertised in the list above come from a desk-based assessment of FxPro’s own website pages, not from measurement by the CompareForexBrokers team.

1. Raw Account Spreads

The raw account runs on MT4 for FX and metals, and cTrader pricing comes in tighter still. In the table below, FxPro’s spreads sit under the average standard on every pair except USD/SGD. I read that as a competitive result for you if cost drives the choice.

2. Raw Account Commission Rate

Every forex or metals lot on Raw+ (MT4 and MT5) and on the Elite account carries a US$3.50 charge per side. On cTrader the commission applies to FX and spot metals, while the Standard account remains commission free, so it pays to match the fee structure to what you trade.

The commission is decent, but I have to be honest with you: other brokers charge less. FxPro charges US$35 per US$1 million traded, per side, which on one EUR/USD lot at the rate of 1.1379 dated September 25, 2026 works out to US$3.98 per side and US$7.97 round turn.

On the cTrader account, US$35 per US$1 million traded each way is charged on forex pairs and spot metals, roughly US$3.98 for one side of a single EUR/USD lot at 1.1379 dated September 25, 2026. Indices, energies, and crypto carry zero commission on cTrader, while Raw+ and Elite accounts apply US$5 per side on Bitcoin.

Note* Raw spread data shown reflects the cTrader account. Raw+ (MT4/MT5) spreads are comparable but may differ slightly due to platform liquidity routing.

3. Standard Account Fees

These variable spread accounts use market execution, so if the requested price is gone, FxPro fills at the next best available one. I think it is worth knowing before you order, since fills can differ from the quote.

These accounts do not have commission costs so is the same as a standard account other brokers offer. For this reason, you will find spreads are wider than brokers that have ECN pricing and added commission costs.

The table below compares FxPro’s standard-account spreads with the average from other brokers’ standard accounts. My read is blunt: the Standard spreads are high side by side with the competition, and you pay for that simplicity.

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MT4 Platform Instant Execution Spread Review

The FxPro Instant account has a number of features to note:

• Instant execution, requotes when spread does not match the order price
• Fixed Spreads for 7 major currency pairs (EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY, EUR/USD, GBP/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CAD and USD/JPY

As with the market execution spreads, the fixed spreads below are compared against other brokers that also offer fixed spreads. I think that is the only fair way for you to judge the MT4 Instant account.

Avg. spreads are taken from each broker’s website and updated monthly. Last update on 1 Sep 2026

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One detail worth knowing is that fixed spreads change with the trading session. FxPro runs two sessions with different fixed spreads, and I would check which one covers the hours you trade before you rely on them.

Trading the EUR/USD currency pair comes with the following fixed spreads:

• Between 11:00 pm, 08:00 am (UK time), 1.9 pips
• Between 08:00 am, 11:00 pm (UK time), 1.6 pips

Accounts Offered By FxPro

As you can probably tell, FxPro gives you a wide selection of trading accounts. Each platform comes with its own account type and conditions, and I think that variety is one of the broker’s stronger points.

Each account is designed for different trading needs.

1. Standard (MT4 or MT5): Market execution with floating spreads. No commission. EUR/USD from 1.2 pips. Stocks/ETFs available on MT5 only.
2. Standard MT4 Instant: Fixed spreads on 7 major forex pairs, no commission. Requotes apply.
3. Raw+ (MT4 or MT5): Raw spreads from 0.0 pips plus commission of $3.50 per side ($7.00 round-turn) on forex and metals. Zero commission on indices, energies, and futures.
4. cTrader: Advertised spreads from 0.2 pips on majors, plus commission of US$35 per US$1 million traded per side on FX and metals, roughly US$3.98 per side on a single EUR/USD lot at 1.1379 on September 25, 2026. Commission is zero on indices, energies, and cryptocurrencies, and there are no stocks or ETFs.
5. Elite (MT4 or MT5): Raw+ conditions plus volume rebates from US$1.50 per lot. The minimum deposit is US$30,000, and the account is open to global clients.
6. Islamic (Swap-Free): Available on request across account types. Admin fees may apply on positions held beyond a set number of days.

4. Swap-Free Account Fees

Swap-free accounts are available on request for traders who need them for religious reasons. Fees may apply after positions on specific instruments stay open for a set number of days, so you should check the terms for each instrument.

5. Other Fees

Deposits and withdrawals carry no fees at FxPro, which is fair treatment of your money. The inactivity charge is a US$15 one-off admin fee, then US$5 per month once 6 months of inactivity pass.

Verdict on FxPro Spreads

FxPro’s costs run high because of its commission levels and some uncompetitive spreads. I would factor that in before you commit.

Deposits and withdrawals with FxPro

What is the minimum deposit at FxPro?

FxPro sets no fixed minimum deposit on the Standard, Raw+, or cTrader accounts. A deposit of US$100 is often cited as a practical starting point, and FxPro recommends US$1,000, while the Elite account requires US$30,000; I think the low entry bar suits you when starting small. There are 9 different base currencies available to fund your FxPro account:

• FxPro Global Markets Limited accepts 9 base currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, CHF, AUD, PLN, ZAR, JPY and RUB

FxPro offers its clients multiple funding options, including

• Bank wire (SWIFT)
• Local Bank Transfer
• Visa / Mastercard (debit and credit)
• PayPal
• Skrill
• Neteller
• Perfect Money
• Cryptocurrency deposits: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (USDT) are available to global clients.

Deposit Options and Fees

Both deposits and withdrawals run through the FxPro Wallet, a money management tool for moving funds between your trading accounts. I think of it as a holding area for the money, sitting between the bank and the accounts you trade from.

Withdrawal Options and Fees

FxPro doesn’t charge deposit and withdrawal fees. FxPro Wallet comes with no additional fees, but in some extreme circumstances, FxPro clients can be charged a withdrawal fee depending on the withdrawal method.

Note* In case there is no trading activity, the FxPro withdrawal request will incur additional fees:

• 2.6% for Skrill withdrawals
• 2.0% for NETELLER withdrawals

Negative Balance Protection (NBP)

Under the negative balance protection policy, you cannot lose beyond the amount deposited. The safeguard applies to every client under the client agreement, provided the account is not manipulated and the trading is accepted in good faith. I rate that as genuine protection, and it counts for plenty if you ever face a fast, adverse market.

Ease To Open An Account

You can open an online trading account by following an easy four-step process:

• Register via FxPro Direct
• Identity and residency verification requirements
• Deposit money into your FxPro Direct Account
• Start trading

Choosing the right trading account depends on your trading style and other important considerations (spreads, leverage, technical tools, trading platforms, execution speed, etc.).

FxPro trading platforms and app

FxPro gives you a choice of trading platforms that run as desktop installs, in the browser, and on mobile. I suggest weighing each before committing, and the list below shows the options:

• MetaTrader 4 (MT4)
• MetaTrader 5 (MT5)
• cTrader

FxPro has collected more than 85 international awards, some of which are listed below. I would not weight awards too heavily when choosing a broker, but they do signal a long track record.

Each platform carries its own range of markets, spreads, execution model, and tools, so the experience differs depending on which one a trader picks. The sections below help you match a platform to your trading needs. I would start with whichever platform supports the markets actually traded.

MetaTrader 4

The MetaTrader 4 trading platform is equipped with its native built-in features. Additionally, FxPro combines the MT4 advanced analytical technologies with its price execution model. The key features of the MT4 platform include access to:

• All 6 asset classes
• Both market execution and instant execution
• Intuitive and user-friendly interface
• 3 types of forex charts
• 9 different time-frames
• Micro-lots available
• 50 built-in technical indicators and custom indicators
• Expert Advisors (EAs)

You can download the MT4 trading platform for MAC and Windows. Additionally, FxPro clients can gain exclusive access to powerful trading tools that will enhance your decision-making process. FxPro has also united with Trading Central to offer its customers third-party analytics. Trading Central’s technical analysis package has several key advantages:

• The forex technical analysis is free of charge
• Receive award-winning research on over 8,000 instruments (FX, Equities, Commodities & Indices)
• Around the clock market coverage
• 100s of intraday trading signals with actionable targets and stop-loss levels
• Daily TC Newsletters
• Trading Central uses proprietary algorithms, in-depth mathematical analysis, and artificial intelligence AI. This helps TC detect in real-time support and resistance level, candlestick patterns, and accurate trade signals

Note* The Forex Technical Analysis by Trading Central is available on both MT4 and MT5 trading platforms.

MetaTrader 5

FxPro won Best MT5 Broker in 2015 and again in 2016. Traders on MT5 get 6 order types and 21 timeframes, and FxPro publishes execution of under 8 milliseconds. Shares and ETFs run on MT5 only, not on MT4 or cTrader, which matters if equities are part of your plan. To my mind it is the strongest platform choice here for automated trading.

The key MetaTrader 5 features offered by FxPro include:

• 21 different ETFs
• Lower spreads from 0.6 pips
• Depth of Market (DOM)
• MQL5 programming language
• Market execution model
• Economic calendar inside the MT5 platform

cTrader

The cTrader platform adds a layer of advanced market tools, covering forex pairs, global indices, metals, and energies. Share and ETF CFDs sit on MT5 only, while futures CFDs run on the MT4 and MT5 Standard and Raw+ accounts, and the advantages I want you to note are listed below:

• Big popularity among institutional traders
• EUR/USD spreads advertised from 0.2 pips, plus commission
• Full market execution
• Orders filled in under 8 milliseconds, the figure FxPro published as at July 2026

cTrader comes as a Windows desktop version, as cTrader Web in the browser, and as iOS and Android apps, but there is no native Mac version. If you are on a Mac, the browser is the route, which I think is workable but worth knowing.

FxPro app

Mobile apps are available for both iOS and Android, and they bring the desktop tools and features to your phone. FxPro also has its own account management app, FxPro Direct, which I consider a useful way to handle the admin side of trading.

The FxPro Direct App provides the modern trader with a smooth registration process. Having the financial markets readily available at your fingertips can enhance your trading experience. Not many of the online brokers we evaluated can offer their clients multi-functional mobile features like:

• Account management features
• Secure FxPro Wallet for deposits, transfers, and withdrawals
• Built-in Economic calendar
• Advanced trading tools
• Forex push-up alerts
• Secure Trading App (The highest level of encryption)

Note* You can visit Google Play or App Store to download FxPro Direct for free.

Leverage Offered By FxPro By Region

FxPro leverage uses a dynamic margin module that depends upon 3 key factors:

• Local jurisdiction
• Instrument traded
• And trading platform used

The company that holds your account is the main factor deciding the maximum forex leverage, and the levels offered by FxPro are:

• Global: A global account sits with Invemonde Trading Ltd (Seychelles FSA, SD120), and the licences page names FxPro Global Markets Limited as partner. That company’s retail document caps forex at 200:1, while the fxpro.com leverage page viewed from Malaysia gives Unlimited status on majors and minors with no company named.

The levels above cover forex only, and the leverage on CFDs is much lower. The table below draws on the fxpro.com leverage page viewed from Malaysia, which names no company, while the retail document of FxPro Global Markets Limited puts a 200:1 cap on gold, silver, indices, and energy, and 20:1 on cryptocurrencies.

The dynamic leverage model on MT4, MT5, and cTrader adjusts as positions grow: more open lots per instrument means a lower ratio. You need fewer than 200 open lots to reach the 200:1 maximum, and I would add that such a ratio lets one small adverse move wipe out most of the balance. If you trade from Canada, the maximum leverage in Canada on EUR/USD is 20:1 in a CAD-base account, the 5% margin that OANDA, FOREX.com, Questrade, and AvaTrade state, and in a USD-base account those dealers state 3% (33.3:1).

Markets you can trade with FxPro

FxPro is an online trading provider that offers the following financial services:

• Forex Trading
• CFD Trading

This forex broker gives retail investors access to 7 major markets:

• Forex (74 major and minor currency pairs)
• Futures (20 popular futures contracts)
• Indices (19 global stock indices)
• Global Shares (1,700+ shares from the exchanges of 8 countries including the US, UK, France, and Germany)
• Metals (12 metal pairs including spot gold, silver, and platinum)
• Energies (3 of the most popular spot energies Brent oil, WTI oil, and natural gas)
• Cryptocurrencies (top five crypto pairs including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ripple, and Ethereum)

Note: Crypto CFDs are open to global clients. Availability for retail clients elsewhere depends on the regulator overseeing the entity the account is opened with.

Note 2: Stock trading requires the use of MT5 trading platform

FxPro customer service, research and education

FxPro runs support 24 hours a day, 5 days a week, covering the full trading week, in more than 20 languages. That reach matters if you trade outside standard hours. I think the breadth of language support reflects the broker’s global base.

The FxPro customer support team is available through several means of communications, including:

• Live chat
• Email
• Fax
• By phone
• Through FxPro Help Centre

Live chat is the quickest way for you to reach an FxPro representative, and I would use it first.

Research and education

The Help Centre has a search feature where you can type in what you need, and its Featured Articles section answers simple questions like how to open a live trading account. If your question is not answered there, FxPro staff members are the next stop.

Another feature that makes forex broker FxPro stand out among its competitors is the “Watch and Learn” section. Here, FxPro answers the most frequently asked questions about their financial services.

No Dealing Desk Execution Model

FxPro offers a No Dealing Desk execution model (NDD). As an NDD forex broker, FxPro executes clients’ orders anonymously without any intervention in the exchange rates. NDD forex brokers guarantee that there are no requotes of prices and spreads are kept low. Additionally, besides having direct market access to the interbank market, there is no conflict of interest between the forex broker and the FX trader.

Note* FxPro is not a true ECN forex broker, but due to its NDD execution model, it can’t be categorised as a market maker either.

FxPro’s trading servers sit at Equinix data centres, running the proprietary Quotix aggregator over cross fibre cables from the pair of sites below:

• Equinix LD5 Slough Data Centre in London, UK
• Equinix Datacenter AM4 in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Having weighed the no dealing desk execution model, I would highlight the following advantages:

• Fast order execution speed. FxPro publishes execution of most orders in under 8 milliseconds, checked against its published figures on 31 July 2026
• Up to 3,468 orders processed per second, the figure FxPro publishes across its product pages
• Global Brands Magazine named FxPro Best Execution Broker Global in 2017 and Best Execution Provider, Global in 2018
• Deep liquidity aggregated from multiple tier-one banks and liquidity providers, per the execution model FxPro published as at July 2026
• Most client order flow is matched internally and only partial exposure is hedged with its liquidity providers
• FxPro’s most recent published execution statistics cover 1 January to 31 December 2025 and show more than 90% of market orders filled at the requested price or better
• FxPro no longer publishes a positive-versus-negative slippage split. In its 2020 statistics, 9.60% of client orders received positive slippage and 9.93% received negative slippage
• 98.86% of FxPro orders were executed with no requotes in the 2020 statistics, the last period for which FxPro published a requote figure

Our final verdict on FxPro

FxPro carries a retail base of over 1,866,000 trading accounts. A base that size raises the trust question directly, and I think you should ask it too before opening an account.