RoboForex Review 2026

How safe is RoboForex?

An international account sits with RoboForex Ltd, registered in Belize under the FSC, while the group’s European firms no longer take retail CFD clients. The entity a client contracts with, not the brand, is what I believe decides the protections on that client’s money. The rest of this section names the firm, walks through its client terms, and covers the licences held elsewhere in the group.

1. Regulation

RoboForex Ltd, registration number 000001272, holds licence 9759600 from the FSC (Financial Services Commission, Belize) under the Securities Industry Act 2021, covering securities business including trading in securities as principal. The Client Agreement names Belize Marina Towers, Barrack Rd., Newtown Barracks, Belize City as the registered office, and it is governed by Belize law with disputes heard by the courts of Belize alone. The firm has operated since 2009, and the table beneath this paragraph maps the group’s companies.

The Client Agreement names no retail or professional categories and rules out investment advice. Its risk disclosure requires client funds held apart from the firm’s own and other clients’ money, yet warns the separation may not protect you fully, since funds can pass to intermediary brokers, banks and counterparties that pool them with other customers’ money, which would leave the client an unsecured creditor if one of them fails. RoboForex Ltd is the counterparty to every CFD trade. The security page promises to top a negative balance up to zero at no cost, but the agreement requires any amount above the account’s equity within two business days and lets the firm draw on the client’s other accounts. Leverage runs to a stated maximum of 2,000:1 on Pro and ProCent below US$10,000 equity, and the firm may cap effective leverage during news or trading breaks. The Financial Commission is a dispute body, not a regulator, and its Compensation Fund pays up to EUR 20,000 per case only when a member fails to comply with a ruling; the firm also carries EUR 2,500,000 civil liability insurance. Complaints go first through a Members Area ticket, the only route accepted, then to the FSC Belize or the Financial Commission, whose claim must precede any court case in Belize’s courts.

RoboMarkets Ltd holds CySEC licence 191/13 but has served institutional clients only since January 1, 2025, and RoboMarkets Deutschland GmbH is authorised by BaFin for EU retail clients, though only in stocks, bonds and ETFs, with no forex or CFDs. Those firms keep the supervision and rules attached to their own licences. I would weigh this carefully: an international account is opened with RoboForex Ltd in Belize, and none of those protections reach you here.

2. Reputation

Operating since 2009, RoboForex has had years to build a record, and our earlier research for this page surfaced no significant regulatory penalty since 2020, alongside more than 40 awards listed on its security page. I read that record as clean, though it is no substitute for the protections a stronger licence would give your money.

The table below highlights RoboForex’s regional search interest in 2026.

Show all 65 countries

Country, 55 rows.

Country	2026 Monthly Searches
Spain	2,400
South Africa	2,400
Austria	2,400
Thailand	2,400
Indonesia	2,400
United States	1,900
Colombia	1,900
Switzerland	1,300
Mexico	1,000
Nigeria	1,000
Turkey	1,000
Vietnam	1,000
Argentina	880
Philippines	880
Venezuela	880
Pakistan	720
Singapore	720
Kenya	720
Portugal	720
Morocco	720
United Arab Emirates	590
Bangladesh	590
Peru	590
Ecuador	590
Ireland	480
Sweden	480
Canada	390
Chile	390
Saudi Arabia	320
Egypt	320
Algeria	320
Australia	260
Bolivia	260
Japan	210
Greece	210
Panama	210
Cyprus	170
Hong Kong	170
Dominican Republic	170
Cambodia	170
Mongolia	170
Sri Lanka	140
Botswana	140
Taiwan	140
Costa Rica	140
Ethiopia	110
Tanzania	110
Jordan	110
Uganda	90
Ghana	90
Uruguay	90
Guatemala	90
Honduras	70
New Zealand	30
Mauritius	20

3. Reviews

Going through the comments, most customers complained about platform stability issues, withdrawal issues and inaccurate spreads. If you compare this to reviews of competitors such as Pepperstone, which has 5 times more reviews with a near-perfect score, it becomes hard to recommend RoboForex to beginners.

Our score for RoboForex is set against every other broker on Forex And CFD Broker Reviews.

My Verdict on RoboForex Trustworthiness

RoboForex suits an experienced trader who wants high leverage and low costs, but I would not point you there as a beginner or with large capital, given slow support and thin education. In my view the Financial Commission’s fund is often misread: it pays only if a member ignores a ruling, so it is not a compensation scheme. The poor Trustpilot score of 2.1 from 772 reviews reinforces that, and the trust score lands at 4.0 out of 10.

What traders say about RoboForex

What other review sites say about RoboForex

These are ratings of RoboForex 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
Trustpilot	2.1 / 5	771	Oct 2, 2026

RoboForex holds a Trustpilot rating of 2.1 out of 5 from 771 reviews, checked Oct 2, 2026.

App Store and Google Play ratings for RoboForex

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

How popular is RoboForex?

People worldwide made 135,060 branded searches for RoboForex in September 2026, placing it 10th of the 61 brokers we review. Search interest measures attention, not quality; the score above is the review verdict.

10of 61Search interest rank

135,060

Brand searches, September 2026

0.0%

vs August 2026

18,100

Login searches

2.1%

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.

RoboForex at a glance

RoboForex spreads and fees

What trading RoboForex costs

One standard lot of EUR/USD on RoboForex's raw account costs US$5.55 for the round turn: 0.1 pips of spread (US$1.00) plus US$4.55 commission. One standard lot of EUR/USD on RoboForex's standard account costs US$13.00 for the round turn: 1.3 pips of spread (US$13.00), with no commission.

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

Account	A month of trading	One round turn, 1 lot
Raw spread plus commission0.1 pips, published average, US$4.55 commission	US$111.00	US$5.55
One spread, no commission1.3 pips, published average	US$260.00	US$13.00

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.

Trading costs are undoubtedly one of the most important metrics when choosing a broker as a trader. In my opinion RoboForex offers good value with most of its account types for forex trading.

RoboForex offers traders five different account types, each with unique trading fees and spreads. Here is a brief overview of all the account types:

• Raw (ECN/Prime) Accounts: Tight spreads (from 0.0 pips) with a fixed commission. ECN: $2 per lot per side ($4 per round lot). Prime: $1 per lot per side ($2 per round lot).
• Standard (Pro/ProCent) Accounts: Wider spreads (from 1.3 pips) with no commissions
• R StocksTrader Account: Fixed spreads (from $0.02) for stock/ETF trading, no commissions

Raw Account Spreads

I’ve always valued spreads as the primary cost component for short‑term strategies and high‑frequency trading.

The ECN account offers raw spreads starting at 0.0 pips on major pairs like EUR/USD during peak liquidity. Generally you will find spreads to be 0.16 pips on average or 0.57 pips if you include the commission costs. Spreads tend to be tightest during London and Tokyo sessions.

While the minimum is zero, average spreads dipped slightly higher during our review, reflecting normal market volatility. Below is a snapshot of average spreads and commission costs for three of the most heavily traded currency pairs on ECN and Prime accounts.

RoboForex Major Pair Spreads And Commissions

RoboForex ECN Spreads vs Competitors

The below table captures the average spreads brokers publish on their websites. If the lowest possible spread is your priority, then you may wish to consider Pepperstone and IC Markets but it really depends on the currency pair.

These spreads however don’t factor in the commission costs. Given RoboForex commissions are lower than many brokers, you may find RoboForex to be better value overall.

Avg. spreads are taken from each broker’s website and updated monthly. Last update on 1 Sep 2026, corrected 12 Oct 2026

Raw Account Commission Rate

RoboForex’s ECN and Prime accounts operate on a “raw spread + commission” basis, with spreads from 0.0 pips and a fixed commission. These commissions are $1 per standard lot each way with the Prime account and $2 per standard lot each way with the ECN account. On a round trip (open and close), this equals $2 total for Prime and $4 total for ECN.

Commission is worked out per 1 million USD traded, on each side, with ECN at $20 and Prime at $10. If you trade a dollar-based pair, such as USD/JPY, you pay $2 per standard lot each way on ECN, with Prime at $1, while euro-based and pound-based pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/USD cost you more per lot because the exchange rate sets the base currency’s dollar value.

Standard Account Fees

On the Pro and ProCent (Standard) accounts, no commission is charged for order execution. Your trading costs are built entirely into the floating spread.

Spreads on the Raw account typically average 0.1 pips for EUR/USD under normal market conditions.. These spreads fluctuate depending on market liquidity and volatility.

Because there’s no separate commission, your cost is simply the spread you see in-platform. Including commissions in the spread makes budgeting more straightforward for trading strategies that aren’t highly sensitive to sub-pip differences.

RoboForex Standard Spreads vs Competitors

Unlike the ECN account, RoboForex compares poorly with other brokers on the Standard account. The table below lists EUR/USD at 1.30 pips for that account, against the 0.1 pip average RoboForex advertises on its raw account.

This result is somewhat surprising given RoboForex uses a market maker trading model.

Avg. spreads are taken from each broker’s website and updated monthly. Last update on 1 Sep 2026, corrected 12 Oct 2026

Prime Account

The Prime account offers the same raw spreads from 0.0 pips as the ECN account but at half the commission cost, $1 per lot per side versus $2 per lot per side on ECN. This makes Prime the lowest-cost raw account option for higher-volume traders.

Swap-Free Account

The Swap Free account replaces overnight interest (swaps) with a fixed commission. This charge depends only on the instrument traded and the number of lots open, not on interbank rates.

Swap-Free (Islamic) accounts are available across all five account types: Pro, ProCent, ECN, Prime, and R StocksTrader. Other trading conditions, from spreads to execution speed, carry over unchanged from the base account. The exception is R StocksTrader, where RoboForex Ltd allows Swap-Free trading at 1:1 leverage only.

Other Fees

RoboForex keeps its fee structure very lean, and does not charge any inactivity or dormancy fees, regardless of how long your account remains unused. You won’t see any monthly “maintenance” deductions for inactivity.

As usual with other brokers, currency conversion fees for funding or withdrawal may apply if your base currency differs from the payment currency; these rates are set by your bank/payment system.

My Verdict on RoboForex Trading Costs

From my perspective, RoboForex offers competitive trading costs, particularly with its Raw accounts. The tight spreads are attractive, but you need to factor in the commission. If you prefer commission-free trading, the Standard accounts are an option, but the spreads are wider. Overall I give RoboForex a score of 8.5 out of 10 for the category of trading costs.

Deposits and withdrawals with RoboForex

Overall, RoboForex offers very competitive funding terms with low deposit requirements and multiple monthly free withdrawals, making it an attractive choice if you value cost‑efficient capital flows.

What is The Minimum Deposit at RoboForex?

The minimum deposit at RoboForex is $10. This applies to Pro, ProCent, Prime, and ECN accounts. The R StocksTrader account requires a higher minimum deposit of $100.

Account Base Currencies

The base currencies offered are very limited, and one of the most restrictive I’ve seen in any brokers so far. RoboForex supports USD, EUR, and Gold as the base currencies for trading accounts.

Deposit Options and Fees

RoboForex offers a variety of deposit methods. Fees vary depending on the payment system. Deposits are free (0% fee) across all supported methods. Charges for withdrawals vary by method: VISA/MasterCard/JCB up to 2.6% + $1.30, Skrill 1%, Neteller 1.9%, STICPAY 2.5% + $0.30, and Local Bank Transfer up to 4%. Note that these fees might vary based on your region and country.

Other methods include Bank Transfer, Skrill, Neteller, STICPAY, and QR & Vouchers, each with its own fee structure.

Withdrawal Options and Fees

Card withdrawals through VISA, MasterCard, or JCB cost up to 2.6% + $1.30.

Local Bank Transfer withdrawals cost up to 4%, Skrill 1%, Neteller 1.9%, and STICPAY 2.5% + $0.30, while QR & Vouchers handles deposits only, in US dollars from $10 to $500, and cannot be used for withdrawals.

Ease of Opening an Account

Opening an account with RoboForex is straightforward. Prospective traders begin by clicking the ‘Open an Account’ or ‘Open Trading Account’ button, which is usually located prominently on the RoboForex website.

This action directs them to a registration page where they need to provide essential personal details, including their full name, a valid email address (which will serve as their login credentials), and a mobile phone number in international format.

Verification is the last step in opening an account. These typically include proof of identity, such as a passport or national ID card, and proof of address, such as a recent utility bill or bank statement.

Verdict on RoboForex Funding

RoboForex has some great funding methods, and low fees, which nets them a high score of 8/10 for the funding category. Six methods handle funding, Local Bank Transfer, Skrill, Neteller, STICPAY, VISA/MasterCard/JCB, and QR & Vouchers, with every deposit at 0%, and together they make the user experience smooth.

RoboForex trading platforms and app

RoboForex offers you as a trader the option to choose between these trading tools:

1. MetaTrader 4, The most popular forex trading platform globally, ideal for Forex trading and automated forex trading strategies.
2. MetaTrader 5, Offers the same automated trading features as MT4 but a wider range of tradable products including share CFDs. It also has a richer set of charts and technical analysis tools.
3. R StocksTrader, A multi-asset web platform providing access to over 12,000 instruments including stocks, ETFs, indices, metals, and oil. Available via web browser, iOS, and Android.
4. RoboForex Mobile App, The broker’s proprietary mobile app available on iOS and Android, providing access to your trading accounts on the go.

MetaTrader 4

I’ve often gravitated toward MT4 throughout my trading journey because its streamlined interface strikes the right balance between simplicity and functionality.

Created by MetaQuotes, MT4 remains one of the oldest, and most widely adopted, retail trading platforms on the market.

Why I prefer MT4:

• Its clean, user‑friendly layout makes navigation straightforward, even for newcomers.
• A vast user community means heaps of custom indicators, Expert Advisors (EAs), and support forums are readily available.
• Strong charting tools: 31 analytical objects, 30 built-in technical indicators, and 9 timeframes.
• Four pending order types (buy‑stop, buy‑limit, sell‑limit, sell‑stop) plus three execution modes.
• Full MQL4 support lets you code your own EAs and indicators for true automation.
• A thriving EA marketplace offers countless ready‑made trading robots.
• Unmatched device flexibility: trade on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, or directly in your browser via MT4 WebTrader, perfect for busy traders who need to manage positions on the go.

Potential drawbacks:

• Primarily geared toward forex and indices, with limited direct access to stock CFDs.
• It can feel dated next to newer platforms such as MT5, which carry more advanced features.
• With MetaQuotes having ceased active development of MT4, MT5 is poised to supersede it entirely in the years ahead.

Overall, MT4’s simplicity and customisation keep it relevant, but forward-looking traders should weigh its limitations against newer platforms (like MT5).

MetaTrader 5

MT5 builds on the foundation of MT4 with significantly expanded capabilities; more charts, a broader suite of analytical tools, faster processing, and support for a wider array of assets. Whereas MT4 is primarily tailored to decentralised forex markets, MT5 is a true multi‑asset platform, unlocking access to centrally traded instruments like stock CFDs.

Although MT5’s interface echoes MT4’s familiar layout, the added features can take some time to master. If you’re an intermediate or advanced trader, the learning curve is well worth it (MT5 essentially offers a more modern, powerful version of MT4).

Key enhancements in MT5 over MT4 include:

• Advanced charting: 44 analytical objects, 38 built‑in indicators, and 21 timeframes, ideal for scalpers who need granular data.
• Additional order types: Two extra pending orders, buy‑stop‑limit and sell‑stop‑limit; for greater execution flexibility.
• True volume data: Access to real (tick) volume, rather than the limited tick‑count volume in MT4.
• Enhanced programming: MQL5’s cleaner, more powerful codebase makes developing EAs and indicators smoother compared to MQL4.
• 64‑bit backtesting means faster, more comprehensive strategy testing across multiple currency pairs, whereas MT4’s 32‑bit engine is limited to one pair at a time.

Who I won’t suggest MT5 to:

• MT5’s extra order types (stop‑limit, fill‑or‑kill), netting vs. hedging modes, and advanced depth‑of‑market tools can overwhelm newcomers.
• If you are into programming and automation, MQL5 is not backwards-compatible with MQL4.

Overall, if you value custom indicators, MT4’s community gives it the edge over MT5, resting on a decades-old base of many free custom indicators, EAs, and support forums. MT5’s user/developer base, while growing, remains smaller.

R StocksTrader

In addition to MT4 and MT5, RoboForex offers two proprietary platforms designed to broaden your trading toolkit.

R StocksTrader is a cloud‑based, multi‑asset terminal that provides access to over 12,000 instruments via a no‑code strategy builder, template strategies and free back‑testing, with all data and strategies securely stored online.

Here are the features I like about R StocksTrader:

• Automated Strategy Builder: Create and run trading robots without programming skills, using intuitive drag‑and‑drop rule setup or pre‑built templates to get started in minutes.
• You can use this tool via a web browser as well.
• Template Strategies & Quick Testing: Choose from built‑in strategies, edit and optimise them, then back‑test instantly on historical data to validate performance before going live, at no extra cost.
• One‑Click Trading & Order Execution: Enjoy high‑speed order execution directly on RoboForex servers, with minimal latency compared to desktop‑based robots

If you are into trading stocks, it’s worthwhile checking this tool, but if you want to stick to forex trading, I suggest you try MT4 or MT5 depending on your exact needs.

RoboForex app

RoboForex Mobile App delivers a full‑featured trading environment in your pocket, optimised for both Android and iOS devices. In 2023 it was recognised as the “Best Mobile Trading App” by industry peers, but I would take this award with a grain of salt.

The best part of their app is that it supports MetaTrader 4 accounts, which means you don’t have additional steps to register if you already have MT4.

Here is what their mobile platform offers:

• Easy Start: Begin trading with a minimum of $10 (Pro, ProCent, ECN, Prime accounts) or $100 (R StocksTrader account) directly from the app, choosing from FX, commodities, indices, stocks and metals
• Copy Trading: Formerly CopyFX, this service runs on any real MT4 account, on an MT5 account with Hedge switched on, and on an R StocksTrader account with Hedge active as well. The Members Area is where subscription conditions are set, and if you use R StocksTrader you can also set and adjust them in the mobile app
• Real‑Time Charts & Quotes: Access interactive charting tools and live price feeds, with one‑touch order entry and modification to keep pace with fast markets
• Integrated News & Analysis: Stay informed with built‑in market news, economic calendar updates and push notifications for key events, all within the app interface

As with any broker’s mobile trading tool I suggest you keep its use to monitoring positions or trading if you don’t have access to your main setup.

My Verdict on RoboForex Trading Tools

Overall, I rate RoboForex’s suite of trading tools a 6 out of 10, reflecting a solid foundation but notable limitations compared with more feature‑rich brokers. While MetaTrader 4 and 5 remain industry standards and R StocksTrader plus RoboForex Mobile App add some proprietary flair, there’s little innovation beyond the basics.

Leverage and margin at RoboForex

Leverage levels at RoboForex in 2026 vary by asset class and account type:

• FX Trading: Up to 1:2000 (may vary by account, with Prime at 1:300 and ECN potentially at 1:500).
• Indices: Up to 1:100.
• Energies: 1:20 (BRENT and WTI, fixed).
• Metals: Up to 1:1000.
• Soft Commodities: Up to 1:20.
• Cryptocurrencies: Fixed by RoboForex Ltd at 1:500 on BTCUSD and ETHUSD for Pro, ProCent, and ECN, and at 1:50 on XRPUSD, SOLUSD, ADAUSD, and DOGEUSD for Pro and ProCent.
• ETFs: Up to 1:20.

Higher leverage (up to 1:2000) is typically available on ProCent and Pro accounts with equity below 10,000 USD, automatically reducing to 1:1000 if equity exceeds this. Leverage may also be temporarily reduced on weekends.

Markets you can trade with RoboForex

RoboForex offers a wide array of over 12,000 trading instruments across eight asset classes, accessible via MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and its proprietary R StocksTrader platform.

CFDs

Those eight classes are Metals, Currencies, Cryptocurrencies, Stocks, Indices, ETFs, Soft Commodities, and Energy Commodities.

FX Trading

Traders at RoboForex get 28 currency pairs on the Pro, ProCent, ECN, and Prime accounts, while the R StocksTrader account offers 32 currency instruments. The trading conditions for these currency CFDs include institutional spreads starting from 0 points.

These currency pairs are accessible through the MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and R StocksTrader platforms.

Indices

RoboForex provides CFD trading on over 10 instruments. This includes CFDs on major global benchmarks such as US indices (US30Cash, US500Cash, USTECHCash, US30, US500, NAS100), the German index (DE40Cash, GER40), and the Japanese index (JP225Cash, J225).

The trading conditions for index CFDs are characterised by tight spreads with no additional markup.

Commodities

RoboForex’s commodity CFD offerings in 2026 are categorised into Energies, Metals, and Soft Commodities:

• Energies: Traders can access CFDs on energy products such as oil, natural gas, heating oil, and ethanol.
• Metals: Gold and silver are the only metal CFDs, offered as XAUUSD, XAGUSD, and XAUEUR on Pro, ProCent, ECN, and Prime, and as XAUUSD and XAGUSD on R StocksTrader. Platinum, palladium, copper, and nickel are reached through more than 20 ETFs instead of CFDs.
• Soft Commodities: RoboForex offers CFD trading on various soft commodities, including ETFs on grown commodities such as coffee, cocoa, sugar, corn, wheat, soybean, and fruit, with over 100 instruments available in this category.

Cryptocurrencies

At RoboForex Ltd, the Pro and ProCent accounts carry 6 crypto CFDs, Bitcoin (BTCUSD), Ethereum (ETHUSD), Dogecoin (DOGEUSD), XRP (XRPUSD), Solana (SOLUSD), and Cardano (ADAUSD), while ECN carries BTCUSD and ETHUSD only and Prime and R StocksTrader carry none. Leverage is fixed at 1:500 on BTCUSD and ETHUSD, and at 1:50 on the other four coins. For traders in Canada who want crypto CFDs at Canadian dealers, the Canadian product lists or product guides of FXCM, CMC Markets, AvaTrade, Plus500, and Fortrade carry no crypto, OANDA and FOREX.com list none on the Canadian pages read, and the Canadian Investor Protection Fund (CIPF) Coverage Policy, section E.4, places crypto assets and crypto contracts outside CIPF coverage.

ETFs

You can access over 1,000 ETF CFDs on the R StocksTrader platform, requiring a minimum deposit of 100 USD.

My Verdict on RoboForex Product Range

I give RoboForex a score of 7.0/10 for their trading range and CFD offering. The main thing I would still like to see is more forex pairs, though Bitcoin and Ethereum CFDs are already offered alongside four more coins on the Pro and ProCent accounts.

RoboForex customer service, research and education

RoboForex’s support team covers English, Czech, Chinese, German, Spanish, and Thai, plus a few other languages.

Here are the support channels available:

• Live Chat: Available 24/7 directly on roboforex.com, tap the “Start live chat” button in the footer and you’re connected to a specialist in under 30 seconds.
• Email: You can email support (at) roboforex.com for less urgent inquiries; responses typically arrive within 2 hours during active trading days.
• Phone Hotline: A global call line is staffed around the clock for immediate assistance by phone. Be careful with fees, as the area code starts with +593.

My Verdict on RoboForex Customer Service

I give RoboForex a score of 4.0/10 for customer service.

Research and education

RoboForex provides minimal educational content, primarily aimed at beginner traders and not intermediate or advanced traders. Their resources include articles covering fundamental and technical analysis, risk management, and trading strategies.

I would have liked them to have a more in-depth market analysis with a better organised overview. RoboForex has a list of articles, such as “Top 3 trade ideas for 16 May of 2025” which give you actual take profit or stop loss targets.

The articles have some spelling mistakes, and the logic behind the trades is very dubious, or at least was unsound to me as a seasoned forex trader. After looking through, they have the same five recycled articles every month, so I have to dock some major points there.

They also offer a Forex course, which is available on their website. For beginners, RoboForex provides guides on how to start trading, explaining financial markets, trading terminals, and account types like the ProCent account designed for smaller deposits.

My Verdict on RoboForex Research and Education

I gave RoboForex a score of 3.5/10 for education since their information was incredibly limited, and it read more like a promotional summary of their products. I would like them to add a fully outfitted dedicated education page with more videos, analytics and better-structured info.

Our final verdict on RoboForex

After weighing all the segments and scores for different categories, I give RoboForex an overall score of 64.4/100. While they have a good range of markets and funding options, they have incredibly limited regulatory oversight. Further negatives were the lack of education, having subpar trading tools and platforms and very low 3rd party reviews.

I still find it hard to recommend this broker to beginners or advanced traders, since much of the offering is outperformed elsewhere. If you are a very experienced trader who accepts the risk and wants leverage up to the stated maximum of 2,000:1, I would suggest it only on those terms.