If you have read our insider information articles, then you know the trading industry is heavily corrupted and so only a few portion of brokers are worth using it. These are them.
The only brokers you should trade with
Forex & CFDs


Global Prime is the leading A-book broker in the world, offering trade receipts and direct connections to liquidity providers. If you are serious about your long-term trading results, Global Prime could be the best fit for you.
Global Prime


IG is a mostly A-book execution CFD brokerage firm and a public company in the LSE. Working with Bank of America or Deutsche Bank as liquidity providers, its regulated by more than 17 regulations, including the FCA, BaFin, and the CMNV. Deposits straight to the segregated bank account and platforms including Pro Real Time, L2, IG Online, MT4, and APIs. If offers guaranteed stop losses and affordable spreads & swaps in more than 17 000 products. Maximum margin of 5% (1:200) and premium customer support
IG
Saxo Bank is a Denmark-based CFD and spot brokerage firm offering access to thousands of CFDs, spot equities, and managed portfolios. Saxo Bank is also a leading liquidity provider for hundreds of other brokerage firms. With an A-book execution and a wide range of execution order types, Saxo is a clear path for trend-followers and algo-traders.
Saxo Bank


CMC was created in 1989 and offers an A-book execution model for both institutional and retail traders. CMC offers CFD execution in more than 10 000 products with different platforms.
CMC Markets
Share dealing & spot


Interactive Brokers is the leading retail brokerage firm in the world, with a strong focus on professionalism and institutional clients too. Interactive offers access to more than 45 000 products but it does not offer CFDs due to they were banned in the US in 2009. We could talk about Merrill Edge or Fidelity, but, honestly, Interactive have no competitors in share dealing.
Interactive Brokers
Blockchain & crypto


Bitstamp was the first blockchain exchange in Europe, founded in 2012 in Luxembourg.
- Clarice Turner


