Editorial only. Trading CFDs is high-risk — most retail accounts lose money. We are not a broker and not a financial adviser. Capital at risk. Verify regulation and terms directly with each broker before opening an account.
Editorial only. Trading CFDs is high-risk — most retail accounts lose money. We are not a broker and not a financial adviser. Capital at risk. Verify regulation and terms directly with each broker before opening an account. AiFortexBroker is an independent comparison site operated by NorwegianSpark SA (Org. 834 984 172). For regulatory complaints contact the relevant national authority in your country.
Independent research and education. No paid placements. No financial advice.
Independent research. No paid placements. No financial advice.
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is the world's strictest financial regulator. Here's exactly what FCA regulation means for your money.
Since 2018, ESMA rules have capped leverage at 30:1 for EU/UK traders. We explain every rule, who it affects, and how it protects you.
A 0.0 pip spread sounds free — but $7 commission round-turn tells a different story. We run the real math on 6 brokers.
500:1 leverage means $100 controls $50,000. A 0.2% move wipes your account. We explain leverage mechanics, margin calls, and survival strategies.
MT4 still runs 70% of all retail forex trades. MT5 has more assets and better tools. Here's the comparison that actually matters.
Unregulated brokers stole over $1.2 billion from retail traders in 2024. We identified 12 specific red flags to check before depositing a single penny.
Scalping demands sub-30ms execution, spreads below 0.3 pips, and zero dealing desk interference. These 5 brokers pass all three tests.
Both offer raw spreads from 0.0 pips and fast ECN execution. This comparison weighs regulation, pricing, platforms, and instrument range. The differences are more significant than they appear.
Forex trading is legal in Norway but Finanstilsynet has strict rules. Norwegian traders must use EU-passported or locally licensed brokers.
ECN, STP and market-maker brokers fill your orders in very different ways — and it changes your spreads, your slippage and whether the broker profits when you lose. Here is the honest comparison.
Most accounts are not destroyed by bad entries — they are destroyed by oversized positions. Here is how the 1% rule, position sizing and stop placement keep you in the game.
Hold a position overnight and you either pay or earn a swap. Here is how rollover interest is calculated, when it turns positive, and how it quietly eats returns on longer trades.
Pass an evaluation, trade the firm's capital, keep a share of the profit. Here is how prop firm challenges really work — the profit targets, drawdown rules and the catch most adverts hide.
Binary and fixed-time options pay all-or-nothing on a yes/no bet — and they are banned for retail traders across the EU, EEA and UK. Here is how they differ from CFDs and the legal way to trade the same markets.