FAQ
At FxBrokers, we cross-check major statements using public, user-accessible sources—like official fee pages, terms, product documentation, and other published materials—looking for evidence and consistency.
That’s the intent. We aim to apply the same criteria to every broker rather than letting advertising shape results.
Use the website’s contact methods for questions, corrections/updates, or partnership/business messages.
It’s the smallest amount required to open or fund an account, and it can differ significantly between brokers.
Timing depends on the broker and the payment method. Always review the broker’s published processing times before adding funds.
It varies widely. Many provide multiple asset classes—often forex plus things like stocks, crypto, or derivatives—but the exact lineup depends on the broker.
Yes. We assess mobile usability, feature coverage, and performance/stability on phones and tablets.
Absolutely—send the broker’s name and tell us what you want examined (fees, trading platform and tools, regulation, deposits/withdrawals, support quality, and so on).
FxBrokers uses a consistent scoring model that considers factors like total trading costs, platform quality and features, trust/safety signals, and real-world usability.
Execution is how your trade gets filled—especially the speed of the fill and the price you actually receive when it’s completed.
Usually: an easy platform, transparent fees, quality learning resources, and support that answers promptly.
No—fit depends on your goals, risk tolerance, experience, and which markets/instruments you need.
FxBrokers is a broker review and comparison website. We research, score, and organize online brokers so you can compare them faster side by side.
Leverage allows you to control a larger position than your cash alone would permit by using borrowed exposure. It can magnify gains, but it can also magnify losses—so risk management matters.
The spread is the difference between the buy price and the sell price, and it’s one of the most common embedded trading costs.
Possible costs include spreads, commissions, overnight/financing charges, and sometimes non-trading fees such as inactivity or withdrawal charges.
Begin with your needs (products/markets, trading style, how often you trade), your experience level, and what you can afford. Then compare a short shortlist on pricing, platform features, and track record/reliability.
Paid placements cannot change the underlying score. The methodology is designed to remain consistent regardless of any commercial relationship.
FxBrokers refreshes coverage when material changes occur (pricing, features, policies, rules, etc.), and we also re-check major brokers on an ongoing schedule.
Use them as signals—not final judgments. Prefer reviews that cite specific, verifiable facts across multiple sources, and watch out for vague praise, overhype, or missing disclosures.