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Pepperstone Group Limited — a private forex & CFD broker from Melbourne, Australia, founded in 2010 by Owen Kerr and Joe Davenport. Operates through subsidiaries in the UK, Germany, Cyprus, Kenya, the Bahamas, and the UAE.
Best for: Active traders/scalpers who prioritize low costs, fast execution, and platform choice
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) — a US multi-asset broker (Nasdaq: IBKR) founded in 1978, popular among professional & institutional traders for low costs and global market access.
Best for: Professional/active traders & multi-asset investors who prioritize low costs and global market access
A forex & CFD broker from Sydney, Australia, founded in 2007. Offers MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, and TradingView with several account types (Raw Spread, Standard, Swap Free).
Best for: Scalpers/algo traders who prioritize raw spreads & platform completeness
IG Group Holdings plc — a UK public company (LSE: IGG, FTSE 100 constituent), founded in 1974. One of the oldest and largest spread betting & CFD providers, with a market value of around £4.5 billion (2026).
Best for: Traders who prioritize regulatory safety and an established broker with broad market coverage
Saxo Bank — a Danish investment bank & broker founded in 1992, offering thousands of instruments (forex, stocks, ETFs, options, futures, bonds) via SaxoTraderGO/PRO.
Best for: Serious traders/investors who want broad multi-asset access from a fully regulated bank with a pro platform
CMC Markets plc — a UK public company (LSE: CMCX, FTSE 250 constituent), founded in 1989 by Peter Cruddas. One of the pioneers of online forex trading, now also a stockbroker.
Best for: Traders who want an advanced platform (Next Generation/TradingView) from an established public broker
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