FOREX.com is the retail arm of StoneX Group, a NASDAQ-listed firm whose roots reach back to 1924. That buys something few competitors match: tier-one licences in seven jurisdictions and a parent publishing audited accounts quarterly. It also costs more than it should. When we tested funded accounts in the first quarter of 2026, standard-account spreads were wider than three direct competitors on five of seven instruments, and the commission account has since been repriced upward. We score FOREX.com 7.9 out of 10 across the six weighted categories in our rating methodology. CFDs are leveraged products and most retail accounts lose money trading them.
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| Overall rating | 7.9/10 |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2001 (parent group StoneX traces to 1924) |
| Headquarters | New York, United States |
| Main licences | FCA (UK) 446717, CFTC/NFA (US) 0339826, ASIC (Australia) 345646, CySEC (Cyprus) 400/21, plus MAS Singapore, CIRO Canada, JFSA Japan and CIMA (Cayman) 25033 |
| Minimum deposit | $100 (Standard and RAW); $25,000 (STP Pro, US) |
| Spread from | 1.0 pip advertised on Standard; 0.0 pips on RAW plus commission |
| Maximum leverage | 1:30 retail under the FCA, CySEC and ASIC entities; 1:50 on majors for US clients; up to 1:400 for professional and offshore accounts |
| Instruments | 5,500+ |
| Swap-free account | Available on request; terms not published |
| Retail loss rate | 74% of retail accounts lose money |
Pros and cons
We spent two weeks on funded FOREX.com accounts in the first quarter of 2026, moving money both ways, placing 50 trades and pushing the support desk.
What works:
- Tier-one regulation in seven jurisdictions — FCA, CFTC/NFA, ASIC, CySEC, MAS, CIRO and JFSA — every licence number publicly verifiable
- Parent StoneX Group is NASDAQ-listed (SNEX), so its audited accounts are open to inspection as a private broker’s never are
- 5,500+ instruments including 4,500+ share CFDs, ahead of most forex-first competitors
- Five platforms: a capable in-house platform, MT4, MT5, TradingView and NinjaTrader
- Withdrawals processed same day on the broker side, with no FOREX.com fee on any method
- Institutional-grade daily research, plus a behavioural Performance Analytics tool most brokers do not offer
- Negative balance protection and compensation cover for UK, EU and Australian retail clients
What does not:
- Standard spreads widest of four brokers benchmarked on five of seven instruments, including 1.7 pips on GBP/USD against 0.9–1.0 elsewhere
- RAW commission is charged per leg, not per round turn — about $10 per standard lot round turn internationally and $14 in the US, against IC Markets at $7
- Inactivity fee of $15 a month after 12 months, and $25 a month on the US entity
- MT4 users are locked to the Standard account, so RAW pricing is unavailable on the platform many traders actually use
- Swap-free terms are published nowhere — you must ask support what replaces the overnight charge
- The US retail entity was fined $700,000 by the NFA in December 2022 over how it adjusted customer accounts after a pricing malfunction
- Demo accounts expire after 90 days
Company information
FOREX.com is a brand, not a company. It launched in 2001 under GAIN Capital, which StoneX Group acquired in 2020. StoneX itself dates to 1924, when Saul Stone founded a Chicago commodities business.
The distinction that matters is corporate. StoneX Group Inc. trades on NASDAQ as SNEX and must file audited accounts; for fiscal 2025 it reported total revenues of $132.4 billion, operating revenues of $4.1 billion and net income of $305.9 million. With a private broker you take the regulator’s word that capital adequacy is met; here you can read the balance sheet yourself. That is much of why FOREX.com scores as well as it does on regulation.
StoneX completed its purchase of R.J. O’Brien on 31 July 2025, becoming the largest non-bank futures commission merchant in the United States. Ownership of the FOREX.com brand did not change, and no ownership change was pending at publication.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Parent company | StoneX Group Inc. (NASDAQ: SNEX) |
| Brand | FOREX.com |
| Brand founded | 2001 |
| Headquarters | New York, United States |
| Other offices | London, Sydney, Singapore, Limassol, Grand Cayman |
| Retail accounts | 400,000+ |
| Countries served | 180+ |
| FY2025 operating revenues | $4.1 billion |
Who FOREX.com suits, and who it does not
FOREX.com fits a trader who puts counterparty safety first and will pay a little for it. It also suits traders wanting breadth in one account: 4,500-plus share CFDs alongside forex, indices, commodities and crypto make it a workable single home for someone trading across asset classes, and the TradingView integration lets chart-driven traders work where they already are.
It is a poor fit for three groups. Cost-sensitive traders running small or medium size pay a measurable premium, and the Active Trader tiers that would offset it start at $100 million of monthly volume. MT4 loyalists are locked out of RAW pricing entirely. And intermittent traders meet a $15 monthly inactivity fee sooner than at several competitors.
Licensing and regulation
FOREX.com operates through separate legal entities, and the one that onboards you sets your leverage cap, your compensation cover and your protections if things go wrong. We verified each licence on its public register in February 2026 and re-checked them at publication in July 2026. All were active and unchanged.
| Regulator | Entity | Licence number | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| FCA (United Kingdom) | StoneX Financial Ltd | 446717 | Tier one |
| CFTC/NFA (United States) | GAIN Capital Group LLC | NFA ID 0339826 | Tier one |
| ASIC (Australia) | StoneX Financial Pty Ltd | AFSL 345646 | Tier one |
| CySEC (Cyprus) | StoneX Europe Ltd | 400/21 | Tier one |
| MAS (Singapore) | StoneX Financial Pte Ltd | Fully regulated | Tier one |
| CIMA (Cayman Islands) | GAIN Global Markets Inc. | 25033 | Tier three |
You can confirm the two most consequential licences in about a minute each. Search 446717 at register.fca.org.uk, and 0339826 on NFA BASIC, where GAIN Capital Group LLC has been a registered retail foreign exchange dealer since 2001.
Two structural points have changed since our original testing. The UK business now sits with StoneX Financial Ltd, the legacy GAIN Capital UK Limited entity (FRN 113942) being wound down and its licence surrendered in due course. And FOREX.com launched in Australia on 31 October 2025 under StoneX Financial Pty Ltd, so Australian traders now onboard to an ASIC-licensed entity rather than routing offshore.
Clients outside these jurisdictions are typically routed to GAIN Global Markets Inc. in the Cayman Islands. That entity is licensed, but Cayman has no investor compensation scheme and weaker protections generally. Check the entity your client agreement names before funding — it is not always the one in the advertising.
Warnings and enforcement history
On 8 December 2022 the NFA fined GAIN Capital Group LLC — the entity US retail clients onboard through — $700,000. Over 31 March and 1 April 2021 a platform malfunction let customers deal at incorrect prices across 14 currency pairs. The firm absorbed roughly $3 million of losses, then negatively adjusted 17 customer accounts by about $2.84 million and positively adjusted 33 by around $35,000. The NFA cited improper account adjustment, unfair treatment, inaccurate reporting and supervisory failure. GAIN neither admitted nor denied the allegations. No licence was suspended or restricted, and the matter is closed.
It was not a shortfall in segregated client money, but it did reach into customer accounts, which is not a technicality. It is why regulation scores 9.0 rather than the higher mark the licence table alone would support.
Separately, StoneX Markets LLC — an institutional swap dealer retail clients do not trade through — was fined $1 million by the NFA in January 2023 over margin calculation and disclosure, and $650,000 by the CFTC in September 2023 over swap disclosure failures between 2016 and 2022. Both are settled and do not touch retail client money.
The FCA warning list also carries clone-firm alerts referencing the GAIN Capital and StoneX names. Those warn about criminals impersonating the firm; they are not findings against it, and the underlying authorisations are unaffected. Check you are on forex.com itself before entering personal or payment details.
We found no licence revocation, suspension, restriction on new clients, or current unauthorised-solicitation advisory against any FOREX.com entity on the FCA, NFA, ASIC, CySEC or CIMA registers as at July 2026.
Opening an account and verification
Registration took about 15 minutes when we opened accounts in January 2026, with full verification inside one business day. That is slower than the best — IC Markets verified us in under an hour — but not painful.
The form covers personal details, address, employment and trading experience, the experience questions more detailed than at most brokers — appropriateness testing rather than an upsell. Documents required were a valid photo ID and proof of address under three months old. We uploaded PDFs, had acceptance confirmed within two hours and the account live the next working day, with nothing further demanded later.
Account types
There are three main account types. We traded two of them on funded accounts.
| Feature | Standard | RAW Spread | STP Pro (US) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | $100 | $100 | $25,000 |
| Spread | From 1.0 pip | From 0.0 pips | From 0.1 pips |
| Commission | None | $5 per $100k per leg (US: $7) | Variable |
| Platforms | All, including MT4 | All except MT4 | FOREX.com proprietary |
| Maximum retail leverage | 1:30 (UK/EU/AU) | 1:30 (UK/EU/AU) | 1:50 (US) |
| Minimum trade size | 0.01 lot | 0.01 lot | 0.01 lot |
| Active Trader eligible | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Trading Standard for a week in early 2026, EUR/USD sat between 1.0 and 1.4 pips in normal conditions; switching to RAW dropped the same pair to 0.1–0.3 pips. The former DMA account has been discontinued and replaced by RAW, which support confirmed in January 2026.
The restriction that will annoy most people: MT4 users are confined to Standard. For a broker that promotes MT4 as a headline feature, cutting it off from the better pricing tier is hard to justify on anything but commercial grounds.
Swap-free accounts
FOREX.com offers a swap-free option, removing the interest-based overnight financing charge on positions held past the daily rollover. It exists mainly for traders who cannot pay or receive interest for religious reasons, but also suits anyone wanting overnight costs as a flat fee.
The mechanics, as support described them in January 2026: open a standard account, then request conversion. Swap charges are removed, an alternative administrative fee may apply on some instruments, availability depends on country of residence, and a grace period may precede those charges.
None of this is published. We found no dedicated swap-free page, and the administrative fees were not disclosed to us in writing. Replacement charges you cannot see in advance may cost more than the swaps they remove on a long-held position, and XM and IC Markets publish their terms openly. Treat the feature as available but unpriced, and get the numbers in writing before converting.
Fees and trading costs
This is the weakest part of the proposition and the category that pulls the overall score down.
Spreads
We sampled Standard-account spreads across January and February 2026, during the London–New York overlap and outside peak hours, against three competitors.
| Instrument | FOREX.com (Standard) | IG | Saxo Bank (Classic) | IC Markets (Standard) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | 1.2 pips | 0.9 pips | 0.6 pips | 0.8 pips |
| GBP/USD | 1.7 pips | 0.9 pips | 1.0 pips | 1.0 pips |
| USD/JPY | 1.3 pips | 1.0 pips | 1.6 pips | 0.9 pips |
| AUD/USD | 1.5 pips | 1.0 pips | 0.8 pips | 0.8 pips |
| USD/CHF | 1.6 pips | 1.5 pips | 1.2 pips | 1.0 pips |
| Gold (XAU/USD) | $0.40 | $0.30 | $0.35 | $0.20 |
| Oil (WTI) | $0.04 | $0.028 | $0.05 | $0.03 |
These are averages observed during active hours in the first quarter of 2026; spreads move with market conditions, so this is a snapshot, not a guarantee. FOREX.com was widest of the four on five of seven instruments. GBP/USD is the outlier that should give a frequent trader pause: 1.7 pips against 0.9–1.0 elsewhere is roughly double the spread on a major pair.
Commissions
Standard charges no commission; cost sits entirely in the spread. RAW charges per leg, and this is where the published schedule has moved against traders since our testing. The rate is $5 per $100,000 traded internationally and $7 in the US, and because a round turn is two trades, a standard lot costs about $10 round turn internationally and $14 in the US.
That reframes the account. Adding the measured 0.2-pip spread to a $10 round-turn commission gives an all-in cost near 1.2 pips on EUR/USD, against roughly 0.8 pips at IC Markets, which charges $7 round turn. RAW is still cheaper than FOREX.com’s own Standard account for active traders, but no longer the competitive answer to the spread problem our original testing suggested. Active Trader rebates worth up to 15% of costs start at $100 million of monthly volume — beyond most retail traders.
Overnight financing
Swap charges derive from the interest rate differential between the two currencies and apply at the New York close, tripling on Wednesdays to cover the weekend. In our testing they sat around the industry average.
Non-trading fees
FOREX.com charges nothing for deposits or withdrawals on its own side. The inactivity fee is the one to watch: $15 a month once an account has gone 12 consecutive months with no trading activity and no open positions, and $25 a month on the US entity. That is steeper than IG’s $12 after two years, though milder than Saxo Bank’s €100 a year. Costs overall are mid-to-high: if you trade small or medium size on price, IC Markets or Pepperstone will serve you better.
Desktop platforms
We tested four platforms over a week; the range is among the widest at this regulatory tier. The proprietary Advanced Trading Platform is the flagship, with over 80 technical indicators, automated candlestick pattern recognition and a workspace that can be fully customised and saved across layouts. It does not feel like an afterthought, which is not always true of broker-built platforms.
MT4 runs smoothly with expert advisors and custom indicators, limited only by the Standard-account restriction. MT5 adds 21 timeframes and 80-plus built-in indicators and supports every account type including RAW, so if you want MetaTrader and tight pricing together, MT5 is the route.
TradingView integration is the standout: connect the account and trade directly from TradingView charts with 400-plus indicators. Few brokers at this tier offer it, and for chart-driven traders it may be the single strongest reason to choose FOREX.com. NinjaTrader covers futures, aimed primarily at US clients.
Mobile apps
We tested the iOS app in February 2026 and found it capable: full trading functionality, advanced charting, position management, funding and withdrawal, with execution speed matching desktop. Across 15 trades we saw no noticeable delay and no crashes, and price alerts worked as advertised.
| Store | Rating when we checked | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | 4.1/5 | Positive on ease of use and execution speed |
| Google Play (Android) | 3.9/5 | Recurring complaints about stability on certain devices |
Store ratings were as at our testing in early 2026 and move over time. The Android stability complaints were consistent enough to flag: if you will trade mainly from Android, test on demo first. The app leads on charting depth and trails IG on navigation polish.
Trading tools
Instrument coverage is one of two things FOREX.com does better than nearly all the forex-first brokers in our broker reviews.
| Asset class | Approximate count | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Forex pairs | 80+ | All majors, minors and exotics |
| Share CFDs | 4,500+ | US, European and Asian equities |
| Indices | 20+ | S&P 500, FTSE 100, DAX 40, Nikkei 225 |
| Commodities | 15+ | Gold, silver, oil, natural gas |
| Cryptocurrencies | 20+ | Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, XRP |
| Futures | Multiple | Available through US accounts |
| Options | Multiple | Options on futures, US only |
We traded 12 instruments across forex, US equities, gold and the S&P 500. Liquidity was excellent on major pairs and large-cap US shares, noticeably thinner on exotics and smaller companies. IG offers around 17,000 share CFDs and Saxo Bank more than 19,000, so FOREX.com is not the leader — but it is far ahead of IC Markets at roughly 2,100, the more relevant comparison among forex-first brokers.
Order execution
We placed 50 trades on a funded account over two weeks, recording execution data for each. FOREX.com routes orders to a pool of liquidity providers drawn from major global banks.
- Average execution speed under one second for most orders
- Around 85% of orders filled at the requested price in normal market conditions
- Slippage of 0.1–0.3 pips on 10 of 50 trades, positive in four cases and negative in six
- No requotes at any point during the testing period
During the US employment report in February 2026, spreads widened noticeably for 30 to 60 seconds — normal across the industry, and execution continued uninterrupted. We saw no evidence of price manipulation or asymmetric slippage. A sub-one-second average is respectable rather than exceptional, since some brokers publish millisecond figures, but the near-even split on slippage is the more telling number.
Deposits
We funded accounts by three separate methods in January 2026 to time each one.
| Method | Minimum | Fee | Time we measured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credit/debit card | $100 | Free | Instant (under 5 minutes) |
| Domestic bank transfer | $100 | Free from FOREX.com | About 30 minutes |
| International bank transfer | $100 | Free from FOREX.com; your bank may charge | One to two business days |
| PayPal | $100 | Free | Instant |
| Skrill | $100 | Free | Instant |
A $500 Visa deposit cleared in two minutes; an international bank transfer took one business day. Method availability varies by entity and country of residence, so check what is offered to you.
Withdrawals
Withdrawals were orderly, which is the most important thing a review can tell you about a broker. FOREX.com operates a return-to-source policy: funds go back to the method they came from before profits are paid elsewhere — standard anti-money-laundering practice, not an obstruction.
| Method | Fee | Time we measured |
|---|---|---|
| Credit/debit card | Free | One to three business days |
| Bank transfer | Free from FOREX.com | One to five business days |
| PayPal | Free | One business day |
| Skrill | Free | One business day |
We requested a $300 Visa withdrawal on a Tuesday. FOREX.com processed it the same day and the money reached the card two business days later. A separate international bank transfer took four business days and attracted a $20 intermediary bank charge — not a FOREX.com fee, but a real cost if you withdraw by wire regularly. We saw no unexplained delays, no mid-withdrawal document requests and no refusals. Withdrawal complaints we could examine generally traced to incomplete verification or attempts to withdraw to a different method than was used to deposit.
Customer support
Live chat runs 24 hours a day Sunday through Friday — not 24/7, so a weekend problem waits. Email goes to [email protected], and regional phone lines are published for most major markets.
On live chat we connected in under two minutes and the answers were accurate and specific; the people we dealt with understood the products rather than reading from a script. Our email enquiry about swap-free terms drew a reply in eight hours, and it still did not contain the fee schedule we asked for. The 24/5 window and that turnaround hold the category back; response quality, once you reach someone, is a genuine strength.
Research and education
This is where FOREX.com clearly outperforms most of the market. Daily and weekly analysis comes from an in-house team covering forex, commodities and indices, drawing on Reuters data and a detailed economic calendar. It reads like research written for people who trade, not marketing copy with a chart attached.
The exclusive Performance Analytics tool, built with Chasing Returns, is the differentiator. Run against our funded account it produced a behavioural analysis of our own trading — a trackable plan, a discipline assessment and observations about where our decision-making was costing money. Most brokers offer nothing comparable, and it addresses the actual reason most retail accounts lose money rather than promising a way around it.
Transparency is more mixed. StoneX’s listing makes audited group financials public and FOREX.com publishes execution statistics, both better than industry standard, but swap-free terms remain unpublished and the demo expires after 90 days.
Fund safety and protections
All entities must segregate client money from the firm’s operating funds, so in an insolvency client money does not form part of the estate available to general creditors. What varies significantly is what sits behind that segregation.
| Entity | Negative balance protection | Compensation scheme |
|---|---|---|
| StoneX Financial Ltd (FCA, UK) | Yes, mandatory for retail | FSCS up to £85,000 |
| StoneX Europe Ltd (CySEC, Cyprus) | Yes, mandatory for retail | Investor Compensation Fund up to €20,000 |
| StoneX Financial Pty Ltd (ASIC, Australia) | Yes, for retail | None |
| GAIN Capital Group LLC (CFTC/NFA, US) | No | None |
| GAIN Global Markets Inc. (CIMA, Cayman) | Per account terms | None |
Where you live therefore determines how much protection you get. A UK client with StoneX Financial Ltd has £85,000 of FSCS cover and mandatory negative balance protection; a client routed to the Cayman entity has neither, from the same brand and website. StoneX’s listing adds what regulation alone does not: audited results appear quarterly, so financial deterioration would surface in public filings before it became an emergency.
None of this protects you from market risk. Segregation and compensation schemes address broker failure, not trading losses. FOREX.com’s own disclosure states that 74% of retail investor accounts lose money trading CFDs with the firm. When we tested in early 2026 the published figure was 77%, and NFA data showed 68.28% of active US accounts unprofitable in the fourth quarter of 2025. These figures are revised periodically and differ by entity, but the direction is consistent. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
Verdict
FOREX.com scores 7.9 out of 10 — a first-rate broker on safety and a middling one on cost. Your decision should turn on which you weight more heavily.
The category that moved most against it is trading costs, which carries 20% under our six-category weighting; the confirmed repricing of RAW commission pushed it to 5.5 out of 10, lowest of the six. Regulation scores 9.0 — held below the mark the licence table alone would earn by the December 2022 NFA finding, not by any gap in licensing. That spread, 5.5 to 9.0, is the whole story: exceptional custody of your money, unexceptional pricing of your trades.
Choose it if counterparty safety outranks cost, or if you want many asset classes and platforms in one account. Look elsewhere if you trade small or medium size on price, need RAW pricing on MT4, or want swap-free terms in writing before committing.
This review assesses a broker. It is not investment advice and not a prediction of results. CFDs are complex leveraged instruments, most retail accounts lose money, and you should not trade them unless you understand how they work and can afford the loss.
Is FOREX.com trustworthy?
Is FOREX.com a scam?
No. FOREX.com is regulated by seven tier-one authorities including the FCA, CFTC/NFA, ASIC and CySEC, and its parent is NASDAQ-listed and publicly audited. A fraudulent operation cannot sustain that structure. Scam allegations online overwhelmingly describe trading losses — the expected outcome for most retail CFD traders, not evidence of misconduct.
Is FOREX.com actually licensed, or does it just claim to be?
Licensed, and you can verify it independently in about a minute. Search 446717 on the FCA register for StoneX Financial Ltd, or 0339826 on NFA BASIC for GAIN Capital Group LLC. We confirmed both, plus ASIC AFSL 345646 and CySEC 400/21, as active in July 2026. Verifying a licence yourself always beats trusting a review, including this one.
Has FOREX.com been fined by a regulator?
Yes. In December 2022 the NFA fined GAIN Capital Group LLC, the US retail entity, $700,000 for negatively adjusting 17 customer accounts by roughly $2.84 million after a platform malfunction. GAIN neither admitted nor denied the allegations, no licence was restricted, and the matter is closed. Two further settled penalties — $1 million from the NFA in January 2023 and $650,000 from the CFTC in September 2023 — were against StoneX Markets LLC, an institutional swap dealer retail clients do not trade through.
We publish a rating despite this because the retail finding is settled, singular, five years old, carries no ongoing restriction and involved no shortfall in segregated client money. It is reflected in a reduced regulation score. If it still concerns you, that is a reasonable position.
Why does the FCA warning list mention FOREX.com and StoneX?
Those entries are clone-firm alerts: criminals using the real firm’s name and licence details to appear legitimate. They warn about impersonators, not about FOREX.com, and the underlying authorisations are unaffected. Check you are on forex.com itself before entering personal or payment details, and distrust any approach arriving by cold call or messaging app.
Can I actually withdraw my money?
Yes. In our testing a $300 card withdrawal requested on a Tuesday was processed the same day and settled in two business days with no broker-side fee, and we met no unexplained delays or refusals. The main constraint is the return-to-source rule: money must first go back to the method it came from.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum deposit at FOREX.com?
$100 for both Standard and RAW accounts. The firm suggests $2,500 as a more workable starting balance, though that is a recommendation rather than a requirement. The US STP Pro account requires $25,000.
What is the difference between the Standard and RAW accounts?
Standard bundles all costs into a wider spread — from 1.0 pip on EUR/USD, and 1.0 to 1.4 pips in our testing — with no commission. RAW offers spreads from 0.0 pips (0.1 to 0.3 in our testing) plus commission per leg, about $10 per standard lot round turn internationally and $14 in the US. RAW is generally cheaper for active traders; Standard is simpler. MT4 supports Standard only.
How long do withdrawals take?
Based on our testing in early 2026: card withdrawals one to three business days, bank transfers one to five, and PayPal or Skrill one business day. FOREX.com charges no withdrawal fee, but intermediary banks may charge on international wires — we were charged $20 on one.
Does FOREX.com offer a swap-free account?
Yes, on request after opening a standard account. Overnight swap charges are removed and an alternative administrative fee may apply on some instruments. The terms are not published and availability depends on your country of residence, so ask support for the fee schedule in writing before converting.
Which FOREX.com entity will I be trading with?
UK clients onboard to StoneX Financial Ltd, EU clients to StoneX Europe Ltd, Australian clients to StoneX Financial Pty Ltd, and US clients to GAIN Capital Group LLC. Clients elsewhere are usually routed to GAIN Global Markets Inc. in the Cayman Islands, which carries no compensation scheme.
What platforms does FOREX.com support?
Its own Advanced Trading Platform, MT4, MT5, TradingView and NinjaTrader for futures. All account types work on the proprietary platform, MT5 and TradingView; MT4 is restricted to the Standard account.
Does FOREX.com charge an inactivity fee?
Yes. $15 a month, or the equivalent in your account currency, after 12 consecutive months with no trading activity and no open positions. The US entity charges $25 a month on the same terms.
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