Some unregulated brokers have better trading conditions than the regulated ones. But when it comes to the security of funds, regulated ones often shine. It’s up to you what you want to because you may not get both with a single broker.
Not in America, PFG Best and MF Global’s and a few more have stolen clients money in the USA, FXCM was playing so many dirty tricks, U.S.REGULATORS kicked them out of the U.S.
Turnkey forex can be a good option.
Trading conditions are solid and you can deposit funds via cryptocurrencies.
Anyone looking for a forex broker in the UK should not ignore the spreadbetting firms. Spreadbetting is legal in the UK, the firms offering spreadbets are regulated by the FCA in exactly the same way as conventional brokers.
The big difference is there is no tax payable on profits, not matter what level these reach.
You have no shortage of options. Which ones have you tried so far? I used to use Tickmill, but moved over to CedarFX for the wider range of assets, decent leverage and BTC deposits for which no KYC is necessary.
You can consider coinexx too. Trading starts at $5, spreads are narrow and commissions are $2/lot RT. They also allow crypto deposits and withdrawals.
Hello, the brokers that are regulated by FCA UK are of course very strict in their rules. I trade on FXOpen UK, do you too? Just for your information, trading there has very good spreads starting from 0.0 pips. Very suitable for experienced traders.