FXOpen

FXOpen Review: Regulation, Fees and Broker Analysis

Unclaimed profile

FXOpen offers several trading platforms and account structures, including ECN accounts with variable spreads and commissions.

Best forECN TradingCryptoLow Minimum

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81

/ 100

BrokerBazaar Score

Strong

Evidence-based, 0–100

Data confidence 78%

USD 1 for the international Micro account. Minimum deposits vary by account type and legal entity. The UK and EU entities list minimum deposits of GBP 300 or EUR 300, respectively, while the Australian entity has separate requirements.

Min Deposit

0.0 pips

Spreads From (indicative)

1:500

Max Retail Leverage

From USD 1.50 per lot per side…

Commission

Group-level figures · Full cost schedule

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Last verified
13 Oct 2026
Next review due
11 Jan 2027

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Section 01

About

About FXOpen

Company Provided

FXOpen is a multi-entity forex and CFD brokerage group offering electronic trading through MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and TickTrader. Its services, trading conditions and regulatory protections vary according to the legal entity serving the client.

Since 2005 London, UK 3 regulators listed

Expert Verdict

FXOpen offers several trading platforms and account structures, including ECN accounts with variable spreads and commissions. Its regulatory arrangements differ across the UK, EU, Australia and international operations. Prospective clients should confirm the contracting legal entity, applicable protections, trading costs and leverage before opening an account.

Pros

  • Multiple regulated regional entities.
  • ECN accounts with raw spreads advertised from 0.0 pips.
  • Supports MT4, MT5 and TickTrader.
  • Offers several account types.
  • High leverage available for eligible international clients.
  • Established presence in forex trading.

Cons

  • Regulatory protections differ considerably by entity.
  • International clients may not have equivalent compensation or negative balance protections.
  • High leverage can magnify losses.
  • ECN trading involves commissions.
  • Minimum deposits vary across jurisdictions.
  • Product availability is subject to regional restrictions.

BrokerBazaar Overview

Independent

FXOpen has operated across multiple markets and provides access to established trading platforms. Its regional regulatory structure is an important distinction for BrokerBazaar users. An FCA-, CySEC- or ASIC-regulated entity should not be confused with the international entity registered in Nevis.

The broker's advertised leverage of up to 1:500 is available only under certain conditions. Retail protections and trading conditions differ by jurisdiction. The profile should therefore present each entity separately rather than treating the entire group as having identical regulatory coverage

Key Features

Regulated Broker
MetaTrader Platforms
FXOpen

FXOpen

Regulated Broker

Min DepositUSD 1 for the international Micro account. Minimum deposits vary by account type and legal entity. The UK and EU entities list minimum deposits of GBP 300 or EUR 300, respectively, while the Australian entity has separate requirements.
Max Retail Leverage1:500
Spreads (indicative)0.0 pips

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3

Platforms

2005

Est. Since

4

Account Types

4+

Countries

Regulated By

FCA
ASIC
CySEC

Licence check: Not independently checked

Live Spreads

Not available

No live spread data from a named account is available for this broker. Figures are published only with the account type and capture time.

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Profile ownership

Not claimed by broker

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Information source

Submitted by broker or compiled from public pages

Details have been recorded but not yet independently checked by BrokerBazaar.

Licence check

Not independently checked

Confirm the licence on the regulator's public register before opening an account.

Editorial review

Reviewed 9 Nov 2026

Date the BrokerBazaar research team last regenerated this analysis from the stored record.

Legal entity

FXOpen Ltd

Founded

2005

Headquarters

London, UK

Regulators

FCA, ASIC, CySEC

Minimum deposit

USD 1 for the international Micro account. Minimum deposits vary by account type and legal entity. The UK and EU entities list minimum deposits of GBP 300 or EUR 300, respectively, while the Australian entity has separate requirements.

Spreads from

0.0 pips

Commission

From USD 1.50 per lot per side…

Max leverage

1:500

Platforms

MT4, MT5, TickTrader

Account types

ECN, STP, Micro, Crypto

FXOpen regulation and licence table

Each row is one legal entity. Verify the licence on the official register; a company registration is not a brokerage licence.

EntityRegulatorLicenceAuthorised activityRegionLicence check
FXOpen LtdFinancial Conduct Authority (FCA)579202Official register FCA-authorised investment firm.United KingdomNot independently checked
FXOpen EU LtdCyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC)194/13Official register Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF)Cyprus / European UnionNot independently checked

FXOpen at a glance

FXOpen is a multi-entity forex and CFD brokerage group offering electronic trading through MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and TickTrader. Its services, trading conditions and regulatory protections vary according to the legal entity serving the client.

FXOpen reports a founding year of 2005 and a head office in London, UK. It lists 3 regulators and 3 trading platforms.

BrokerBazaar verdict

FXOpen offers several trading platforms and account structures, including ECN accounts with variable spreads and commissions. Its regulatory arrangements differ across the UK, EU, Australia and international operations. Prospective clients should confirm the contracting legal entity, applicable protections, trading costs and leverage before opening an account.

Legal entities, regulation and licences

FXOpen operates through 2 legal entities, each supervised separately. Your account is with one specific entity, so the protections you receive depend on which one onboards you, not on the group's strongest licence. Overall, the group is supervised by no regulator we could map to a public register.

Licence check: Not independently checked. This broker has submitted its details. BrokerBazaar has not yet independently checked them. A company registration or general business licence is not permission to offer regulated brokerage services; only the register entries linked in the table count.

Countries accepted and restricted

FXOpen states that it accepts clients from United Kingdom, European Union, Australia, International Markets (subject to local restrictions). Availability is decided per entity and can change without notice; residents of jurisdictions such as the USA, and often the EU and UK, are frequently excluded from offshore entities.

Trading products, platforms and account types

Instruments: Forex, Indices, Commodities, Stocks, Crypto. Platforms: MT4, MT5, TickTrader. Account types: ECN, STP, Micro, Crypto.

Best-for tags assigned by our team: ECN Trading, Crypto, Low Minimum.

Minimum deposit, spreads, commissions and other charges

The minimum deposit is USD 1 for the international Micro account. Minimum deposits vary by account type and legal entity. The UK and EU entities list minimum deposits of GBP 300 or EUR 300, respectively, while the Australian entity has separate requirements.. Spreads start from 0.0 pips and commission is From USD 1.50 per lot per side…. Maximum leverage is 1:500 (dynamic), subject to the cap of the entity that holds your account.

Swap-free / Islamic account: available (conditional). Swap type: variable. Headline spreads are usually quoted for the most expensive account tier's cheapest instrument; compare total cost for your typical trade.

Deposits and withdrawals

Deposit methods: Bank Transfer, Credit Card, Skrill, Neteller, Crypto. Withdrawal methods: Bank Transfer, Credit Card, Skrill, Neteller, Crypto.

Withdrawal speed and fees are set by the entity and payment provider. Withdrawal delays are the most common complaint category on BrokerBazaar across all brokers; keep identity documents current and withdraw to the same method you deposited with where required by anti-money-laundering rules.

Execution model, negative balance protection and client money

Negative balance protection: Not specified. Scalping allowed: Yes. Algorithmic trading allowed: Yes. News trading allowed: Yes. Hedging: both. These conditions were compiled from public information and have not yet been confirmed by the broker.

Client-money rules follow the regulator of the entity that holds your account. Check that regulator's rules on its register.

Complaints and dispute process

Formal complaints: compliance@fxopen.com. Phone: +64 9 801 0123 (international trading desk; not a dedicated complaints line).. Clients can submit complaints to compliance@fxopen.com. Complaints should include their full name, trading account login, relevant order numbers, a description of the issue and supporting screenshots. The applicable complaint procedure depends on the client's legal entity.

If the broker does not resolve a complaint, escalate to the ombudsman or regulator of the entity that holds your account. BrokerBazaar's Dispute Support Desk can help you document and escalate a case.

Strengths and limitations

  • Strength: Multiple regulated regional entities.
  • Strength: ECN accounts with raw spreads advertised from 0.0 pips.
  • Strength: Supports MT4, MT5 and TickTrader.
  • Strength: Offers several account types.
  • Strength: High leverage available for eligible international clients.
  • Strength: Established presence in forex trading.
  • Limitation: Regulatory protections differ considerably by entity.
  • Limitation: International clients may not have equivalent compensation or negative balance protections.
  • Limitation: High leverage can magnify losses.
  • Limitation: ECN trading involves commissions.
  • Limitation: Minimum deposits vary across jurisdictions.
  • Limitation: Product availability is subject to regional restrictions.

Who this broker suits, and who it does not

FXOpen is most relevant to traders looking for: ECN Trading, Crypto, Low Minimum.

It is less suitable for anyone who needs a strict-tier regulator in their own country of residence, for residents of restricted jurisdictions, and for beginners who have not yet understood leverage and margin. Nothing on this page is personal financial advice.

FXOpen change history

Every published fact change, with the previous value and the date it took effect. Each entry says whether the broker made the change itself or our editors checked it against an official source. Regulation and licence claims are always checked by an editor.

No fact changes recorded for FXOpen yet. Changes appear here as soon as the broker updates its profile or our editors confirm a change.

Frequently asked questions about FXOpen

Data sources. Broker submission, the regulator registers linked above, web-archive and domain records, and third-party traffic data. No independent licence check date is recorded yet. External ratings: Trustpilot 3.5/5; WikiFX 1.81/10; Google Play Store 4.5/5; Forex Peace Army 2.94/5; Apple App Store (US) 4.7/5; Forex Peace Army 2.21/5.

Commercial disclosure. BrokerBazaar is independent and not owned by any broker. We may receive a referral fee if you open an account with FXOpen through our links; this never affects scores or verification. How we make money. Trading leveraged products carries a high risk of loss.

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