| Bforex | Dukascopy | Everest Markets | |
| Minimum Deposit | USD 200 | USD 100 | USD 200 |
| Maximum Leverage | 200:1 | 200:1 | 200:1 |
| Minimum Trade Size | 0.01 Standard Lots | ||
| Minimum Trade Step | 0.01 Standard Lots | ||
| Base Currencies | USD | USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, CHF, CAD, AUD, SGD, PLN, HKD | USD, EUR, GBP, CHF |
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Take a look at this basic comparison chart between our top 3 best rated brokers and grasp the convenientness of what a more extensive broker comparison could mean to you. Besides broker comparisons you're able to compare broker accounts accross different brokers. Currently, there are 3 different ways to start comparing your brokers or accounts of choice.
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MetaTrader 4, commonly known as MT4 is a very popular electronic trading platform, used by a great amount of traders and brokers. Simplifying and speeding up the interaction between trader en broker while offering a wide range of tools and options to customize the trading terminal to the traders wishes.
MetaTrader 5, commonly known as MT5, is the successor to MetaTrader 4 and differs from MT4 on multiple ways. For instance, while MT4 offers 9 timeframes, MT5 offers 21. Also, MT4 offers 2 types of market orders and 4 types of pending orders that can be used, while MT5 will offer you 2 types of market orders, 6 types of pending orders and 2 types of stop orders that can be placed.
US is the parameter indicating that US residents will be allowed to trade with this brokerage firm. If the broker is registered with the SEC (United States Securities and Exchange Commission) and complies to their regulations, they will usually support US Clients.
Indicates if the broker is regulated by a regulating authority or not. Brokers must meet certain conditions in order to be regulated, which conditions can vary between regulating authorities.
