A “top broker” is not universal. It depends on regulation, onboarding, funding, and protections in your jurisdiction. Our country pages follow one consistent framework.

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Regulatory fit

We prioritise brokers that can legally serve residents in that country.

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Withdrawals & funding

We value smooth withdrawals and local-friendly payment methods.

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Real trading cost

We look at spreads, commissions, and any recurring account fees together.

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Execution & platform stability

We prefer brokers with stable platforms and reliable execution behaviour.

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Support quality

We favour brokers with responsive support and clear account policies.

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Country relevance

A broker must “work” in that country — not just look good on paper.

Risk warning

Forex and CFDs involve significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Always understand leverage and read the broker’s terms before depositing.

FAQ

Fast answers for common questions about brokers by country.

Why do “top brokers” change by country?

Rules differ across jurisdictions. Leverage limits, protections, and onboarding vary. So the best option depends on where you live.

What should I check before depositing?

Confirm the licensed entity, verify withdrawal routes, and understand total costs (spreads + fees + swaps). Then test support responsiveness.

Can I use an offshore broker?

Sometimes. But protections can be weaker. Treat higher leverage as a trade-off, not a benefit.

Why do some brokers block certain countries?

It’s usually due to licensing limits, sanctions compliance, or local regulatory constraints.

How often do you update country pages?

We update as broker availability and regulation changes. Always check the date on each country guide.

Next step

Choose your country above and shortlist brokers by entity + withdrawals first. Costs and platforms come after.