A multi-entity CFD broker with a UK company authorised by the FCA and an EU company licensed by CySEC. Clients outside the UK and EU usually join its Bahamas company, which works under lighter rules and much higher leverage.
Facts last checked 20 October 2026. Always confirm on the regulator’s register. How we review brokers
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Key facts
Founded
Not yet checked
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Minimum deposit
$0
Max. retail leverage
1:30 on major pairs for UK and EU retail clients; dynamic leverage with no fixed cap on major pairs at the Bahamas company
✓FSCS for eligible clients of FxPro UK Limited; ICF for eligible clients of the Cyprus companyWhat this means
Regulation and entities
Your protection depends on which company holds your account, and that depends on where you live. Each row is one licensed company. What regulation means
Before you deposit: search the licence number on the register, then check that the website and phone number listed there match the ones you are using. How to check a licence
Websites
Official websites
✓fxpro.com
✓fxpro.co.uk
Type the address yourself or use a bookmark. Check it matches the website listed for the firm on the regulator’s register.
Watch out for look-alike sites
We have not recorded any look-alike sites for FxPro. That does not mean none exist.
A clone firm copies a real broker’s name, licence number and branding to take deposits. The register shows the genuine firm, so the surest check is the contact details: if the website, email or phone number you were given is not the one on the register, treat it as a clone. Check a broker step by step
Accounts and costs
Account
Spread from
Typical EUR/USD
Commission per lot
Cost per lot
Min. deposit
StandardMarket execution, all-in spread, no commission (MT4 and MT5)
1.2 pips
1.5 pips
None
$14.9
$0
Raw+Market execution, raw spread plus $3.50 per side commission (MT4 and MT5)
0.2 pips
0.3 pips
$7
$9.6
$0
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Cost per lot = typical EUR/USD spread × $10 + round-turn commission, for one standard lot (100,000 units) in busy hours. Swap and other fees are extra. Trading costs explained
Typical spreads by symbol
Symbol
Standard account
Raw+ account
cTrader account
EUR/USD
1.5 pips
0.3 pips
0.5 pips
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Typical spreads in busy hours, before any commission. They widen overnight, at the weekly open and around news.
Leverage and margin
Leverage lets you open a position bigger than your deposit, so losses grow as fast as gains. The caps below are the most FxPro allows; you can always use less.
50% for UK and EU retail accounts; FxPro states 0% for accounts at its global entityWhen your equity falls to 50% for UK and EU retail accounts; FxPro states 0% for accounts at its global entity of your used margin, the platform starts closing your trades, usually the biggest loser first, until the level recovers.
UK company authorised by the FCA and EU company licensed by CySEC, both strict regulators
Client money held in segregated accounts, with negative balance protection for all clients
Raw+ account costs about $9.60 per lot on EUR/USD, against about $14.90 on Standard
Watch out for
Clients outside the UK and EU usually join the Bahamas company, with lighter rules and no FSCS or ICF cover
Leverage at the Bahamas company is dynamic with no fixed cap on major pairs, which magnifies losses
Live accounts are disabled after 3 months of inactivity
Overview
FxPro is a CFD broker that runs several companies under one brand. You can trade forex, metals, indices, energy, futures, cryptocurrencies, shares and ETFs on its own platform, MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader and TradingView. The company you join depends on where you live, and that choice decides your leverage, your protections and who you can complain to.
Regulation and safety
FxPro UK Limited is authorised by the FCA under reference 509956. The FCA register shows it as authorised since 10 September 2010 and allowed to hold client money. FXPRO Financial Services Ltd holds CySEC licence 078/07, and CySEC lists fxpro.com among its approved domains. FxPro Global Markets Ltd appears on the Bahamas Securities Commission’s list of firms registered for CFDs. FxPro gives its licence number as SIA-F184; the list does not print numbers. Invemonde Trading Ltd, trading as FxPro, is listed by the FSA Seychelles as a securities dealer.
UK clients may be covered by the FSCS and EU clients by Cyprus’s Investor Compensation Fund. Clients of the Bahamas or Seychelles companies are not covered by either scheme. The FCA register also lists clone firms using FxPro’s details, so always reach the broker through the address you checked on the register. Our regulation guide explains each layer, and you can check a broker yourself.
Costs
FxPro publishes the previous day’s average spreads. On 19 October 2026 EUR/USD averaged 1.49 pips on Standard, or about $14.90 per lot. Raw+ averaged 0.26 pips plus $3.50 per side, about $9.60 per lot. cTrader averaged 0.5 pips plus $35 per $1 million traded on each side. Swaps apply to positions held overnight. See our trading costs guide.
Platforms and tools
You can choose FxPro’s own platform and app, MT4, MT5, cTrader or TradingView. Expert advisors work on MT4 and MT5, and cTrader supports its own algos. Read MT4 vs MT5 if you are unsure which to pick.
Deposits and withdrawals
Money goes through the FxPro Wallet. FxPro charges no deposit or withdrawal fees, though your bank may. International bank transfers take three to five working days; card deposits are usually processed within minutes.
Who it may suit
UK and EU residents who want an FCA or CySEC company, and traders who want a choice of platforms. If you live elsewhere, read the Bahamas company’s terms and think hard before using high leverage.
How to open an account
The steps as we checked them. Never deposit until you have confirmed the licence.
Check which company you will join
UK residents join FxPro UK Limited (FCA) and EU or EEA residents join FXPRO Financial Services Ltd (CySEC). Most other clients join FxPro Global Markets Ltd in the Bahamas. The company is named in your client agreement.
Register in FxPro Direct
Create your profile with your name, email, country and phone number, then answer the questions about your trading knowledge and experience.
Verify your identity
Upload a passport, national ID card or driving licence, plus a proof of address.
Choose a platform and account
Pick Standard or Raw+ on MT4 or MT5, or a cTrader account. Your wallet and trading accounts can be in different base currencies.
Fund your wallet
Deposit by bank transfer, card or e-wallet in your own name. Card withdrawals are limited to the amount deposited by that card.
Practise first
Open a free demo account in FxPro Direct and test the platform before you trade with real money.
What changed on this profile
Profile published. Licences checked on the FCA register, CySEC's register of investment firms, the Securities Commission of The Bahamas SIA registrant list (30 September 2026) and the FSA Seychelles capital markets register.
FxPro: common questions
Is FxPro regulated?
Yes. FxPro UK Limited is authorised by the FCA (reference 509956) and FXPRO Financial Services Ltd is licensed by CySEC (078/07). FxPro Global Markets Ltd is registered with the Securities Commission of The Bahamas, and Invemonde Trading Ltd (trade name FxPro) is on the FSA Seychelles register. We checked each one on the regulator's site on 20 October 2026.
Which FxPro company will I join?
It depends on where you live. UK residents join the FCA company, EU and EEA residents the CySEC company, and most other clients the Bahamas company. The protections differ, so check the company named in your client agreement.
What is the minimum deposit?
FxPro says its standard account has no fixed minimum deposit, though it suggests starting with $1,000. Some payment methods have their own minimums.
Can I lose more than I deposit?
FxPro offers negative balance protection to all clients under its client agreement, so losses are capped at the money in your account. Leverage still magnifies losses, and most retail CFD accounts lose money.
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