FXPro

FxPro, established in 2002 in Cyprus and now headquartered in London, is a well-established broker regulated by FCA (UK), CySEC (Cyprus), FSCA (South Africa), and the SCB (Bahamas).

It offers a broad product range of over 2,100 instruments, including forex, indices, commodities, shares, futures, and even cryptocurrencies via MT4, MT5, cTrader, and its proprietary FxPro Edge platform.

During our tests, FxPro impressed with its strong platform lineup. Whether you're a fan of MetaTrader, prefer cTrader’s ECN-style execution, or want to try their web-based Edge platform, each option is responsive, well-maintained, and reliable. In particular, cTrader adds VWAP and Algo execution, and Edge is a sleek introduction to their own tech.

From a pricing standpoint, FxPro is solid for forex and index traders. We observed competitive spreads on EUR/USD and tight pricing on key indices like the SP500. Execution was fast and consistent, supported by no dealing-desk intervention—just as expected from their Liquid-powered system.

Their mobile app stood out as well—it earned a “better than average” rating in usability, offers two-factor authentication, and includes essential order types and features traders need on the go.

FxPro also does a good job on support and education. Their customer service is available 24/5 in multiple languages. Educationally, they offer webinars, eBooks, and market tools, and for the social-minded, their SuperTrader social trading platform allows followers to copy vetted strategies from experienced traders.

FxPro ticks a lot of boxes, but there are a few things to keep in mind. First, while they do offer their own proprietary platform—FxPro Edge—it’s limited to web use and lacks the depth or polish we’ve seen in top-tier in-house platforms from other brokers. Most active traders will likely still gravitate toward MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, or cTrader, which are fully supported.

Another point is pricing. While FxPro offers competitive spreads on major forex pairs and indices, their stock CFDs tend to be pricier, and the Dow can also get expensive depending on the time of day. This might not be ideal for traders who focus on cost across a broader range of markets.

We also noted that swap fees can add up for longer-term positions, especially in volatile markets. So while day traders and scalpers will benefit from tight spreads and fast execution, longer-hold strategies may want to check the overnight fees before diving in.

FxPro comes across as a strong, dependable broker. Their multi-regulation credentials, wide platform choice, solid pricing on key markets, and decent education make it a well-rounded offering.

For forex and index traders, FxPro is competitive in cost and reliable in performance. If you're leaning into stock CFDs, then costs might feel a bit steep, but for foreign exchange and major CFDs, they perform well.

Overall, FxPro delivers the core features you need: robust regulation, multiple mature platforms, and fair pricing.