About ForexPlatform
We help you compare regulated forex brokers fairly. No hype, no profit promises.
Regulated only
We only show brokers licensed by a recognised regulator, and we check every licence in the register ourselves.
One methodology for all
Every broker is scored on the same criteria with the same weights. The methodology is public.
Open about money
We earn affiliate fees and say so at every link. A fee never buys a better score.
Why ForexPlatform exists
Search online for a forex broker and you mostly find adverts and rankings without explanation. It is rarely clear why a broker is ranked first, whether it is licensed at all, or what trading actually costs.
ForexPlatform puts those facts side by side: which regulator supervises a broker and under which licence number, what you pay in spreads, commissions and other fees, and what percentage of retail accounts lose money with that broker. Every broker is scored on the same five criteria with fixed weights.
How we work
- 1
Licence check
We look up each broker's legal entity in the regulator's public register and show the date of that check. If the check is older than 90 days, the broker is removed from the site.
- 2
Costs from the source
Spreads, commissions and other fees come from the broker's official price lists and cost disclosures, not from adverts.
- 3
Fixed methodology
Regulation, costs, platform, education and support each get a score. The overall score is a weighted average following our public methodology.
- 4
Updates and corrections
Broker conditions change. We update our data periodically and correct mistakes as soon as we find them or they are reported to us.
How do we make money?
ForexPlatform is free to use. We earn affiliate fees: when you open an account through our link, the broker may pay us. Our scores follow a fixed, public methodology and brokers cannot buy a better position.
What we don't do
- We don't give personal investment advice.
- We never promise returns or downplay risks.
- We don't list brokers without a licence from an EU/EEA regulator.