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Scores combine the available evidence. The baseline weights are 50% traders, 25% editorial and 25% external sources. Trader ratings join from the first vote; missing signals are excluded and the remaining weights increase proportionally.

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Broker rankings

Ordered by composite score

  1. #1
    Fusion Markets Brokers
    4.6 /5
  2. #2
    Capital.com Brokers
    4.5 /5
  3. #3
    XTB Brokers
    4.5 /5
  4. #4
    IG Brokers
    4.3 /5
  5. #5
    Interactive Brokers Brokers
    4.3 /5
  6. #6
    GBE brokers Brokers
    4.2 /5
  7. #7
    Tradit Brokers
    4.2 /5
  8. #8
    AvaTrade Brokers
    4.1 /5
  9. #9
    Fintana Brokers
    4.1 /5
  10. #10
    Fortissio Brokers
    4.1 /5
  11. #11
    OANDA Brokers
    4.1 /5
  12. #12
    Plus500 Brokers
    4.1 /5
  13. #13
    Riverquode Brokers
    4.1 /5
  14. #14
    Spova Brokers
    4.1 /5
  15. #15
    Swissquote Brokers
    4.1 /5
  16. #16
    Finansero Brokers
    4.0 /5
  17. #17
    eToro Brokers
    3.9 /5
  18. #18
    IC Markets Brokers
    3.9 /5
  19. #19
    Markets.com Brokers
    3.9 /5
  20. #20
    Pepperstone Brokers
    3.9 /5
  21. #21
    Saxo Brokers
    3.9 /5
  22. #22
    TMGM Brokers
    3.8 /5
  23. #23
    Tickmill Brokers
    3.7 /5
  24. #24
    Admirals Brokers
    3.6 /5
  25. #25
    FBS Brokers
    3.6 /5
  26. #26
    CMC Markets Brokers
    2.8 /5
  27. #27
    Eightcap Brokers
    1.9 /5

How we rank brokers

Broker reviews on TraderJury start from the legal entity you would actually contract with: which regulator authorises it, what client-money and negative-balance rules apply, and which countries it may serve. Only then do we look at the trading conditions traders ask about most: spreads and commissions by account type, overnight funding, deposit and withdrawal methods and their processing times, platform choice, and how support behaves when a withdrawal stalls.

The ranking above orders brokers by composite score. Trader ratings carry the largest weight because they come from traders who risked their own capital with the broker; the editorial assessment adds evidence individual traders rarely have, such as regulator registers and documented incidents; ratings from independent external platforms round it out. A broker with few trader votes shows its vote count, so you can judge the sample before you rely on it.

CFD trading carries a high risk of losing money, and a broker being listed here is not a recommendation to open an account. Read the review, check the entity against the regulator register linked on the page, and compare two or three brokers side by side before you deposit.

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