iBroker

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iBroker is a forex broker providing access to currency pairs and CFD trading via web and mobile platforms, with built-in charting, risk tools, and multiple order types. It supports self-directed trading with streamlined account management and research features.
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Key facts

7.9/10
Our rating
#99
Trust rank
2016
Founded
1
Licences
CNMV
5
Countries accepted
HeadquartersSpain
Broker typeDMA
RegulationCNMV
PlatformsProprietary, TradingView
InstrumentsCommodities, Forex, Indices
Fee levelMedium

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Pros

  • • CNMV-regulated (EU MiFID II)
  • • Negative Balance Protection (retail)
  • • Segregated client funds; FOGAIN investor compensation scheme
  • • TradingView integration; modern web/mobile platforms
  • • API access for algorithmic trading

    • Cons

  • • No MetaTrader (MT4/MT5)
  • • Forex via CFDs only (no spot/ECN)
  • • ESMA leverage cap (max 1:30 retail)
  • • Limited international availability (EU-focused)
  • • Fewer forex pairs than top-tier brokers

    • Key Features

  • • CNMV regulated EU broker with segregated client funds and ESMA protections
  • • Forex and CFD trading across major currency pairs indices and commodities
  • • Direct market access to futures and options on major global exchanges
  • • TradingView integration and proprietary web and mobile platforms
  • • Negative balance protection and advanced risk management tools
  • • Transparent pricing with real time market data and analytics

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    Where This Broker Ranks

    iBroker is not in the top 10 for any country or territory we rank yet. Each list shows the ten highest-rated brokers that accept clients there. How we rate brokers · All rankings by country

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    iBroker states it operates under regulation in its home market. You should confirm current license details on the official regulator site and the firm's disclosures. Look for license scope, permitted products, and complaint routes. Ask how client money is held and whether accounts are segregated. Review the broker's risk notice and terms before you open an account. If rules differ by region, check the entity that serves you. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    You can trade spot forex pairs and, depending on your region and account, contracts on indices, commodities, and shares. Product lists can vary by entity and local rules, so check the instrument list in your client area before you fund. Review contract specs for each symbol, including tick size, contract size, trading hours, and financing rules. Some products carry higher complexity and risk. Make sure you understand how they work before you trade. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    iBroker provides web and mobile platforms with multi-chart layouts, drawing tools, and popular indicators. You can place market, limit, and stop orders, and set trailing stops. You can also use OCO and time‐in‐force settings where available. You can enable price alerts, view an economic calendar, and download reports. If you need automation, ask about API access and supported languages. Test your setup with a demo to practice order entry and risk controls. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    You face a mix of spreads and, on some instruments, commissions. There may be swap charges for positions held overnight, currency conversion fees, and costs for market data or special features. An inactivity fee can apply if your account stays idle. Always check the fee schedule in your client area and in the legal documents. Compare all costs at the instrument level, not just headline pricing. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    You can fund your account by bank transfer and, in some regions, by card or approved wallets. Withdrawals usually return to the original method in the same name. Processing depends on method and compliance checks. Complete identity and address verification before you trade to reduce delays. Name matching is required for security. Fees from your bank or payment provider can apply. Review the broker's funding policy for forms, cut‐offs, and limits. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

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