OneRoyal

OneRoyal is a multi-asset forex broker offering access to forex and CFDs on indices, commodities, and shares through popular trading platforms, with account options, research and education resources, and multilingual support.

Key facts

7.5/10
Our rating
#149
Trust rank
2006
Founded
4
Licences
236
Countries accepted
HeadquartersCyprus
Broker typeECN, STP
RegulationASIC; CySEC; CMA; FSA Seychelles
PlatformsMT4, MT5
InstrumentsCommodities, Forex, Indices, Shares
Fee levelMedium

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Pros

  • • MT4 and MT5 platform support
  • • Multiple account types with raw-spread/commission options
  • • Negative balance protection
  • • Client funds segregation
  • • Wide multi-asset CFD range
  • Cons

  • • Not available to U.S. residents
  • • No proprietary trading platform
  • • Offshore entity option with weaker investor protections
  • • No guaranteed stop-loss orders
  • • Negative balance protection not universal across entities
  • Key Features

  • • Forex and Multi Asset CFD Trading
  • • MetaTrader Platforms with Algorithmic Trading
  • • Multiple Account Types Including Raw Spread
  • • Segregated Client Funds Under Regulated Entities
  • • Islamic Swap Free Accounts
  • How we review: We rate brokers on regulation, safety of client funds, trading costs, platforms and tools, execution, and reputation, using independent research and hands-on platform testing where possible. Partners cannot buy higher scores. This content is informational only, not investment advice.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Confirm the legal entity and authorisation status before you trade. Go to the website footer and legal docs to find the company name and reference. Use the regulator's public register to match the legal name, domain, and contact details. Review the client agreement, risk disclosures, complaints process, and how client money is handled. If anything does not match, ask support or the regulator to confirm in writing. This is general information, not advice.

    OneRoyal supports desktop, web, and mobile trading terminals. You can place orders, set alerts, use charts and indicators, and manage risk with stops and limits. Many platforms allow custom add‐ons and automated strategies; check the platform guide and your account type for access. Data feeds, depth views, and news widgets may vary by platform. Test your setup on a demo environment before live use, and review all platform terms and outages notices. For information only; not financial or legal advice.

    Order execution uses market conditions at the time your order reaches the venue. You can place market, limit, and stop orders; pending orders trigger when price meets your level. Spreads and fills can change during fast moves. Slippage, partial fills, and rejections can occur. Some features, such as trailing stops and one‐cancels‐the‐other, depend on platform support. Review the execution policy for details on pricing, routing, and how the broker handles conflicts. Educational info only. No investment advice.

    Funding usually supports bank transfer, cards, and selected online wallets. You must verify your identity and may be asked for source‐of‐funds checks. Processing time and fees can vary by method and region. Third‐party payments are commonly not accepted. Withdrawals typically return to the original method where possible. Check cut‐off times, limits, and any currency conversion rules in the payments policy. Keep account details up to date to avoid delays. General info only. Do your own checks.

    You may pay costs across several areas: spread or commissions for trade entry and exit, overnight financing on positions held past the session, currency conversion when your account and trade currencies differ, and provider or handling fees for deposits and withdrawals. Some accounts may apply inactivity or data fees. Review the fee schedule, product disclosure, and platform terms before you place orders. Costs depend on your account setup and usage. Informational only; not advice.

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