City Index vs FxPro (2026): regulation, platforms and costs compared
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Data refreshed 25 Aug 2026 · Compiled by David Ispiryan
City Index is a well-regarded, regulated forex broker offering forex and CFD trading across a broad range of markets via web and mobile platforms, supported by research, charting, and risk management tools.…
FxPro forex broker provides access to a broad range of forex and CFD markets on popular trading platforms, with an emphasis on order execution and risk management tools.
City Index (United Kingdom, founded 1983) holds 2 regulatory licences (ASIC, FCA), 2 of them tier-1, offers MT4, Proprietary and sits in our low-fee bracket. FxPro (United Kingdom, founded 2006) holds 4 regulatory licences (CySEC, FCA, FSCA, SCB), 1 of them tier-1, offers cTrader, MT4, MT5, Proprietary and sits in our low-fee bracket. The two overlap in 230 countries; City Index is available in 0 countries where FxPro is not, and FxPro in 0 where City Index is not.
Verdict at a glance
City Index leads on trust rank, track record and tier-1 licences.
FxPro leads on regulatory coverage and platform choice.
Level on instrument range, country coverage and fee level.
Scored on 8 measurable dimensions where both brokers have verified data. Dimensions missing for either side are excluded rather than guessed. This is a data summary, not a recommendation.
City Index vs FxPro: side-by-side data
Criteria
City Index
FxPro
Trust rank
#16
#17
Founded
1983
2006
Headquarters
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Regulators
ASIC, FCA
CySEC, FCA, FSCA, SCB
Broker type
Market Maker
ECN, STP
Platforms
MT4, Proprietary
cTrader, MT4, MT5, Proprietary
Instruments
Commodities, Forex, Indices, Metals
Commodities, Forex, Indices, Metals
Countries accepted
230 countries
230 countries
Fee level
Low
Low
Trading types
CFD Trading, Spot Trading
CFD Trading
Best-for use cases
Retail Trading
Copy Trading, Professional Trading, Retail Trading
Highlighted cells mark the stronger value where a direction is objectively better (e.g. more licences, lower fees). "Not verified" means the field is not yet in our catalogue for that broker — we never fill gaps with estimates.
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