Brokers
Macrolens is a research and analysis desk — it doesn't execute trades. Below are 7 established forex brokers for reference only.
This is not a recommendation or endorsement of any of them. Regulatory status, products, and terms change — please do your own due diligence (verify current regulation, read the account terms, and confirm a broker accepts clients in your jurisdiction) before opening an account anywhere.
One of the longer-operating FX brokers, offering spot forex and CFDs with no minimum deposit on standard accounts. Publishes its own historical exchange rate data widely used as a reference across the industry.
A publicly listed provider (London Stock Exchange) offering forex, CFDs, and spread betting across a large range of markets, with a long operating history predating most retail FX brokers.
A publicly traded (NASDAQ: IBKR) brokerage offering forex alongside stocks, options, futures, and bonds on one account, generally aimed at traders wanting broader market access beyond FX alone.
Operated by StoneX Group, a publicly traded financial services firm. Offers forex and CFD trading with a range of account types and third-party platform support alongside its own.
An Australian-founded broker offering ECN-style forex pricing with support for third-party platforms including MetaTrader and cTrader.
A licensed Danish bank offering forex trading alongside a full range of investment products, generally aimed at traders wanting bank-level custody alongside market access.
A publicly listed provider (Warsaw Stock Exchange) offering forex and CFD trading through its own xStation platform, operating across multiple European regulatory jurisdictions.