FAQ
FxLists is a broker reviews, ranking, and comparison site that helps you evaluate online trading brokers by regulation, costs, platforms, and key features.
No. FxLists is not a broker and does not open accounts or hold client funds. We publish research and comparisons to help you choose a broker.
The Score is a summary rating designed to help you scan brokers quickly. It is not investment advice and not a guarantee of safety or profitability.
Check the regulator’s official register using the broker’s legal entity name and license number, then confirm the website domain and entity match the register entry.
Spreads are often variable and can widen during volatility. Brokers can also change commissions, swaps, and non-trading fees over time.
No. FxLists provides educational content and broker comparisons and does not provide personalized investment advice.
Check the broker’s signup terms for the legal company name + regulator + license number, then verify it on the regulator’s official register.
Because you may still pay commissions, swaps/overnight fees, slippage, and non‑trading fees.
It’s how well your orders are filled (speed, slippage, rejections), especially during volatile markets.
Yes—where we can confirm them, we include conversion, withdrawal, and inactivity costs in broker profiles/reviews.
Yes—brokers can update pricing, margin rules, or product access, so always monitor notices and terms.
“Beginners” focuses on simplicity + support + low friction; “overall” balances safety + costs + features.
Your country affects which entity you get, protections, leverage limits, instruments, and funding methods.
It can be risky—start small, set limits, and avoid strategies with unrealistic or short-term performance.
Only use the official domain shown on the regulator’s register and ignore pressure tactics or “guaranteed returns.”
User reviews can highlight issues, but scores aren't driven by reviews because they’re easy to manipulate.