Trade forex and CFDs with a regulated broker

A multi-asset broker lets you trade forex, stocks, commodities and indices from one account, with a single balance and one consistent way to manage risk, instead of opening a separate account for each market.

There is no minimum deposit. Fund your account with any amount and start trading.

Yes. Hold positions overnight with no interest or swap charges, in line with Islamic finance principles.

MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and EQView, all connected to the same account, on desktop, web and mobile.

Yes. Tradeview operates under CMA and CIMA regulation and keeps client funds in segregated tier-1 bank accounts.

We are paid through the spread and, on the ILC account, a separate commission from $2.50 per lot. We do not profit when a client loses. Financing charges may apply if you hold a position overnight; swap-free accounts are exempt.

The spread is the difference between the buy and sell price of a currency pair. On the ILC account you trade on the raw spread from 0.0 pips and pay commission separately, so the cost is visible rather than built into the price.

A pip is the smallest standard price move in a currency pair — usually the fourth decimal place, or the second for pairs quoted against the Japanese yen. Spreads and profit or loss on a forex position are measured in pips.

Leverage lets you open a position larger than the margin you put up — up to 1:500 on our forex accounts. It increases the size of both gains and losses, and a losing position can consume your margin quickly.