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Tyrion Capital
Tyrion Capital
Brokers With Remote Access Tools
(2.07)
14 reviews
tyrioncapital.com

Date of foundation

Not disclosed

License

No
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CastilloTrade
CastilloTrade
Brokers With Remote Access Tools
(1.77)
13 reviews
castillotrade.net

Date of foundation

2025

License

No
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CGFX
CGFX
Brokers With Remote Access Tools
(1.65)
17 reviews
cgfx.com

Date of foundation

1998

License

Offshore
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This company is among the most reputable in the trading community.
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LYNX
LYNX
Brokers With Remote Access Tools
(4.28)
18 reviews
www.lynxbroker.com

Date of foundation

2006

License

Trusted
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Moneta Markets
Moneta Markets
Brokers With Remote Access Tools
(3.7)
10 reviews
Link to website

Date of foundation

2018

License

Trusted
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License
Among the most precarious entities are the clandestine platforms devoid of licensing and legal validation. These entities give way to semi-opaque brokers, acquiring licenses from offshore jurisdictions lacking regulatory rigor. Trustworthy brokers, in contrast, secure licensure from esteemed regulatory bodies.
Offshore 1
Trusted 2
No 2
Leverage
Excessive leverage higher then 1:50, a hallmark of disreputable practices, is starkly disapproved by esteemed regulatory bodies. It often serves as a red flag characteristic of scam brokers.
1:50 1
1:400 1
1:1000 2
Demo account
The absence of a demo account not only reflects a lackluster service provision but also undermines a trader's ability to gauge platform performance without financial exposure. Scam brokers, cognizant of the impetus to expedite client capital erosion, often eschew offering demo accounts.
Yes 4
No 1
Order Execution Model
Only truly large brokers with a substantial client base can afford execution models like STP and ECN. All scams, by default, employ the Dealing Desk (DD) model, inevitably leading to conflicts of interest. It is important to note that the use of the DD model alone does not make a broker fraudulent. However, this is only true if the broker is regulated by an authoritative body capable of resolving such conflicts and investigating contentious situations.
STP 1
NDD 1
DD 3
ECN 1
Minimum deposit
A disproportionately high minimum deposit requirement typically deviates from the standards upheld by reputable and transparent entities. The norm for initiating trading activities is around $10, with established brokers often offering cent accounts for accessibility.
$0 - $15000
Operating Tenure
It is widely recommended by experts to choose brokers with at least 5 years of operation. If you come across a relatively young broker, operational for just a couple of years or even a few months, keep in mind that it could potentially be a scam. Even if it's not a scam, there may be technical issues, as newer projects typically lag behind older ones in terms of performance.
Less than a year 2
Over 5 years 3
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