Spreads from 0.5 pip, stock CFDs from $0.02 per share
- Published fee
- Spreads from 0.5 pip, stock CFDs from $0.02 per share
- Minimum deposit
- 100 €
- Inactivity
- €10/month after 24 months of inactivity
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Updated: October 2026
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Admirals has a higher rating of 4.2/5 compared to FXCM (4/5). Admirals offers 7 instrument types, while FXCM offers 5. The minimum deposit is lower at FXCM with 50 €. FXCM has been in the market since 1999, making it the more experienced provider. On spreads, Admirals offers EUR/USD from 0.5 pip (Trade.MT5), 0.0 pip (Zero.MT5) + $1.80–3.00 per lot, while FXCM offers EUR/USD from 1.3 pip (Standard), 0.2 pip (Active Trader) + commission.
Multi-regulated broker with MetaTrader Supreme Edition
Established forex broker with Trading Station and API access
At a glance
| Criterion | ||
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | MT4, MT5, MetaTrader Supreme Edition, Admirals App | Trading Station, MT4, TradingView, FXCM API |
| Product types | Forex, CFDs, Stocks CFDs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto, ETFs | Forex, CFDs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto |
| Options trading | No, CFDs on forex, stocks and more | No, forex and CFD trading |
| Fee model | Spreads from 0.5 pip, stock CFDs from $0.02 per share | Spreads from 0.2 pip on Active Trader, from 1.3 pip Standard |
| Minimum deposit | 100 € | 50 € |
| Regulation | CySEC/FCA/ASIC | FCA |
| More information | Details | Details |
MT4, MT5, MetaTrader Supreme Edition, Admirals App
Trading Station, MT4, TradingView, FXCM API
Forex, CFDs, Stocks CFDs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto, ETFs
Forex, CFDs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto
No, CFDs on forex, stocks and more
No, forex and CFD trading
Spreads from 0.5 pip, stock CFDs from $0.02 per share
Spreads from 0.2 pip on Active Trader, from 1.3 pip Standard
100 €
50 €
CySEC/FCA/ASIC
FCA
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MT4 · MT5 · MetaTrader Supreme Edition · Admirals App
Admirals offers MT4, MT5, the exclusive MetaTrader Supreme Edition, and the Admirals App. The MetaTrader Supreme Edition extends the standard MetaTrader with professional additional tools: Mini Terminal for quick trading, Trade Terminal for advanced order management, Tick Chart Trader, and Sentiment Trader. MT4 and MT5 provide access to automated trading with Expert Advisors. The Admirals App enables mobile trading with price queries, charts, and order placement.
Explore platformTrading Station · MT4 · TradingView · FXCM API
FXCM offers Trading Station, MT4, TradingView, and the FXCM API as trading platforms. Trading Station is the main platform with advanced charting, over 60 indicators, backtesting, and strategy development. MT4 is available for automated trading with Expert Advisors. TradingView provides a social charting environment. The FXCM API enables the development of customized trading systems and algorithmic strategies. All platforms are also available as mobile versions.
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