Which broker has the lowest forex spreads in Europe?

What is the cheapest forex broker in Europe?

The cheapest forex brokers in Europe for EUR/USD are Tickmill via its Raw account (0.0 pip raw spread + $6 round-turn) and Pepperstone via its Razor account (0.0 pip raw spread + $7 round-turn). Both onboard EU clients under EU regulation with ICF or EdW compensation. Exness quotes comparable raw pricing globally but closed EU/EEA retail onboarding in 2019, so it is not an option for EU residents.

What is an ECN forex broker?

An ECN (Electronic Communication Network) forex broker routes client orders directly to a pool of liquidity providers without running a dealing desk. ECN brokers charge a commission per lot instead of marking up spreads, resulting in lower all-in costs and no conflict of interest with clients.

Which broker has the lowest EUR/USD spread in Europe?

For raw-spread accounts available to EU clients, Pepperstone Razor quotes 0.0 pip EUR/USD. After commission, Tickmill Raw is among the cheapest at $6 round-turn. Commission-free accounts start around 0.5 pips (Trade Nation's fixed spread on TN Trader during 07:00-21:59 GMT+1; Admirals Trade from 0.5). All EU picks are quoted under EU-regulated entities with full ESMA protections; Exness offers comparable raw pricing globally but does not onboard EU residents.

Which forex brokers accept Skrill deposits in 2026?

As of 24 September 2026, 18 of the 22 EU/UK-regulated brokers we list for EU and UK clients show Skrill, including Pepperstone, XTB, eToro, Tickmill, FxPro, IC Markets, AvaTrade and Plus500. IG, Saxo Bank, Swissquote and Interactive Brokers do not. Fees are set by each broker and by Skrill; check the broker’s funding page before depositing.

Which forex broker has the fastest withdrawal in 2026?

Exness offers instant 24/7 withdrawals via card, e-wallets, and crypto — unique in the industry. Most major brokers (Pepperstone, IG, Saxo) process within 1-2 business days for card/bank, 4-24 hours for e-wallets. Withdrawals are typically slower than deposits because of mandatory AML checks on outgoing funds.

Do forex brokers charge fees for credit card deposits?

Most top-tier brokers absorb the card-processing fee on deposits — Exness, Pepperstone, IC Markets, and XM all charge 0% on Visa/Mastercard. Some brokers (FxPro, Saxo) pass on a 1.5-2.5% fee. Card issuers may treat the transfer as a cash advance and apply their own 3-4% fee — check the card terms.