Data read 11 Nov 2026 158 prop firms · 10,748 terms · 11 exchanges

Forex brokers that take clients from the US

Which forex brokers take clients from the US?

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brokers we read say in their own words that they take clients from the US. 4 more are a yes by our reading, tagged, with the reason on each row.

Read · each broker's own pages · Link to this fact

Risk warning Leveraged trading carries a high risk of losing money. Data, not advice.

What the rules in the US say. Foreign brokers without a local licence: not allowed. CFDs: not allowed.

Generally, entities that solicit you to trade are required to register with the CFTC. … You may have little or no protections if you choose to trade with unregistered firms that operate outside the United States. · cftc.gov, 11 November 2026

Brokers that take clients from the US

Strongest evidence first: its own words, then a licence we hold, then our judgement. Then by how many local ways to pay it names. This is not a ranking.

Forex brokers that take clients from the US: the evidence, local ways to pay, minimum deposit, maximum leverage and swap-free account
BrokerWhy yesLocal to the USMinimum depositMax leverageSwap-free
IG Yes
IG names a company for the US: IG US LLC.
none named No minimum to open; Card deposits min $50; no minimum for bank transfers (IG International) 1:200 on major forex, major indices and spot gold for retail (IG International, Bermuda)
OANDA Yes judged
OANDA's own page names a licence in the US: OANDA Corporation.
none named 200:1 (OANDA Global Markets Ltd, BVI); 30:1 on major currency pairs (OANDA (Europe) Limited, UK)
Admirals Yes judged
the US isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named 100 EUR / 100 USD (Trade and Zero accounts); 1 EUR / 1 USD (Invest.MT5) 1:30 on forex for retail clients (Admirals Europe Ltd, CySEC); the site we were served shows the EU company only Yes, on Trade.MT5 (Islamic account); flat administration fee after 3 days (1 day for crypto, exotics, metals and energies)
Axi Yes judged
The US isn't on Axi's list of places it doesn't serve.
none named $100 recommended (Standard, Premium); $25,000 recommended (Elite) 1000:1 (AxiTrader LLC, SVG) on all account types yes (Islamic account); fixed overnight holding fee instead of swaps
Ultima Markets Yes judged
the US isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named 1:2000 (international companies; not the UK company)

"Local regulator" means the broker names a regulator in the US among its licences. A local way to pay is one the broker names on its own funding pages. Check the broker's page before you deposit: lists change.

Brokers that say no to the US

A "no" is about where a broker takes clients. It is not a rating.

No answer yet for the US: Capital.com, Deriv, eToro, Global Prime, JustMarkets, M4Markets, Pepperstone, XS.com.

Other countries: Bangladesh · India · Indonesia · Kenya · Malaysia · Nigeria · Pakistan · South Africa · the UAE · the UK.

Every forex broker side by side · fx-brokers.csv (CC BY 4.0)

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