Verify the exact legal entity and licence
Entity name, licence status, approved domain, permissions, warnings, and account jurisdiction.
A practical framework for checking Forex broker regulation, client money, execution, trading costs, platforms, withdrawals, leverage, and support.
A documented investigation of benchmark manipulation, broker misconduct, Ponzi schemes and market-driven collapses—with court outcomes, red flags and practical checks.
Open article →A documentary reconstruction of the SNB shock: the CHF 1.20 floor, vanished liquidity, failed stop-losses, negative balances and the brokers that broke.
Open article →A documented reconstruction of the January 2019 yen flash event: the 30-second move, AUD contagion, disappearing liquidity, widened spreads and what traders can actually learn.
Open article →A reproducible test of an NFP opening-range breakout on EUR/USD and USD/JPY, using actual BLS publication dates and Dukascopy 15-minute bid quotes from 2024–2026.
Open article →Before funding an account, make sure every answer below is clear, current, and documented.
Open article →A step-by-step guide to checking a Forex broker’s legal entity, official register entry, permissions, website, warnings, and client protections.
Open article →Learn how to calculate the real cost of a Forex trade by combining spread, commission, overnight financing, slippage, conversion, and account fees.
Open article →A practical framework for checking Forex Expert Advisors through public live monitoring, equity, drawdown, lot sizing, broker conditions and demo testing.
Open article →Calculate risk amount, position size in standard lots and base-currency units from account balance, risk percentage and stop distance.
Open article →Calculate the value of one pip for a chosen lot size, contract size, pip size and quote-to-account conversion rate.
Open article →Entity name, licence status, approved domain, permissions, warnings, and account jurisdiction.
Client-money bank, segregation rules, compensation eligibility, negative-balance policy, and insolvency terms.
Execution policy, venue, price source, slippage data, stop treatment, and conflict disclosure.
One realistic cost example including spread, commission, swap, conversion, and account fees.
Required order types, trading rules, history export, outage process, and EA or API compatibility.
Successful small round trip, realistic processing time, complete fees, and clear source-of-funds requirements.