ASIC
8 brokers · sorted by scoreThe Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Applies the same 30:1 retail leverage cap on major pairs, requires segregated client money and negative balance protection, and runs the Australian Financial Complaints Authority as an external dispute route. There is no compensation fund equivalent to the FSCS, so ASIC scores tier 1 on conduct rather than on a payout guarantee.
IG Review 2026: Twelve Companies, One Bank Licence, No Fines Found
Trusted
8.3 /10
19 Sep 2026
CMC Markets Review 2026: No Offshore Entity, One Licence Being Cancelled
Trusted
8.2 /10
19 Sep 2026
Interactive Brokers Review 2026: Your UK Account Is Carried in America
Trusted
8.1 /10
20 Sep 2026
Capital.com Review: Trusted, and Cheap in the Places That Usually Cost You
Trusted
8.0 /10
7 Sep 2026
eToro Review: Trusted, With a Cost Structure Worth Reading Twice
Trusted
7.5 /10
7 Sep 2026
OANDA Review 2026: Eight Licences, One Capital Record Worth Reading
Neutral
6.7 /10
12 Oct 2026
AvaTrade Review 2026: Downgraded to High Risk After a Second Reporting Penalty
High Risk
5.3 /10
8 Oct 2026
OX Securities Review 2026: A Real Australian Licence That Does Not Cover Retail Clients
High Risk
4.1 /10
14 Sep 2026