Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
10 brokers · sorted by scoreThe UK’s Financial Conduct Authority. Retail CFD leverage is capped at 30:1 on major currency pairs and 20:1 on non-majors, client money must be segregated, and negative balance protection is mandatory. Eligible investment claims are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme up to £85,000 per person per firm. Check any firm on the FCA Register before depositing, and confirm the entity name matches the one taking your money.
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
Saxo Review 2026: A Systemically Important Bank That Left Australia
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
FOREX.com Review 2026: Eight Licensed Companies Behind One Brand
Trusted
7.9 /10
19 Sep 2026
eToro Review: Trusted, With a Cost Structure Worth Reading Twice
Trusted
7.5 /10
7 Sep 2026
XTB Review 2026: Fined PLN 20 Million Over How It Sold CFDs
Neutral
6.8 /10
20 Sep 2026
OANDA Review 2026: Eight Licences, One Capital Record Worth Reading
Neutral
6.7 /10
12 Oct 2026
Exness Review: The FCA and CySEC Licences Do Not Cover Retail Clients
High Risk
5.9 /10
7 Sep 2026