Pepperstone Versus Forex.com

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Between 74-89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

	Pepperstone founded in Melbourne, Australia in 2010 is now one of the largest forex, CFD and MT4 brokers in the world. There are two accounts on offer the standard and the Razor account which has significantly discount spreads and pricing. Visit Pepperstone
Pepperstone Reviews	Pepperstone Client Reviews Pepperstone Expert Review
Pepperstone Interview	No - see other broker CEO interviews
Platforms	MT4, MT5, Pepperstone WebTrader, cTrader, cTrader Algo
Pepperstone Updates	Latest Pepperstone News, Views, Reviews & Guides
Min Deposit	$200
Account Types	CFDs, Forex
Spread Types	Fixed and variable
Funding Methods	Credit or debit card, bank transfer, Neteller
Customer Support	Phone, Email and Live Chat
Execution Type	OTC
UK 100 Pricing	1 point
Germany 30 Pricing	1 point
Wall Street Pricing	3.16 points
Bitcoin Pricing	65 points
Ether Pricing	7.96
EURGBP Pricing	0.36 pips
EURUSD Pricing	0.16 pips
GBPUSD Pricing	0.49 pips
Gold Pricing	1.02 points
Oil Pricing	XTIUSD: 0.5 XBRUSD: 0.7
Stock Pricing	Variable
FCA Regulated	Yes - See status
Year Established	2010
Active Clients	na
Markets available	na
Retail Accounts	Yes
Professional Accounts	Yes
Listed PLC	No
Country Founded	Australia
Inactivity Fee	No
Overnight Financing Rates	na
Educational Material	Yes
Office Locations	HQ - Melbourne, Australia. Others - London, Shanghai, Bangkok, Dallas
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	Forex.com is the global Forex brokerage offered by Gain Capital (who also own City Index). Gain Capital is listed on the NYSE and as of May 2018 has a market cap of around $370m.
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Forex.com Interview	No - see other broker CEO interviews
Platforms	Forex.com and MT4
Forex.com Updates	Latest Forex.com News, Views, Reviews & Guides
Min Deposit	£100
Account Types	CFDs, Forex
Spread Types	Fixed and variable
Funding Methods	Debit and credit card, Bank transfer
Customer Support	Phone, email and livechat
Execution Type	OTC
UK 100 Pricing	1 point
Germany 30 Pricing	1 point
Wall Street Pricing	2.8 point
Bitcoin Pricing	40
Ether Pricing	8
EURGBP Pricing	1.2 points
EURUSD Pricing	0.6 points
GBPUSD Pricing	1.4 points
Gold Pricing	0.3 points
Oil Pricing	4 points
Stock Pricing	0.1%
FCA Regulated	Yes as Gain Capital See status
Year Established	1983
Active Clients	20,000
Markets available	12,000
Retail Accounts	Yes
Professional Accounts	Yes
Listed PLC	Yes (Gain Capital) See share price
Country Founded	USA
Inactivity Fee	£12 after 12 months
Overnight Financing Rates	2.5% +/- Libor
Educational Material	Yes
Office Locations	1
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