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Best forex & CFD brokers in Europe for 2026

Compare forex and CFD brokers available across Europe using the same criteria. Review EUR/USD spreads, commissions, minimum deposits, maximum leverage and funding options, along with cTrader features such as Copy and cloud cBots.
Pricing, account requirements and platform features are all in one place, so you can see how brokers differ before opening their profiles.
Europe

Compare broker fees and trading conditions in Europe

Broker
Regulators
EUR/USD spread
Commission
Min deposit
Crypto deposits
Store bonuses
Pepperstone
Pepperstone
CYSEC, FCA UK, ESMA
—$3.0 per side$0
INZO
INZO
ESMA
—$2.5 per side$200
Fusion Markets
Fusion Markets
—$2.25 per side$0
FxPro
FxPro
CYSEC, ESMA, FCA UK
—$3.5 per side per lot$100
Errante
Errante
CYSEC, ESMA
—$2.5 per side$50
TopFX
TopFX
CYSEC, ESMA
——$50
GO Markets
GO Markets
——$0
M4Markets
M4Markets
CYSEC, ESMA
—$3 per side$5
Varianse
Varianse
FCA UK
—$0$100

Comparing forex brokers across Europe

Choosing a forex and CFD broker involves more than checking one headline spread. Pricing can differ by account type and instrument, while minimum deposits, leverage and funding methods also affect which account suits you.
Use the table above to compare EUR/USD spreads, commissions and minimum deposits side by side. Commission structures can differ between brokers, so compare both the displayed values and how each commission is calculated.
The broker cards add context beyond trading costs. Depending on the data available, you can compare maximum leverage, crypto deposits, support of cTrader Copy, cloud cBots, branded apps, widgets and other cTrader features.
Ratings and reviews, where available, add useful context, but they should not replace comparing each broker's actual account conditions.
Trading conditions can also vary by account type, market and legal entity. Open a broker's page to review the detailed conditions before you register or fund an account.
Broker availability and regulatory status can vary between European countries. Some brokers in this comparison operate through investment firms authorised by EU or EEA national regulators, while others serve European clients through different legal entities.
Where EU or EEA regulatory information is available, the relevant national regulator, such as CySEC, is shown alongside the broker. Before opening an account, check which of the broker's legal entities serves clients in your country.