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Best forex & CFD brokers in Malta for 2026

Compare forex and CFD brokers available in Malta using the same trading and account criteria. Review EUR/USD spreads, broker commissions, minimum deposit requirements, maximum leverage and available funding options, together with cTrader-specific functionality such as Copy and cloud cBots.

The comparison combines broker pricing, account requirements and platform features in one place, making it easier to see how the available options differ before opening an individual broker profile.
Malta
Malta

Compare broker fees and trading conditions in Malta

Broker
Regulators
EUR/USD spread
Commission
Crypto deposits
Min deposit
Store bonuses
Pepperstone
Pepperstone
ASIC, CYSEC, DFSA UAE, FCA UK
—$3.0 per side
$0
Fusion Markets
Fusion Markets
ASIC, VFSC Vanuatu, FSA Seychelles
—$2.25 per side
$0
BlackBull
BlackBull
FMA NEW ZEALAND
—$3 per side
$0
FxPro
FxPro
FCA UK, SCB - SIA Bahamas
—$3.5 per side per lot
$100
FP Markets
FP Markets
ASIC, CYSEC, FSCA South Africa, CMA Kenya
—$3 per side
$100
Varianse
Varianse
FCA UK
—$0
$100
APFX
APFX
———
$20
Errante
Errante
CYSEC
—$2.5 per side
$50
Dominion Markets
Dominion Markets
——$2.5 per side
$250
GCI
GCI
——$0 (spread only)
$500

How to compare forex brokers in Malta

Choosing between forex and CFD brokers involves more than checking one headline spread. Pricing can differ by account type and instrument, while minimum deposits, leverage and funding methods may also influence which account is practical for a particular trader.

Use the comparison table above to review EUR/USD spreads, commissions and minimum deposit requirements side by side. Commission formats can differ between brokers, so values should be compared exactly as displayed rather than converted into an artificial single rate.

The broker cards provide additional context beyond trading costs. Depending on the broker data available, traders can compare maximum leverage, crypto deposits, cTrader Copy support, cloud cBots, branded applications, widgets and other cTrader-related functionality.

Where ratings and review information are available, these can provide additional context, but they should not replace comparison of the broker's actual account conditions.

Trading conditions can also vary by account type, market and legal entity. Open the individual broker page to review more detailed conditions before registering or funding an account.

For traders in Malta, the legal entity serving the account can affect the regulatory framework and trading conditions that apply. Some brokers operate in the EU or EEA through investment firms authorised by national competent authorities, including CySEC and other European regulators.

EU retail CFD requirements include measures relating to leverage, margin close-out, negative balance protection, risk warnings and restrictions on monetary and non-monetary benefits. Always check the broker entity applicable to your country and account type.