Interactive Brokers vs IC Markets
The Interactive Brokers Group was founded 33 years ago, in 1982. The broker has its headquarters in the United States (Greenwich Connecticut), but is also represented in numerous other locations outside the USA. InteractiveBrokers offers a wide range of trading services, from equities, options and bonds to foreign exchange and funds. The broker is regulated by the NYSE, among others. International Capital Markets is an Australian Forex broker founded at the end of 2007. The founders of the company are individuals with many years of experience in the Forex sector. IC Markets is headquartered in Sydney. In addition to currencies, IC Markets also offers access to equities and indices as well as futures and commodities markets.
Broker | Interactive Brokers | IC Markets | XM |
Headquarters | Greenwich | Sydney | Cyprus |
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Founded | 1977 | 2007 | 2009 |
Regulated By CySEC | |||
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Regulated By ASIC | |||
Minimum Deposit | $ 2000 | $200 | $5 |
Maximum Leverage | 1:50 | 1:500 | 1:500 |
Minimum Trade | 0.25 Lots | 0.01 Lots | 0.01 Lots |
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Variable Spreads | |||
EUR/USD Spread (Variable) | 0.40 | 1.10 | 0.50 |
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Islamic Account | |||
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No Deposit Bonus | |||
Currency Pairs | 115 | 63 | 57 |
CFDs | 6100 | 41 | 356 |
Cryptocurrencies | |||
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Indices | |||
Energies | |||
Metals | |||
View Instruments | View Instruments | View Instruments | |
MetaTrader 4 | |||
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cTrader | |||
NinjaTrader | |||
Mirror Trader | |||
ZuluTrade | |||
Social Trading | |||
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Scalping | |||
Hedging | |||
VPS | |||
Expert Advisor | |||
PayPal | |||
Neteller | |||
Skrill | |||
Payoneer | |||
Credit Card | |||
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