Interactive Brokers vs Oanda
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. Oanda is a global forex broker and one of the oldest in the market, headquartered in London and supervised by the UK financial regulator FCA, but also has offices in Singapore, Tokyo, Toronto, Chicago and Zurich. You can trade forex or CFDs on indices, commodities or bonds at Oanda either through its own trading platform fxTrade or with MetaTrader 4.
Broker | Interactive Brokers | Oanda | XM |
Headquarters | Greenwich | New York | Cyprus |
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MM/STP Broker | |||
ECN Broker | |||
Founded | 1977 | 1996 | 2009 |
Regulated By CySEC | |||
Regulated By NFA | |||
Regulated By FCA | |||
Regulated By ASIC | |||
Minimum Deposit | $ 2000 | $1 | $5 |
Maximum Leverage | 1:50 | 1:100 | 1:500 |
Minimum Trade | 0.25 Lots | 0.00001 Lots | 0.01 Lots |
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Variable Spreads | |||
EUR/USD Spread (Variable) | 0.40 | 1.10 | 0.50 |
View all spreads | View all spreads | View all spreads | |
Demo Account | |||
Micro Account | |||
Zero Spread Account | |||
Islamic Account | |||
Deposit Bonus | |||
No Deposit Bonus | |||
Currency Pairs | 115 | 71 | 57 |
CFDs | 6100 | 52 | 356 |
Cryptocurrencies | |||
Stocks | |||
Indices | |||
Energies | |||
Metals | |||
View Instruments | View Instruments | View Instruments | |
MetaTrader 4 | |||
MetaTrader 5 | |||
Mobile App | |||
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Android | |||
Web Platform | |||
cTrader | |||
NinjaTrader | |||
Mirror Trader | |||
ZuluTrade | |||
Social Trading | |||
Signals | |||
Scalping | |||
Hedging | |||
VPS | |||
Expert Advisor | |||
PayPal | |||
Neteller | |||
Skrill | |||
Payoneer | |||
Credit Card | |||
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