FBS versus FXTM

Traders at FXTM get an average execution speed of 0.072 seconds and an average price improvement of 0.29 pips or $2.90 per lot, offering a distinct cost advantage. The deep liquidity and core MT4/MT5 trading platforms grant high-volume traders a competitive core trading environment. Beginners get quality education, market research, and trading signals.

With 23+ million traders from 150+ countries and 410,000+ partners, FBS remains one of the largest brokers with an active trading community. Besides the out-of-the-box MT4/MT5 platforms, FBS offers a proprietary mobile app, a copy trading service, and attractive bonuses and promotions.

We have conducted an in-depth review of FXTM and FBS to determine which one presents the better overall choice and which traders will benefit the most at either broker.

• Features and Platforms
• Available Markets
• Typical Spreads and Fees
• Security and Trust
• FBS versus FXTM - Verdict

Features and Platforms

Features & Platforms	FXTM (visit site)	FBS (visit site)
Headquarter:	Mauritius	Belize
Established :	2011	2009
Retail Loss Rate:	77.00%	75.20%
Regulation:
Minimum Deposit:	$500	$1
Demo Account:
Managed Account:
Islamic Account:
Inactivity Fee	$5 monthly after six months	No
Deposit Fee:	Third-Party	Yes + Third-Party
Withdrawal Fee	Third-Party	Yes + Third-Party
Funding Methods:	47	6
MT4:
MT5:
cTrader:
Proprietary Platform:
Automated Trading:
Social / Copy Trading:
MT4/MT5 Add-ons:
Guaranteed Stop Loss:
Negative Balance Protection:
Bonuses and Promotions:
Unique Feature One:	Excellent order execution	Large trading community
Unique Feature Two:	Proprietary mobile trading app	Cent accounts for beginners
Broker Offers:	See what FXTM offers	See what FBS offers

Noteworthy:

FXTM requires a minimum deposit of $500 for its most competitive trading conditions versus $1,000 at FBS.

Available Markets

FXTM offers 1,000+ assets, focused on equity CFDs. It also maintains direct share investments and in-house thematic stock baskets for long-term investors. Neither broker covers the Forex market well, but the 37 currency pairs at FBS disappoint. FBS also has popular blue-chip stocks that trend on social media and cryptocurrencies, missing at FXTM.

Typical Spreads and Fees

Trading cost competitiveness depends on the trader, as both brokers offer cheap pricing environments. FBS has lower commission-free costs, and the -0.1 pips negative spread comes with a $6.00 commission for final fees of $5.00. FXTM maintains an edge for high-volume traders in its commission-based accounts.