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These are the best FSCA-regulated forex brokers in South Africa

South Africa has a large financial market with numerous forex brokers. Which FSCA-regulated forex brokers can be counted among the best?

Forex trading occurs on the worlds biggest, decentralised market – namely the Foreign Exchange. While there are great profits to be made through currency speculation, the decentralised nature of the Forex market requires a certain level of security against unnecessary losses.

Such security is better ensured for South African traders by signing up with FSCA Forex brokers.  The FSCA is South Africa’s market conduct regulator of financial institutions, ensuring that members conduct their affairs with transparency and safety towards their clients.

In this article, we explore the best FSCA-regulated brokers which top the list for their excellent trading conditions and great trading features.

1.   Khwezi Trade

Overview

South Africa-based Khwezi Trade is an online forex and CFD broker. Khwezi Trade is one of a handful of brokers who have been granted the necessary ODP licence form the FSCA ensuring it can continue to operate as a broker.

Khwezi Trade has some of the best trading conditions in the industry. The broker’s spreads are tight, averaging at 0.6 pips, and there is no commission for trading. Open a free trading account and start trading now.

Pros and Cons

Pros Cons
ZAR Accounts are available Individual stock trading not possible
FSCA regulations apply to this South African-based company  
Provides a wide variety of trading tools  
Trading costs are reasonable  
Ensures compliance with OTC regulations  
A vast variety of trading options are available  

 

Features

Feature Information
Regulation FSCA
Minimum deposit from ZAR500
Average spread from 0,6 pips
Commissions from NA
Deposit/Withdrawal Fees NA
Maximum Leverage 1:400
Bonuses 30%
Customer Support 24/5

 

2.   Tickmill

Overview

Tickmill’s trading fees are lower than those of most other brokers. Tickmill’s spread-only account, the Classic has spreads of up to 0.1 pips. Deposits and withdrawals at Tickmill are also free of charge. Payments can be made via bank transfer, credit/debit card or Skrill, for example.

Tickmill offers MetaTrader 4 as a trading platform, which is compatible with PC, WebTrader and mobile devices.

Pros and Cons

PROS CONS
STP model  
Advanced trading software  
Competitive pricing  
Well regulated  
High leverage  

Features

Feature Information
Regulation FSA
Minimum deposit from $100
Average spread from 0.1 pips
Commissions from ‎2 per side per 100,000 traded
Deposit/Withdrawal Fees None
Maximum Leverage 1:500
Bonuses $30 Welcome Bonus
Customer Support 24/5

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3.   HotForex

Overview

For both new and experienced traders, HotForex offers a variety of account types. The broker provides a Premium account with a EUR/USD spread of 0.0 pips on average, and there are no additional charges.

All traders have access to the MT4 and MT5 platforms. There are 49 forex pairings, CFDs on metals, indices, 56 stocks, 7 commodities, and 7 Crypto pairs to choose from. The broker offers a low minimum deposit of just $5.

Pros and Cons

Pros Cons
No deposit or withdrawal fees High commission charges on the Zero account
Competitive spreads  

Features

Feature Information
Regulation CySEC, DFSA, FCA, FSA, FSCA
Minimum deposit from $5
Average spread from 0,0 pips
Commissions from USD 0.03 per 1K lot.
Deposit/Withdrawal Fees None
Maximum Leverage 1:1000
Bonuses 100% Supercharged Bonus
Customer Support 24/5

The safety of your finances and trading must be prioritised. Dealing with the brokers listed above will assist you to achieve financial trading security.

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