Risk Notes
Forex and CFD trading are speculative. Availability, leverage, protections, and costs depend on the broker entity that accepts your account.
US Forex Brokers
US forex traders need brokers that operate within NFA/CFTC rules, support the pairs and platforms they trade, and make costs easy to understand.
How to use this page
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US leverage is capped compared with offshore brokers, so margin expectations should be conservative.
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Confirm whether the entity accepting your account is actually regulated for your country.
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Check platform availability, funding methods, spreads, commissions, and risk disclosures before opening an account.
Shortlist Comparison
| Broker | Regulation / Entity | Platforms | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| OANDA | NFA/CFTC | OANDA Trade, MT4, TradingView integration | Regulation-first US forex access |
| FOREX.com | NFA/CFTC | FOREX.com platforms, MT4/5 varies | Broad US brand with education and research |
| IG | NFA/CFTC for US FX | IG platform, MT4 availability varies | Multi-asset broker with US forex route |
This shortlist is a starting point. For full notes, filters, risk disclosures, and the broader comparison table, use the main Forex broker guide.
Verification
Broker details can change. Always verify account terms, legal documents, costs, and platform availability directly before depositing.
Next Step
Use the filters on the main guide to compare brokers by country, experience level, and minimum deposit.