Every dollar in forex or futures is at risk. That's true regardless of broker. How orders fill, where funds are held, and what you trade on — that's broker territory.
Nine regulators oversee AvaTrade, a market maker running since 2006. Barclays holds client money in dedicated segregated accounts. The EUR/USD spread is around 0.9 pips and there's no separate commission.
Six platforms covering algo trading, mobile, browser access, options, and copy trading. Most traders will use one or two. Six platforms sounds like a lot because it is. Most traders only need one.
Available markets include forex, CFDs, commodities, cryptocurrencies, and vanilla options. Strong forex execution. CFDs are a different story — most retail traders don't come out ahead.
Standard accounts are commission-free with a $100 minimum deposit. As a market maker, they profit on spreads and swaps. Position traders benefit. Scalpers need cheaper options.
With AvaProtect, losses during the coverage period are refunded. You only pay the protection fee.
The demo account never expires, unlike most brokers who limit it to thirty days. Learning resources cover video courses from beginner to advanced, weekly webinars, here and daily market reviews.
EU leverage is capped at 1:30 by ESMA. Outside the EU, up to 1:400 on forex. AvaTrade processes withdrawals same day with no fees. Support is handled from real offices globally.
Suits position traders, learners, options traders, and those copying strategies. If sub-pip spreads or ECN execution matter most, this isn't the broker.
Every trade is a risk. Losses can surpass your balance. Past performance isn't a guide. Only trade with capital you can part with.