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Our ranking #35
Updated: October 2025
IronFX ranks number 35 on TraderGuide’s ranking list. Our rankings are based on the cost of trading with IronFX across the 16 most commonly traded global instruments. We monitor spreads during both the EU and US sessions and record the widest spreads observed.
IronFX has been around since 2010 and today operates under multiple licences—including those from CySEC (Cyprus), FSCA (South Africa), and ASIC (Australia)—which gives it broad geographical reach.
You’ll find traditional platforms like MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, alongside their own WebTrader and mobile apps.
Instruments cover forex, stocks, indices, commodities, and cryptos. What really stood out to us was their offering of fixed spreads on indices and commodities, something that’s increasingly rare in the CFD world.
Putting IronFX to the test, a couple of things made us sit up. First, fixed spreads on indices and commodities added a welcome layer of predictable pricing—handy when you want to avoid spread shock.
The platforms felt solid too: MT4 and MT5 are always reliable, but their WebTrader is clean, quick, and simple to use. We ran trades through web and mobile with no glitches.
Execution holds up too—placing trades was mostly seamless, and support was responsive when we reached out to clarify a market question. Nothing spectacular, but consistently reliable.
Deposit and withdrawal processes moved smoothly in our trial too, with a range of payment options and minimal delays—always appreciated.
If we’re honest, the fixed spreads are great, but they're not as tight as the lowest-cost brokers out there—especially on indices like the DAX and Dow, where we saw spreads around 4.5 and 4 points, which we’d expect to be narrower if price was critical to your strategy.
Forex pricing is reasonable, but still not leading the pack. If you're comparing to the cheapest brokers on TraderGuide, IronFX doesn’t win on cost.
There’s also a bit of variation in feedback from other users—some report delays during volatility, others mention customer support hiccups. Not deal breakers, but factors to weigh if consistency is key.
Yes—if you value predictability on indices and commodities, and you want both fixed spreads and familiarity of MT4/MT5, IronFX is a compelling choice. It’s stable, regulated in multiple regions, and gives a straightforward trading experience.
However, if every pip counts and you’re trading forex or markets known for razor-thin spreads, you might find better value further up the TraderGuide rankings. Overall, IronFX shines for its fixed pricing niche—even if it doesn't lead the league in raw cost.
Across United States.
FTSE : 1.45
DAX : 4.50
CAC : 2.00
NASDAQ : 1.20
DOW JONES : 4.00
SP500 : 1.10
EUR/USD : 1.50
GBP/USD : 2.00
USD/JPY : 1.40
EUR/JPY : 2.00
USD/CHF : 2.10
AUD/USD : 2.20
USD/CAD : 2.10
US CRUDE : 4.00
GOLD : 2.50
SILVER : 4.00