Corner Trader vs AlpForex

Both of these regulated forex brokers have built a positive reputation, and feedback from our members supports that. That said, Corner Trader currently holds a stronger overall rating (3) than AlpForex (0). Corner Trader has a lower minimum deposit, at 1.0. Both platforms offer their clients demo accounts, mobile trading, scalping. Corner Trader offers a lower maximum leverage of 1:200, whereas AlpForex allows trading with up to 1:1000.
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Overall Rating: Platform: Pricing: Customer service: Features:
3/5 (1 reviews)
3/5
2.5/5
3.5/5
3/5
0/5 (0 reviews)
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Minimum deposit ($) 1.0 30.0
Commission 4.0 -
Accepting US clients?
Swap free accounts
Segregated accounts
Interest on margin
Managed accounts
Accounts for money managers (MAM, PAMM)
One click trading
API
OCO orders
Trading over the phone
Hedging allowed
Trailing stops
Mobile trading
Scalping allowed
Bonuses
Demo Accounts
Web based trading
Contests
Decimals 5 5
Minimum lot size 5000.0 0.01
Maximum lot size 5.0E7 -
Spread Variable Fixed, Variable
Broker type Dealing Desk STP, ECN, NDD
Maximal leverage (1:?) 200 1000
Availability Dealing Desk STP, ECN, NDD
Regulation FINMA (Switzerland) NFA (US)
Trading Platforms xCFD MetaTrader 5 (MT5)
Funding/Withdrawal methods Wire Transfer, Credit Card, Cash Wire Transfer
Account Currency USD, GBP, EUR, CHF, JPY, NZD, CAD, DKK, PLN, ILS, ZAR, AUD, HUF, RUB USD
Languages English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Greek, Russian English, Thai
Country Switzerland Thailand
Trading platform(s) timezone Switzerland Saint Lucia
Other trading instruments Stocks, Options, Futures, Indices, Commodities, Energies, Shares, CFDs -
spreads
EUR/USD - -
GBP/USD - -
USD/JPY - -
USD/CAD - -
XAU/USD - -

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