AvaTrade — Forex Broker Rating, Reviews 2023

AvaTrade, former (AvaFx), is an Ireland incorporated investment firm regulated by MiFiD, Central bank of Ireland, ASIC, SFB and British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission. The company was founded in 2006 and since then has been providing online currency traders with innovative trading instruments and investing techniques. The company was created by joint efforts of a group of financial experts and online trading professionals. During only seven years the broker expanded enormously and nowadays counts more than twenty thousand active clients throughout the world. The broker’s clients execute more than two million trades monthly and the total trading volumes exceed sixty billion dollars per month. The company's headquarter office is located in Dublin, Ireland. The representative offices and sales centers of the company are located in Paris, Milan, Tokyo, Sydney and New York.

AvaTrade's highly customizable trading software and adaptable services provide all kinds of traders depending on their experience level with all necessary features and optimal trading environment for successful trading. Since 2009, AvaTrade team has won nine industry awards for its’ contribution to the progress of online trading and investing. This confirms the broker’s leading position and the highest quality of services the company offers to its’ customers.

The brokers offers its’ customers a wide range of trading platforms suitable for all kinds of stationary computers and mobile devices and a wide variety of trading instruments including currency trading, commodities, indices and stocks. The AvaTrade support desk works 24/7 and consists of multilingual staff which is highly helpful and customer-oriented.

The trading conditions offered by the broker include standard accounts starting from $100, tight fixed spreads from 2 pips and leverage 400:1. For testing the company’s services AvaTrade offers trades free demo accounts.

Being regulated by MiFiD, AvaTrade is subject to very strict compliance requirements, including how the broker handles customers’ assets, security of client funds and financial reporting.