FxPro Review 2026: Fees, Accounts, Platforms & Cashback

Choosing an FxPro account is not only a decision between MT4, MT5 and cTrader. Standard accounts use spread-based pricing, while Raw+ and cTrader can combine lower spreads with commission. The platform, traded instrument, overnight swap and regulatory entity can all change the final cost.

FxPro is a multi-platform CFD broker offering Standard, Raw+, Elite and cTrader account options across forex, metals, indices, energy, futures, shares, ETFs and crypto CFDs where supported. HighFxRebates lists 35% of eligible executed spreads for supported FxPro account types, paid Weekly & directly, while cTrader uses a separate spread-and-commission calculation for listed instrument categories. Current Standard, Raw+, Elite and platform-specific account mapping should be confirmed with HFR before registration or trading.

This FxPro review compares its accounts, fees, platforms, markets, leverage, regulation, deposits and current HFR cashback rules before you open or link an account.

Data checked: August 1, 2026. Account types, pricing, leverage, instruments and legal entities were checked against current official FxPro pages, while cashback details were checked against the live HFR FxPro page. Availability and conditions can vary by jurisdiction, account and instrument, so confirm the live pages before registering or trading.

FxPro at a Glance

 FxPro currently advertises more than 2,100 CFD instruments and promotes Standard, Raw+, Elite and cTrader account options. Standard major-FX spreads are advertised from 1.2 pips. Raw+ and Elite use low-spread commission pricing, while cTrader charges commission on FX and metals and uses marked-up spreads without commission on indices, energy and crypto. The live specification for the selected account and instrument remains the final reference.

What Is FxPro?

FxPro is a CFD broker established in 1999 that provides access to multiple markets through proprietary and third-party trading platforms. It is a broker for contracts for difference, not a crypto exchange or a venue where users take ownership of the underlying assets.

FxPro offers its own trading platform alongside MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and TradingView access where supported. This gives users several ways to trade, depending on whether they prefer MetaTrader automation, cTrader pricing and depth-of-market tools, TradingView charting or a simpler proprietary platform.

The broker operates internationally through multiple regulated entities. This matters because leverage, available products, client protection and onboarding rules are not always the same for every user.

HighFxRebates also lists FxPro cashback for eligible clients. The current HFR structure is based on eligible executed spreads, while cTrader has a separate spread-and-commission calculation. Cashback availability depends on the correct account setup, approval, and current HFR terms.

Who May FxPro Suit?

FxPro is most relevant for traders who want several platform options and more than one pricing model. It may suit users who already prefer MT4, MT5, cTrader or TradingView, as well as traders who want to compare spread-only pricing with lower-spread commission-based accounts.

FxPro can also be worth reviewing for existing clients who want to check whether an HFR partner transfer is possible. This depends on FxPro approval and HFR confirmation, so cashback should not be expected until the trading account is correctly confirmed under HFR.

FxPro may be less suitable for users who want ownership of shares or crypto rather than CFD exposure. It may also be less relevant for traders in restricted jurisdictions, users who need one simple universal fee model, or clients who assume that all accounts receive the same leverage, protection and product access.

FxPro Account Types

FxPro's current account structure should be reviewed through its live account pages rather than the older account names that may still appear in some rebate tables. The current public structure promotes Standard, Raw+, Elite and cTrader account options, subject to platform, entity and jurisdiction availability.

Standard·MT4/5

The Standard account uses all-inclusive floating spreads with no separate trading commission. FxPro advertises major-FX spreads from 1.2 pips, but the live spread depends on the instrument, liquidity, volatility, trading session, and legal entity.

Raw+·MT4/5

Raw+ uses low-spread commission pricing. FxPro currently advertises zero spreads for more than 90% of the trading day on Raw+ and a commission of up to $3.50 per lot per side. Its June 2026 announcement also described zero spreads on selected major crypto and index CFDs with a low-commission structure. Exact pricing depends on the product, platform, entity and jurisdiction, so the live specification should be checked.

Elite·MT4/5

The Elite account includes Raw+-style pricing and FxPro's own account benefits or rebates under current Elite conditions. Do not assume those benefits combine with HFR cashback. Confirm the qualification requirements, HFR account mapping and whether both rebate arrangements can operate together before relying on an estimated cost.

cTrader

cTrader uses low spreads plus $35 per $1 million traded on FX and metals when the position opens and again when it closes. Indices, energy and crypto CFDs use marked-up floating spreads with zero commission under the current comparison table.

FxPro Fees, Spreads and Commissions

FxPro trading costs depend on the account type, platform, instrument and market conditions. A trader using the Standard account may mainly compare spreads, while a trader using Raw+ or cTrader needs to compare both spread and commission.

On the Standard account, FxPro uses spread-based pricing with no separate trading commission. Major FX spreads are advertised from 1.2 pips, but spreads remain floating and instrument-specific. The live spread can change depending on liquidity, volatility, trading session and the product being traded. Overnight swap or rollover charges can also apply when positions are held after the relevant market cut-off time.

On Raw+, FxPro advertises low or zero spreads and commission of up to $3.50 per lot per side. Selected major crypto and index CFDs were included in a June 2026 zero-spread announcement, but the applicable commission and availability depend on the instrument and jurisdiction. Add spread, commission and swaps before comparing Raw+ with Standard pricing.

On cTrader, FxPro charges $35 per $1 million traded on FX and metals when opening a position and again when closing it. Indices, energy and crypto CFDs use marked-up floating spreads with zero commission under the current comparison table.

The full trading cost can include several parts:

 A lower minimum spread does not automatically mean a lower total cost. Compare the average spread, commission, overnight swap, execution and eligible cashback for the exact instrument and account.

FxPro announced zero spreads on selected major cryptocurrency and index CFDs for Raw+ accounts on June 29, 2026, subject to jurisdiction and product conditions. Zero spread does not necessarily mean zero total cost because commission, swaps or other account conditions may still apply. Confirm the exact instrument specification before relying on the announcement.

For cashback comparison, the key point is eligibility. HFR cashback may help offset part of eligible reported spread and part of eligible commission. It does not remove swaps, slippage, spread changes, execution risk or every trading cost.

FxPro Trading Platforms

FxPro supports several trading platforms, including MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradingView and the FxPro proprietary platform. The right choice depends on the account type, instrument, automation needs and regional availability.

MetaTrader 4 is the familiar forex-focused platform used by many CFD traders. It supports Expert Advisors through MQL4, custom indicators, hedging and desktop, web and mobile access. MT4 may suit users who already rely on existing indicators, scripts or automated strategies built for the MetaTrader 4 environment.

MetaTrader 5 offers more timeframes and order types than MT4, along with Depth of Market, an integrated economic calendar and MQL5 automation. Depending on the account setup, MT5 can support hedging or netting. It may also provide access to shares and ETFs where supported by the user's entity and account type.

cTrader is designed for users who want advanced charting, Depth of Market and a commission-based pricing structure on FX and metals. It also supports C# automation and hedging. FxPro's current comparison page states that cTrader has no minimum stop or limit level, but traders should still check the live contract specifications and execution conditions before trading.

TradingView gives users browser-based charting, alerts, custom indicators and Pine Script tools. It can be useful for traders who already build watchlists or analysis inside TradingView. Access can depend on the account, product and region, so it should not be assumed identical for every client.

The FxPro proprietary platform offers browser and mobile access for trading and account management. It may suit users who want a simpler FxPro-native experience and do not need MetaTrader Expert Advisors or cTrader automation.

FxPro's platform comparison shows different charting, automation and order-management features across these platforms. No single platform should be treated as universally better. Before choosing, check which instruments, account types, order features and cashback conditions apply to the platform you plan to use.

FxPro Markets and Instruments

FxPro provides CFD access across several market groups, including forex, metals, spot and futures indices, energy, futures, shares, ETFs and crypto CFDs where supported. These products are contracts for difference, not ownership of the underlying asset.

This distinction matters. When trading a share CFD, the trader is not buying the actual company share. When trading a crypto CFD, the trader is not holding the underlying coin in a wallet. The position tracks price movement through the broker's CFD product, with costs and conditions set by the account, platform and legal entity.

Product availability can vary by account type, platform, entity and country. A market shown on one FxPro page may not be available to every user or on every platform. Crypto CFDs are also not available to retail clients of FxPro UK.

Each market group can have different trading conditions. Forex, metals, indices, energy, futures, shares, ETFs and crypto CFDs may use different spreads, commissions, swaps, trading hours, leverage limits and margin requirements.

FxPro Leverage and Margin

FxPro leverage should not be read as one fixed number for all clients. The maximum leverage is unlimited, but available leverage can depend on the legal entity, client classification, account type, instrument and current margin schedule.

FxPro advertises leverage up to 1:500 for some retail accounts and products, while regulated retail limits can be considerably lower. The applicable limit depends on the entity and instrument.

FxPro separately advertises leverage up to 1:10,000 on Spot Metals GOLD for qualifying professional clients. Professional status is subject to eligibility and is not the standard retail setting available to every account.

Higher margin requirements can also apply around news events, market volatility, weekends or other risk-control periods. This means the margin needed to open or maintain a position can change depending on the product and timing.

Leverage increases exposure relative to the margin deposited. It can magnify both gains and losses, and a larger leveraged position can reach margin call or stop-out levels faster if the market moves against the trader. Stop-out levels can also differ by account type and jurisdiction.

The maximum leverage shown in marketing is not necessarily available to every account. Check the entity, client classification, instrument, position size and current dynamic-margin schedule before trading.

FxPro Deposits and Withdrawals

FxPro states that it does not normally charge fees on supported deposits and withdrawals. However, this does not mean every funding route is completely free for every user. Banks, card providers, e-wallets, crypto processors or other payment providers may apply their own charges.

Available funding and withdrawal methods can depend on the client's country, legal entity, account currency and payment provider. Processing times can also differ by method, and withdrawals are generally handled during business days.

The Standard account has no fixed broker minimum deposit, although individual payment methods may impose minimum transaction amounts. The funds needed to open and maintain a position depend on the instrument, position size, leverage, margin requirement, and available free margin.

FxPro also uses the FxPro Wallet, which can hold funds separately from open trading positions. This can help users manage available funds before transferring money into a trading account, but it does not remove trading risk once funds are moved into a live account and used for margin.

Withdrawals generally follow return-to-source rules, meaning funds may need to be withdrawn through the same method used for the original deposit where possible. In some circumstances, unused e-wallet funding can create a withdrawal charge, so the current funding terms should be checked before depositing.

FxPro Regulation and Client Protection

FxPro operates through multiple legal entities, so regulation should be reviewed by the exact entity shown during registration. The same brand can offer different leverage, product access, account conditions, and client protections depending on where the client is onboarded.

Current official FxPro pages identify the following regulated entities. The entity displayed can vary by jurisdiction and onboarding route:

The entity available during registration depends on residence and onboarding. Product access, leverage, complaint routes and client protections can differ between entities.

FxPro states that it segregates client funds and provides negative balance protection to clients under its terms. However, investor-compensation eligibility, legal protection, leverage limits and complaint routes can differ by jurisdiction and entity.

FxPro also states that it does not provide CFDs to residents of certain jurisdictions, including the United States, Iran and Canada, with other restrictions possible. Check the current FxPro legal notice and onboarding page instead of relying on a fixed country list, because restrictions can change.

Regulation does not remove market, leverage, execution, counterparty or insolvency risk. Confirm the legal entity shown during registration because protections and trading conditions differ.

How Does FxPro Cashback Work Through HighFxRebates?

HighFxRebates lists FxPro cashback of 35% of eligible executed spread for HFR-listed account types, paid Weekly & Direct to the FxPro trading account. For cTrader, HFR lists 35% of eligible spread plus 35% of eligible commission for supported categories. The live HFR table still uses older account labels, so current Standard, Raw+, Elite and platform-specific mapping must be confirmed before relying on the rate.

Before comparing the headline rate, learn how to read a forex rebate page and identify the account, instrument, payout and eligibility conditions.

To open a new FxPro account through HFR:

1. Create or log in to a HighFxRebates account.
2. Open FxPro through the HFR registration link.
3. Complete FxPro registration and verification.
4. Open an eligible trading account.
5. Add the FxPro account number to the HFR Forex Accounts section.
6. Wait for confirmation before expecting rebate tracking.
7. Eligible cashback is transferred weekly and directly after the minimum transfer amount is reached.

The payment method determines when and where an eligible rebate appears after broker reporting. For more detail, read how forex rebate payments work.

Existing FxPro clients may be able to request an IB transfer. Cashback should not be expected until FxPro confirms the change and HFR confirms the trading account. Trading before account confirmation or using the wrong registration route is among the most common forex rebate mistakes.

Positions closed using MT4's Close By or Multiple Close By functions are excluded from the current HFR rebate calculation. HFR also currently states that EU clients are not eligible for its FxPro rebate programme. This refers to HFR cashback eligibility, not general access to FxPro.

Because the rebate is transferred directly to FxPro, the accrued amount must currently reach $10 before the internal transfer can be completed. Direct payout also means the rebate may appear in the FxPro account rather than as a normal HFR wallet withdrawal.

Cashback may help offset part of eligible spread and commission costs after account approval, but it does not reduce market risk, leverage risk, liquidation risk, funding-rate or swap costs, execution risk, slippage risk, broker risk, counterparty risk or the risk of loss.

FxPro Pros and Limitations

FxPro's main strength is platform and pricing choice, but that also makes account comparison more detailed. Users should compare the platform, account type, entity, instrument and cashback eligibility before deciding whether FxPro fits their trading setup.

FxPro may suit users who want several platform choices and are comfortable comparing spread-based and commission-based pricing. It may be less suitable for users who want one simple fee model, identical global conditions or guaranteed cashback eligibility across every current account name.

FxPro Review Verdict

FxPro offers several CFD platforms and pricing structures, including spread-based and commission-based options. Its suitability depends on the account, instrument, legal entity and platform available to the user, so headline minimum spreads or leverage should not be reviewed in isolation.

Eligible HFR clients may receive weekly direct cashback on qualifying activity, but current account mapping, regional eligibility, instrument coverage and account approval must be confirmed before relying on an estimate.

Before registering, compare the live FxPro account specifications with HFR's current FxPro eligibility table. Cashback should not be expected until the account has been opened or transferred through the correct route and confirmed.

FAQ

What account types does FxPro offer?

FxPro's global marketing currently presents Standard, Raw+, Elite and cTrader options, although the accounts available to an individual user can vary by legal entity, platform and country.

What spreads and commissions does FxPro charge?

Costs depend on the account and instrument. Standard mainly uses floating spreads, while Raw+ and cTrader can combine lower spreads with commissions. FxPro advertises Standard major-FX spreads from 1.2 pips, Raw+ commission of up to $3.50 per lot per side, and cTrader commission of $35 per $1 million traded when opening and again when closing FX and metals positions.

What platforms does FxPro support?

FxPro supports MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradingView and FxPro WebTrader and FxPro Mobile App, subject to account and regional availability.

What is the FxPro minimum deposit and maximum leverage?

FxPro's Standard account has no fixed broker minimum deposit, although payment methods may impose minimum transaction amounts. FxPro advertises leverage as unlimited. The applicable limit depends on the entity, classification, instrument, position size and dynamic-margin rules.

Is FxPro regulated?

Official FxPro pages identify group entities regulated by FCA, the Securities Commission of The Bahamas and the Seychelles Financial Services Authority. The entity assigned during registration determines the applicable products, leverage, complaint procedure and client protections.

How does FxPro cashback work through HFR, and can existing accounts qualify?

HFR currently lists 35% of eligible executed spreads for supported FxPro account categories, paid weekly and directly to the FxPro trading account. Existing clients can be able to request an IB transfer, but account mapping, regional eligibility, and HFR confirmation are required before cashback is expected.

Are EU clients and MT4 Close By trades eligible for FxPro cashback?

HFR currently states that EU clients are not eligible for its FxPro cashback programme. Trades closed through MT4's Close By or Multiple Close By functions are also excluded.

Risk and Disclaimer

This review is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be treated as financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, or a recommendation to open an account with FxPro or trade any CFD.

CFD trading involves market risk, leverage risk, liquidation risk, execution risk, spread risk, funding-rate or swap costs, slippage risk, broker risk, counterparty risk, and the risk of loss. Cashback may help offset part of eligible spread and commission costs after account approval, but it does not reduce trading risk or guarantee a lower total cost in every situation.