FXOpen
ECN legacy brokerNeeds fresh English review before stronger recommendation
A side-by-side look at FXOpen and Saxo Bank — score, fees, platforms and who each one actually fits best.
Needs fresh English review before stronger recommendation
Licensed bank in 7 Tier-1 jurisdictions, Trust Score 99 from ForexBrokers.com. Premium positioning — verify affiliate terms before promoting, likely a higher bar for approval.
FXOpen scores higher overall (3.8 vs 3.2), but a higher score doesn't automatically mean it's the right pick for you.
FXOpen is the stronger fit for eCN-style forex trading and older MetaTrader workflows, while Saxo Bank is built more around high-net-worth traders, multi-asset portfolios, premium research.
Regulation: FXOpen — FCA, CySEC (194/13) - operating since 2005; ASIC licence discontinued 2024. Saxo Bank — Danish FSA, FCA and 5 more Tier-1 regulators.
Minimum deposit: FXOpen — Depends on account type. Saxo Bank — From $2,000, varies by account tier.
Pick FXOpen if you're mainly after eCN-style forex trading and older MetaTrader workflows. It stands out for long-running brand and eCN positioning.
Pick Saxo Bank if you're mainly after high-net-worth traders, multi-asset portfolios, premium research. It stands out for licensed bank, not just a broker and #1 research (ForexBrokers.com award).
FXOpen scores higher in our rating (3.8 vs 3.2), but Saxo Bank may still be the better fit if you specifically need high-net-worth traders, multi-asset portfolios, premium research.
FXOpen: FCA, CySEC (194/13) - operating since 2005; ASIC licence discontinued 2024. Saxo Bank: Danish FSA, FCA and 5 more Tier-1 regulators.