AvaTrade

Founded 2006 · Dublin, Ireland

AvaTrade

Multi-continent regulated broker offering fixed spreads and copy trading across MT4, MT5, and its own AvaTradeGO and AvaOptions platforms, regulated in Ireland, Australia, South Africa, Japan, and the BVI.

At a glance

$100Min. deposit
1:400Max. leverage
0.9 pipsSpreads from
4Platforms
5Regulators
8Instruments
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24h uptimeLatency

About AvaTrade

AvaTrade is a broker founded in 2006 and headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, regulated across multiple continents.

It holds authorisations from the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), Australia's ASIC, South Africa's FSCA, Japan's FSA and the FSC in the British Virgin Islands.

Trading is available through MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and the proprietary AvaTradeGO and AvaOptions platforms, spanning forex, indices, commodities, shares, ETFs, bonds, crypto CFDs and options. AvaTrade uses fixed-spread pricing with EUR/USD from around 0.9 pips and no commission; the minimum deposit is USD 100 and retail leverage is capped at 1:30 under Central Bank of Ireland and ASIC rules, rising to as much as 1:400 via offshore entities.

With copy-trading options and a FinPip rating of 4.2 out of 5, AvaTrade suits traders who value predictable fixed-spread costs and a broad platform choice, though spreads are wider than at ECN brokers.

Regulation & Safety

  • CBI
  • ASIC
  • FSCA
  • FSA (Japan)
  • FSC (BVI)
Founded: 2006Headquarters: Dublin, Ireland

Key facts

Fees & Spreads

Min. deposit
$100
Spreads from
0.9 pips (EUR/USD)
Leverage
1:30 for retail clients under Central Bank of Ireland/ASIC rules; up to 1:400 via offshore entities.

Spread notes: Fixed spreads with EUR/USD from around 0.9 pips and no commission, providing predictable trading costs across market conditions.

Platforms

Instruments
  • Forex
  • Indices
  • Commodities
  • Shares
  • ETFs
  • Bonds
  • Crypto CFDs
  • Options

Pros

  • Strong multi-continent regulation
  • MT4, MT5 plus proprietary AvaTradeGO and AvaOptions
  • Fixed-spread pricing and copy trading options

Cons

  • Inactivity and administration fees
  • Offshore entities offer high leverage
  • Spreads wider than ECN brokers

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