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Spreadex Review 2025

Written by BrokerNotes.co
Fact-checked by Steven Hatzakis, Joey Shadeck
Edited by Jeff Anberg

June 11, 2024

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 72% of retail CFD accounts lose money. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Our research into SpreadEx shows that it is an average choice for forex and CFD trading. Along with providing a wide range of tradeable symbols and competitive spreads, it provides access to TradingView and a proprietary platform. However, its educational resources and mobile trading apps are rated below average.

Overall Rating

7.5 / 10

Minimum Deposit

Trust Score info

Average Risk

Pros and Cons

thumb_up_off_alt Pros

Wide range of tradeable symbols: SpreadEx offers 10,000 tradeable symbols, significantly higher than the industry average.
Competitive EUR/USD spreads: The average spread cost for the EUR/USD pair is 0.81, which is better than the industry average.
Proprietary platform available: The broker provides its proprietary trading platform, which might suit some traders' needs well.

thumb_down_off_alt Cons

No MetaTrader support: SpreadEx does not offer MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, which are popular platforms among traders.
Limited educational resources: The broker does not provide advanced education videos and has an average rating for beginner education.
No copy trading or trading signals: Lacks features like copy trading and trading signals, which might be a drawback for some traders.

Ratings Summary

Investment Types - 9.5/10
Commissions & Fees - 7.5/10
Trading platforms - 7.5/10
Research - 7.5/10
Mobile Apps - 7.5/10
Education - 6.5/10
Overall - 7.5/10

Can I trust Spreadex?

SpreadEx is authorized by the United Kingdom's FCA, providing a solid regulatory foundation. However, it is not a publicly traded company and does not have ASIC or MiFID regulation. According to ForexBrokers.com, SpreadEx has a trust score of 71, which indicates it is of average risk.

Spreadex is currently licensed and/or authorised by the following regulatory bodies:

Tier-1 Regulators - the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Tier-2 Regulators - None
Tier-3 Regulators - None
Tier-4 Regulators - None

Is Spreadex good for beginners?

SpreadEx may not be the best choice for beginners. While it offers some beginner education videos, it lacks advanced educational resources, and its overall rating for education and beginners is below average.

Feature	Spreadex
Education (Forex or CFDs) info	Yes
Client Webinars info	No
Videos - Beginner Trading Videos info	Yes
Videos - Advanced Trading Videos info	No
Investor Dictionary (Glossary) info	Yes

Spreadex commissions and fees summary

SpreadEx offers competitive commissions and fees with an average EUR/USD spread of 0.81, better than the industry average. It does not charge an inactivity fee or require a minimum deposit. However, it does not offer active trader or VIP discounts, making it an average choice in terms of fees.

Feature	Spreadex
Minimum Deposit info	$0
Average Spread EUR/USD - Mini info	0.81 info
Average Spread EUR/USD - Standard info	0.81 info
All-in Cost EUR/USD - Active info	N/A info
Active Trader or VIP Discounts info	No

Spreadex trading platforms and tools

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Of the 60+ brokers reviewed on BrokerNotes, 64% offer a proprietary platform, 100% offer a web platform, 91% offer a desktop platform, 11% offer cTrader, 14% offer ZuluTrade, 81% offer MetaTrader 4, and 64% offer MetaTrader 5.

SpreadEx provides its proprietary trading platform, which is adequate for some traders but lacks the popularity and features of MetaTrader 4 and MT5. Overall, the platforms and tools offered are rated below average, making it a less appealing choice for investors looking for advanced trading tools.

Trading platforms offered: Proprietary platform.

Trading tools: Limited.

Metatrader: Not supported.

Copy trading: Not available.

Feature	Spreadex
Virtual Trading (Demo) info	Yes
Proprietary Platform info	Yes
Desktop Platform (Windows) info	No
Web Platform info	Yes
MetaTrader 4 (MT4) info	No
MetaTrader 5 (MT5) info	No
DupliTrade info	No

Mobile trading apps at Spreadex

SpreadEx's mobile trading apps are rated below average. While they are functional, they lack the advanced features and usability found in higher-rated brokers' apps, making SpreadEx a less attractive option for mobile traders.

Feature	Spreadex
Android App info	Yes
Apple iOS App info	Yes
Mobile Economic Calendar info	Yes
Mobile Alerts - Basic Fields info	Yes
Mobile Charting - Draw Trendlines info	Yes
Mobile Watchlist info	Yes

How do I open an account with Spreadex?

Visit the SpreadEx website.
Click on the "Open Account" button.
Fill in the registration form with your personal details.
Submit the necessary identification documents for verification.
Once verified, fund your account using one of the supported payment methods.

What can I trade at Spreadex?

SpreadEx offers 52 forex pairs and a total of 10,000 tradeable symbols, which is significantly higher than the industry average of 3,623 tradeable symbols, providing traders with extensive options.

Feature	Spreadex
Tradeable Symbols (Total) info	10000
Forex Pairs (Total) info	52
Social Trading / Copy Trading info	No
Cryptocurrency (Physical) info	No
Cryptocurrency (Derivative) info	Yes
Spread Betting info	Yes

Account funding at Spreadex

SpreadEx supports funding via bank wires and credit cards, but does not support Neteller, PayPal, or Skrill eWallets.

Feature	Spreadex
Visa/Mastercard (Credit/Debit) info	Yes
Bank Wire (Deposit/Withdraw) info	Yes
PayPal (Deposit/Withdraw) info	No
Skrill (Deposit/Withdraw) info	No
Neteller (Deposit/Withdraw) info	No

About Spreadex

SpreadEx is based in London and was founded in 1999. It has established itself as a multi-asset broker providing substantial spread betting and CFD trading.

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