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Fee & regulation guides

Direct answers to specific broker questions — fees, licences, entity checks — researched from official sources, with verification status shown honestly.

Fee check
XM fees and charges: what XM's own documents show

XM fees from XM's own documents: 1.6-pip EUR/USD example, $7/$100k Zero commission, $10/month inactivity, withdrawal and admin fees. Verify current terms.

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XM Inactivity Fee Explained

XM's own documents show a $10/month inactivity fee after 90 days without trading. How the dormant rule works, how to avoid it, and what to verify.

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XM withdrawal fees: what the documents say

XM publishes no simple withdrawal-fee table. What its documents do name — a $50 third-party-deposit fee, $150 chargeback fee — and what to verify first.

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Exness fees: spreads, commission, inactivity and dormant accounts

What Exness publishes: spreads from 0.2 pips, Raw Spread from 0.0 + up to $3.50/side commission, no inactivity fee per its help centre. Verify by entity.

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Regulation
UK forex licence (license): how to check a broker on the FCA register

How to check a UK forex broker on the FCA register — authorisation status, warnings and clone firms. Covers UK forex licence and forex trading license checks.

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Vantage regulation: is Vantage a regulated broker?

Vantage regulation explained: is Vantage regulated, a Vantage licence check across its legal entities (ASIC, FSCA, CIMA), and what to verify before depositing.

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WorldCapital1 / WRC1 / WrPro: regulation, withdrawals and warning signs

WorldCapital1 (WRC1/WrPro) review: is it a scam? We checked an unconfirmed FSC Mauritius licence, a reported 2025 CySEC warning, and how withdrawals behave.

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Clearsave Trading Check

Check Clearsave (Clearsave Trading) before depositing: legal entity, licence, FCA warning status, website claims and warning signs.

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Feature check
PU Prime copy trading: availability, risks and what to check

Check PU Prime copy trading before using it: availability by country, account entity, risks, fees and what to verify before depositing.

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Guide
Prop trading in Germany: what to check before paying for a challenge

Is prop trading allowed in Germany? Taking part is not prohibited, but most challenge firms sit outside BaFin/MiFID authorisation. Fees, payouts, red flags.

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Tickmill Withdrawal Fees Explained

Tickmill advertises zero withdrawal fees, but its client agreement reserves up to 5.2% commission on withdrawals after low trading activity. What we read.

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Availability check
Which brokers accept EU clients

An EU licence does not mean a broker serves every EU country. Which of the platforms we track onboard EU clients, which don't, and why it varies by state.

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Tickmill Inactivity Fee Explained

Tickmill's 60-day rule archives a small account with no fee — the real charge starts after 12 months and 10 days. What the client agreement actually says.

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XTB Inactivity Fee Explained

XTB's €10/month inactivity fee needs BOTH a year without trades AND no deposit in 90 days — ISAs exempt. What the official fee table says.

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Register check
CIF Markets: A Register Check

CIF Markets checked against official registers — what we verified first-hand, what we could not, and what to ask before depositing.

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Brand check
What Happened to Core Spreads

Core Spreads did not close — it renamed. The Companies House and ABR records, the FCA licence that carried over, and the clone warning review sites misread.

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