traderpublic Ratings · No deposit or withdrawal fee
Brokers With No Deposit or Withdrawal Fee
A deposit or withdrawal fee is charged on money you have already decided to move, which is why it irritates more than its size warrants. Our desk records, per broker, whether either is charged.
A broker that charges neither can still be the expensive one. Inactivity fees, currency conversion and the spread are where the money usually goes, and this page names them as unpublished rather than implying the absence of two fees makes an account cheap.
Broker records we publish
Ordered by the traderpublic desk score on each record. Records our desk has not scored are not ranked here.
This order is our published desk score, which covers the broker overall. It is NOT a cost ranking: no spread, conversion or inactivity figure on this page has been measured.
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FxPro Global Markets Limited
2 verified licences · 2 Sept 2026
4.7 out of 5Open record - 2
Capital.com
3 verified licences · 2 Sept 2026
4.3 out of 5Open record - 3
HF Markets (SV) Ltd
3 verified licences · 2 Sept 2026
4.3 out of 5Open record - 4
TF Global Markets (STL) Limited
1 verified licences · 2 Sept 2026
4.3 out of 5Open record - 5
Admirals
1 verified licences · 2 Sept 2026
4 out of 5Open recordWhat the desk checked for this category
- No deposit feenot checked
- No withdrawal feenot offeredOne free withdrawal request per month per method; a fee applies after that.source · read on 16 Sept 2026
What a fee-free label leaves out — and what we have not published
The two fee terms are checked facts. The charges that usually cost more than either are not on our wire, so they are printed as unpublished.
- No deposit fee✓
- No withdrawal fee✓
- Inactivity fee on a dormant accountnot published
- Currency conversion chargenot published
- Withdrawal methods availablenot published
- Average spread on a major pairnot published
Licences we checked ourselves
This is the part of the page that rests on evidence: each licence number was read from the regulator's own public register on the date shown.
Frequently asked questions
Does no withdrawal fee mean withdrawing is free?
Not always. A payment provider or an intermediary bank can charge on its own account, and a conversion between your deposit currency and the account currency is a cost even when no fee is named.
Why not rank brokers by total cost?
Because that requires the spread, and the spread requires the pair it was measured on and the day it was read. Our records carry none of the three, so a total-cost ranking would be invented.