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Which forex broker is right for me?
Four quick questions. You only see brokers regulated in your country.
Question 1 of 4
Where do you live?
How the shortlist works
The first question decides everything else. You only see brokers that hold a licence where you live: the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) in Kenya or the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) in South Africa. A licence gives you a local regulator to complain to if a withdrawal is stuck. It does not protect you from trading losses.
The deposit question matters most in Kenya, where many traders fund with M-Pesa. The experience and priority questions do not change the order yet. We will use them once our real-money tests of spreads, deposits and withdrawals are finished, and we will say on this page when that happens.
Before you open an account, check the licence number yourself with our broker check, read the full broker reviews and compare two brokers side by side on the comparison pages.
Questions about Find my broker
How do you choose the brokers on the shortlist?
Only brokers with a confirmed licence in your country appear: 16 brokers on the CMA register in Kenya and 28 with a confirmed FSCA licence in South Africa. A broker we have not verified is never shown.
Does M-Pesa change the results?
Yes. If you live in Kenya and choose M-Pesa, brokers with reported M-Pesa deposits move to the top. Check the deposit page in your account before you send money, because payment methods change.
Do brokers pay to be on the shortlist?
No. Commissions never decide who is shown or in what order. Some links on the site are affiliate links, and we say so next to them.
Is the shortlist financial advice?
No. It narrows the choice to licensed brokers. Read the review, compare costs and start with a demo account. Most retail CFD accounts lose money.