Partnerships
Different platforms, different minimums, different accepted countries — and honest notes on where each one is weak. We hold an introducing-broker code with every broker on this page, and none of them pays us to say nice things: they pay us the same whether we flatter them or not.
Pre-launch, stated plainly. Forexheights is completing its first broker partnership agreements. As each one is signed, the broker’s name, contracting entity and licence number — verifiable on the regulator’s own register — will be published on this page, and weekly offers will run in #broker-codes. Until a broker is named here, treat every listing-shaped thing on this site as the specimen it is labelled to be. What follows is the standard every desk on that list will have to meet. Last reviewed 28 August 2026.
The bar
The single strongest signal about a broker is how it behaves when money flows out, not in. We look at processing times, documentation demands, and how disputes have actually been resolved — because when your withdrawal is stuck, we are the ones who have to chase it.
Every desk must operate under a regulator whose register you can check yourself, and we tell you which entity you would contract with — because protections differ by entity, not by brand. Verify it applies to your country before depositing; we will help you check.
Accounts under our code must get the broker’s own standard spreads and commissions — identical to signing up direct. If a broker ever asked us to run marked-up pricing, that would be the end of the partnership, and we would say so publicly.
Bonus slabs, rebate rates and turnover rules must exist as written terms we can hold the broker to — not verbal promises from an account manager. If a broker will not put an offer in writing, we do not pass it on to you.
Every listing shows
| Field | Why it is there |
|---|---|
| Platform | MT4, MT5, cTrader or proprietary — so you pick what you already know how to use. |
| Minimum deposit | So you never discover a floor after you have committed. |
| Accepted countries | Brokers accept different jurisdictions; we tell you up front which desk can take you. |
| Current offer | What is genuinely live this week — bonus, rebate boost, or nothing. Updated when it changes. |
| The weak points | Every broker has them: a slow cashier, a clunky platform, a thin instrument list. We say which. |
What it looks like
Sample only — not a real broker or a live offer
| Broker | Named, with the exact legal entity you would contract with |
| Regulation | Regulator and licence number, linked so you can verify it on the register yourself |
| Platform | e.g. MT5 · minimum deposit e.g. $100 |
| Accepted countries | Stated per broker, before you commit to anything |
| This week’s offer | e.g. “30% deposit credit, released per lot traded” — or, some weeks, “nothing worth taking” |
| Rebate | Your per-lot rate by account type and instrument class, quoted round turn, confirmed in writing before you open the account |
| The weak point | e.g. “cashier is slow on weekends” — every desk has one, and it goes in the listing |
Background
| Platform | What it is | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| MetaTrader 4 (MT4) | The long-standing retail forex standard, released in 2005 and still widely offered. | The largest ecosystem of expert advisors (EAs) and indicators; forex and CFDs only, and showing its age. |
| MetaTrader 5 (MT5) | MT4’s successor — more timeframes, more order types, depth of market, wider instrument coverage. | The default for most new accounts today; MT4 EAs do not run on it without porting. |
| cTrader | A modern alternative platform focused on transparent pricing and level-II depth of market. | Cleaner interface and native copy-trading; automation uses C# cBots rather than MQL, and the ecosystem is smaller than MetaTrader’s. |
If you already trade one of these, pick a desk that carries it — relearning a platform mid-strategy is a cost nobody prices in. Our guide to choosing a forex broker covers the rest of the practical fit.
Tell us your country, your platform preference and roughly what you plan to deposit, and we will tell you which of our brokers fits — and which to avoid for your situation. If none of them fits, we will say that too; pushing you to a bad fit costs us more in support than it ever earns. For the fundamentals of evaluating any broker, ours included, read how to choose a forex broker.
The current brokers, codes and offers are posted in the Discord — free to read before you decide anything.