Thanks, Mark!

Fastbrokers FX now offers two options:
1. For deposits below $10 000, you'll trade MT4 with a market maker.
2. For deposits above $10 000, you'll trade MT4 with ECN style prices.

I'll update the MT4 page accordingly, thanks a lot for the note!

Hi Infinit,

If you get no information about the broker on NFA website, it obviously means that the broker is not registered with NFA.
FastrbrokersFX is an Introducing broker. If you request the information on them on NFA website you'll get the following:
FASTBROKERSFX.COM 0342002 • NFA MEMBER APPROVED • INTRODUCING BROKER REGISTERED
That's your answer.

Introducing brokers are not included in CFTC report.

Normally, in order to find out whether a broker is registered with any other regulatory bodies you have to directly ask the broker.

In order to find out whether you're dealing with an IB or an independent broker, you have to either again ask the broker, or check out their Client Agreement, where you would normally find the name of a Prime broker if any, or check the beneficiary info on broker's wire transfer payment, or read through the live account application form, which may contain the answer.

Hope this helps.

Hi FS,

Currenex is an advanced, professional platform.
That's correct, FastbrokersFX is an IB for FXDD, which means you'll be trading on FXDD terms. Both companies are reputable (although FXDD application for NFA membership is still pending... just the right time for you as a good client to ask how soon it is going to happen...). I haven't heard details about the exact cooperation scheme they use, though.