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XS.com vs FXGT: Which Broker Is Better?

Updated 30 October 2026 · Written by Broker Atlas Comparisons Desk · Data checked by Broker Atlas Data Desk

Short answer

Pick FXGT if you want the most leverage (up to 5000:1 with a $100 minimum balance) and a 25% bonus on every deposit. Pick XS.com for lower costs (EUR/USD around 1.1 pips against 1.9), a cent account, a path up to Pro and Elite accounts and withdrawals processed within 24 hours. Both are Seychelles-licensed: GT Global Ltd (SD019) and XS Ltd (SD089). Both offer swap-free trading and crypto CFDs.

Comparison table

FeatureXS.comFXGT
Max leverage2,000:15,000:1
Min depositNo minimum$0
BonusNo deposit bonus listedDeposit bonuses
Account types5 types5 types
PlatformsMT4 / MT5 / XS Trading AppMT4 / MT5 / FXGT App / FXGT Trader
LicenceFSA Seychelles SD089FSA Seychelles SD019
Bonus offered✗✓
No-deposit bonusNoneOffered at times
Deposit bonusNone25% loyalty bonus on every deposit, up to $10,000
Negative balance protection✓✓
Stop-out level20%20%
USD/JPY spread1.3 pips2 pips
EUR/USD spread1.1 pips1.9 pips
EUR/USD spread (low-spread account, no commission)0.7 pips0.9 pips
Gold spread20 pips32 pips
USD/JPY spread (raw account)0.2 pips0.5 pips
EUR/USD spread (raw account)0.1 pips0.5 pips
Commission (per lot, round turn)66
Withdrawal timeTypically processed within 24 hours, including weekendsE-wallets within 24-48 hours
Deposit & withdrawal methodsBank transfer, Visa/Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller and local…Visa/Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Neteller, bitwalle…
ECN account✓✓
Cent account✓✗
Scalping allowed✓✓
EAs allowed✓✓
Copy trading✓✓
Swap-free✓✓
Crypto CFDs✓✓
Stock CFDs✓✓
Local-language support✓✓
Rebates and loyaltyXS Trading Miles: miles from trading, redeemable for cashNo rebate

The short answer

FXGT wins on leverage and bonus. XS.com wins on cost, account steps for beginners and withdrawal speed. If you’d use neither extreme of leverage, XS.com’s lower spreads tip it.

1. Leverage

FXGT: 5000:1 with $100 minimum balance, 1000:1 with $0. XS.com: 1000:1 with no minimum, 2000:1 with $500, and dynamic, so leverage falls as position size grows. FXGT says its conditions vary by country. More: high-leverage brokers.

2. Accounts

FXGT: Standard, Optimus, Low Spread, Mini, ECN Zero. XS.com: Cent, Micro, Standard (Preferred) and Pro, Elite (Professional). Both have raw-spread accounts: FXGT’s ECN Zero at about 0.5 pips plus $6 round trip, XS Elite at about 0.1 pips plus $6. Only XS.com has a cent account. See cent accounts and ECN brokers.

3. Licence

FXGT: GT Global Ltd, Seychelles FSA SD019 serves retail clients; the group also has FSCA (South Africa) and VFSC (Vanuatu) companies. XS.com: XS Ltd, Seychelles FSA SD089, operates www.xs.com, with six more regulators at group level. A group ASIC or CySEC licence doesn’t mean those rules apply to your account. Both are offshore for international clients, with limited protection; both apply negative balance protection. Licence guide.

4. Products

Both offer swap-free trading and crypto CFDs. FXGT also confirms stock CFDs and copy trading under one login; XS.com has an XS Mastercard. Crypto: crypto CFD brokers.

Verdict by trader type

  • Maximum leverage: FXGT
  • Deposit bonus: FXGT
  • Cent-account beginner: XS.com
  • Lowest costs: XS.com
  • Swap-free: either

Full reviews: XS.com and FXGT.

Frequently asked questions

Which has higher leverage?

FXGT, at up to 5000:1 on an account with a $100 minimum balance. XS.com goes up to 2000:1 with a $500 minimum deposit, using dynamic leverage.

Which is better for beginners?

XS.com has a Cent account for very small trade sizes. FXGT has a Mini account it describes as great for beginners. Both have options with no minimum deposit.

Which is regulated?

Both through Seychelles FSA licences. FXGT's retail company is GT Global Ltd (SD019); www.xs.com is operated by XS Ltd (SD089). The XS group's ASIC and CySEC licences belong to other companies.

Do they have bonuses?

FXGT does: a 25% loyalty bonus on every deposit, up to $10,000, on Mini and Standard+ accounts. XS.com has no deposit bonus; it runs the XS Trading Miles loyalty scheme instead.

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