Lowest spread forex brokers (2026)
For active traders and scalpers, the spread is the cost that matters most. These brokers offer spreads from 0.0 pips on ECN/Raw accounts — we rank them by cost and overall quality.
Every broker is scored on the same criteria. How we rate
Lowest spreads, ranked
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Vantage3.8- Spread from
- 0.0 pips
- Min. deposit
- $50
- Max. leverage
- 1:1000
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Libertex3.7- Spread from
- 0.0 pips
- Min. deposit
- $100
- Max. leverage
- 1:30
Spread and commission by broker
The account with the tightest spread at each broker, and the commission it charges. The real cost of a trade is the spread plus the commission, so compare both columns.
| Broker | Tightest account | Spread from | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
 Doo Prime | ECN | 0.0 pips | $3 per lot |
 Bridge Markets | Standard | 0.0 pips | None |
| HFM | Zero | 0.0 pips | $6 per lot |
| VT Markets | Raw ECN | 0.0 pips | $6 per lot |
| FP Markets | Raw | 0.0 pips | $3 per side |
| Exness | — | 0.0 pips | — |
| Vantage | Pro ECN | 0.0 pips | $1.5 per side |
| Libertex | — | 0.0 pips | — |
| LBX | Raw Spread | 0.2 pips | $6 per lot |
 NAGA | Diamond | 0.9 pips | None |
How to compare spreads between brokers
The spread is the gap between the buy and the sell price, and you pay it on every trade. A 1.0-pip spread on EUR/USD costs about $10 per standard lot (100,000 units), so if you place dozens of trades a month it quickly becomes your largest trading cost.
“From 0.0 pips” is the minimum, not the average. Spreads widen at the market open, around news releases and on less liquid pairs, and raw-spread accounts charge a fixed commission per lot instead. A 0.0-pip spread plus $7 per round-turn lot costs the same as a 0.7-pip spread with no commission.
Before you choose, check the average spread on the pairs you actually trade in the broker’s demo account, add the commission and compare the total. Then check the regulation of the entity that will hold your account: a tight spread is worth little if withdrawals become a problem.
How to choose the best broker for you
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Regulation & safety
Prefer brokers licensed by Tier-1 authorities (FCA, ASIC, CySEC, BaFin) and check for negative-balance protection.
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Costs
Compare the typical EUR/USD spread and any commission per lot; small differences add up fast if you trade often.
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Minimum deposit
Beginners should start with a broker that lets you open an account from a low amount.
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Leverage
Higher leverage means higher potential gains and losses; pick what fits your risk tolerance.
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Deposits & withdrawals
Make sure your preferred method (card, bank wire, e-wallets) is supported with low fees and fast payouts.
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Platform & support
MT4/MT5 or a solid web/mobile app, plus responsive support in your language.
Frequently asked questions
- Which broker has the lowest spreads?
- Several brokers offer 0.0-pip spreads on ECN/Raw accounts. Doo Prime leads our low-spread ranking once commissions are included.
- Do 0.0-pip spreads mean trading is free?
- No. Raw/ECN accounts with 0.0-pip spreads usually charge a per-lot commission instead. Compare the all-in cost: spread plus commission.
- Are low spreads better for beginners?
- Low spreads help most if you trade frequently. Beginners should weigh deposit, demo accounts and ease of use first.