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FXCC vs HFM

A side-by-side look at FXCC and HFM on regulation, execution, minimum deposit and spreads, pulled straight from verified broker profiles.

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CySEC, MISA
$0 min deposit
0.3 pips typical
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FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA Seychelles
$0 min deposit
0 pips typical
FXCCHFM
RegulationCySEC, MISAFCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA Seychelles
Execution typeECNECN
Min deposit$0$0
Typical EUR/USD spread0.3 pips0 pips
LeverageUp to 1:1000Up to 1:2000
Spread typeVariableVariable
PlatformsMT4, MT5MT4, MT5, HFM App
Account typesECN XLCent, Zero, Premium, Pro
Deposit methodsCredit/Debit Card, Bank Transfer, Skrill, Neteller, EeziePay, AWEpay, CryptocurrencyCredit/Debit Card, Bank Transfer, Skrill, Neteller, Local Deposit, Cryptocurrency
Withdrawal timeTypically processed within 1-2 business days once approved, though bank wires take longer to clear on the receiving end.Requests submitted before 10:00 server time are typically processed the same business day; card withdrawals can take up to ten business days, bank transfers one to ten.
FeesUnlike most brokers on this site, FXCC's own published fee schedule charges a real withdrawal fee that varies sharply by method: around $45 flat on bank wires, roughly 2% on Neteller and cryptocurrency, 2.7% on Skrill, and 3.4% on EeziePay and AWEpay. There's no way to withdraw for free regardless of method chosen.No deposit or withdrawal fees; a monthly inactivity fee applies after six months of dormancy.
Scalping allowedYesYes
Hedging allowedYesYes
EA / algo tradingYesYes
Copy tradingYesYes
Islamic accountYesYes
Free VPSYesYes
FXCC
+ Single ECN XL account with zero minimum deposit and no commission layer
+ Leverage up to 1:1000 for clients under the Nevis entity
+ Free VPS available for qualifying trade volume
+ CySEC-regulated Cyprus entity gives EEA clients a genuinely regulated option under the same brand
- Withdrawal fees are real and method-dependent, unlike brokers that absorb them
- MISA (Comoros) is not a tier-1 regulator and isn't recognized by major regulatory bodies
- Only MT4 and MT5 supported, no cTrader or proprietary platform
HFM
+ Regulated by four authorities including the FCA, CySEC, and FSCA, solid regulatory depth for a broker at this price point
+ HFcopy lets any account holder become a strategy provider or investor without a third-party bridge
+ 500+ tradable instruments across forex, shares, ETFs, bonds, metals, and crypto CFDs
+ $0 published minimum deposit, among the lowest entry points of any broker on this site
- A monthly inactivity fee begins after six months without trading activity and increases further after a year
- Leverage up to 1:2000 only applies under the Seychelles-regulated entity, not the FCA, CySEC, or FSCA ones
- Card withdrawals can take up to ten business days, slower than the e-wallet options
Verdict

HFM runs the tighter typical EUR/USD spread, 0 pips against 0.3 pips at FXCC.

HFM carries the higher FirstBuckFX rating, 4.4 out of 5 against 3.6 for FXCC.

On regulation, FXCC is overseen under CySEC, MISA, while HFM operates under FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA Seychelles.

Both support MT4, MT5, so switching platforms isn't a factor either way.

For the full picture on either broker, read the FXCC review or the HFM review.

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Frequently asked
Which has the lower minimum deposit, FXCC or HFM?

FXCC and HFM share the same minimum deposit, $0.

Is FXCC or HFM regulated?

FXCC is regulated under CySEC, MISA and HFM under FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA Seychelles. Check each broker's safety check page for regulator-by-regulator verification.

Which has tighter spreads, FXCC or HFM?

HFM runs the tighter typical EUR/USD spread, at 0 pips.

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