Australian broker where I trade my personal capital. Tight raw spreads, EA-friendly execution, same-day withdrawals.
Where my personal capital actually lives. Regulator, execution, withdrawal speed, the small print most reviews miss. Affiliate links where I have them, same review either way.
Spreads can be optimized later. A broker that drags its feet on withdrawals is a different problem. This bar is the test I run against every broker on the roster, before I size up.
No brokers in the roster yet. When the first broker lands, the withdrawal-speed bars show up here.
1 broker holding live capital right now. None dropped yet, but when one is, the receipt lands here. No redactions.
Australian broker where I trade my personal capital. Tight raw spreads, EA-friendly execution, same-day withdrawals.
Empty for now. Brokers under evaluation appear here before they earn live capital.
Empty for now. When a broker gets dropped from the roster, the receipt lands here.
One canonical spec table per broker on live capital. Pulled from the regulator pages and my own review notes, not from affiliate landing pages. Empty rows are skipped, not faked.
Every broker publishes a clean spec sheet. Each one also has a clause underneath that bites at the worst time. These are the ones worth knowing before you fund.
The ASIC license covers Australian residents only. If you sign up from outside Australia, you're contracted with the Vanuatu (TradeMax Global Markets Ltd) entity, which has weaker investor protection. Same trading platform, very different consumer recourse if something goes wrong. Check which entity you're signing with before you fund.
Read the full reviewRegulator weight first, then execution and EA friendliness. Spreads matter, but never more than withdrawal speed and segregation. I’ve moved capital out of brokers over a single bad withdrawal experience. I’d do it again.
The long-form behind each card above. Live-account notes, regulator citations, and the exact spreads I’ve seen on my own fills.
Some links are affiliate. The reviews are written the same whether I’m affiliated or not.
If a broker I’m affiliated with does something I’d warn a friend about, I write that too. The tricky-things section above is exactly that. My personal capital sits at the brokers in the Using tier, which is the strongest signal I can give.
Tom
What changed on the dashboard, which broker dragged a withdrawal, which review is dropping next. A paragraph or two from the desk, never a sales pitch.
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