Frequently Asked Questions
First, a disclaimer - the entire process of writing a blog post often takes more than a couple of hours, even if you can type eighty words as per minute your writing skills are sharp.
FxAsking is a broker comparison and review website. We research, score, and organize online trading brokers so you can compare choices faster.
Yes. A demo account is a low-risk way to learn the platform and test ideas without using real money.
It varies by broker and payment method (bank transfer, card, e-wallets, etc.). Check the broker’s stated processing timelines before you deposit.
FxAsking tries to apply the same criteria to every broker, rather than letting advertising budgets influence the outcome.
Yes—send the broker name and what you want reviewed (fees, platform tools, regulation, withdrawals, support, etc.).
Start with your goals, experience level, and budget—then compare a shortlist on fees, platform/tools, and reliability.
Yes. We look at mobile usability, feature coverage, and stability/performance on phones and tablets.
Sometimes. Some outbound links may be affiliate links that help support the site—typically without adding extra cost to you.
Paid placements cannot change the underlying score. Rankings are intended to follow the same methodology either way.
It depends on the broker. Many offer multiple asset classes (often forex plus things like stocks, crypto, and derivatives), but the exact lineup varies.
Use them as signals, not final answers. Cross-check multiple sources, favor specific/verifiable claims, and be cautious of hype or missing disclosures.
FxAsking updates reviews when meaningful changes happen (fees, features, policies, etc.) and also re-checks major brokers on a regular basis.
No—FxAsking content is for general education and information only, not personalized trading or investing advice.
Fees can include commissions, spreads, overnight/financing charges, and sometimes non-trading costs like inactivity or withdrawal fees.
It’s how your order gets filled—especially fill speed and the quality of the price you receive.
We cross-check key claims against public, user-accessible sources like pricing pages, terms, product documentation, and other published materials.
The spread is the difference between the buy price and the sell price—one of the most common built-in trading costs.
Leverage lets you control a larger position with borrowed exposure. It can amplify gains, but it can also magnify losses.
Use the site’s contact methods for questions, corrections, or partnership inquiries.
FxAsking uses a consistent scoring model that weighs factors like total trading costs, platform quality/features, trust & safety signals, and the day-to-day user experience.