NSBroker
- Trust score
- 4/10
- Legal simplicity
- 4/10
- Min. deposit
- 500
- Payment systems
Features
- Seminars and trader training
- Daily market analysis
- Segregated client accounts
- ECN account model
- Scalping allowed
- Affiliate program
- Wide range of trading instruments
Pros
- No advantages have been identified for this broker.
Cons
- No drawbacks have been identified for this broker.
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NSBroker is a Malta-based ECN forex broker founded in 2011, regulated by the MFSA along with several other European authorities, including BaFin, ACPR, CNMV, Finanstilsynet, and CONSOB. It offers a single ECN account on MT5 with a $500 minimum deposit, ESMA-capped 1:30 leverage, and over 40 currency pairs plus cryptocurrencies, US stocks, metals, and indices. The broker does not accept clients from the United States or OFAC-sanctioned countries.
NSBroker is an MFSA-regulated ECN broker offering MT5, segregated accounts, trader seminars, and a wide range of instruments, backed by daily market analysis.
NSBroker is an ECN forex broker founded in 2011 and headquartered in Malta, regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) and licensed by several other European regulators. It runs a single MT5-based ECN account with a $500 minimum deposit, ESMA-capped leverage, and over 40 currency pairs alongside cryptocurrencies, US stocks, metals, and indices.
Regulation and client fund security
NSBroker is registered and regulated by the MFSA in Malta, an EU member state. It also holds licenses from BaFin (Germany), ACPR (France), CNMV (Spain), Finanstilsynet (Denmark), and CONSOB (Italy), giving it oversight across multiple EU jurisdictions.
Client funds are held in segregated accounts at first-tier international banks, separate from the broker's own capital. Accounts carry negative balance protection, and clients are covered by an investor compensation scheme in the event of broker insolvency. NSBroker does not accept clients from the United States or countries under OFAC sanctions.
Trading conditions
As an ESMA-regulated broker, NSBroker caps leverage at 1:30 across all instruments and does not offer deposit bonuses or promotions.
The instrument range covers more than 40 currency pairs, cryptocurrencies traded against the US dollar, individual US-listed stocks, precious metals, energy commodities, and major stock indices.
Trading platform
NSBroker runs exclusively on MetaTrader 5 (MT5), covering charting, technical analysis, and automated trading across all available instruments, with web and mobile terminals supported.
Account type and pricing
NSBroker offers one account type, the ECN account. Spreads start from 0.3 pips on the most liquid currency pairs. Commission is $8 per lot on currency pairs, precious metals, and energy commodities, and a flat 0.05% on individual stocks, cryptocurrencies, and indices.
Minimum deposit
The minimum deposit to open an account is $500.
Funding and withdrawals
Accounts can be funded by Visa/Mastercard, bank transfer, Skrill, or Neteller, all free of charge. Withdrawals via bank transfer and payment cards carry no fee; withdrawals via Skrill and Neteller carry a 2.9% commission.
NSBroker at a glance
- Founded: 2011
- Headquarters: Malta
- Regulation: MFSA, plus BaFin, ACPR, CNMV, Finanstilsynet, and CONSOB
- Platform: MT5, web and mobile
- EUR/USD spread: from 0.3 pips
- Minimum deposit: $500
- Maximum leverage: 1:30
- Base currencies: EUR, USD, GBP
- Account type: ECN only
- Segregated accounts: yes
- Scalping and automated trading: allowed
- Demo account: available
- Support: 24/5
- Not offered: Islamic accounts, PAMM accounts, social trading, signals, VPS, deposit bonuses, contests
