Fortrade may appeal to traders who prefer a simple account structure and a wide variety of CFDs to trade. However, traders should be aware that Fortrade's trading costs are significantly higher than other similar brokers. Its single commission-free account has a low minimum deposit requirement of [fxs-broker-property identifier="deposit"] AUD, but extremely wide spreads that average at [fxs-broker-property identifier="eur_usd_spread_smallest_account"] pips on the EUR/USD.  Fortrade offers a diverse range of trading assets, including specialty CFDs such as bonds and stock DMAs that are rarely found at other brokers. Its trading platforms include MT4 and a user-friendly proprietary platform, optimised for both desktop and mobile trading.  Fortade's education and analysis section is comprehensive and will be useful for beginner and advanced traders alike, with frequent in-house market analysis of the European and US sessions. 

With a variety of low-deposit accounts, including a Cent Account with excellent trading conditions, FIBO Group appeals to beginner traders looking to reduce their risk. However, beginners will be disappointed at the lack of educational and market analysis materials available.  FIBO Group offers six live accounts with various spread/commission combinations and execution choices available on all three major trading platforms - MT4, MT5, and cTrader. Trading conditions are average compared to other brokers across all six accounts, but FIBO Group's non-trading fees are high, including fees for deposits, withdrawals, and inactivity fees.  Although trading tools are limited, beginners will be able to subscribe to sophisticated automated trading signals and for PAMM accounts. FIBO Group also offers a relatively disappointing range of CFDs, but what is available should be enough to satisfy most beginners.

With excellent copy trading functionality and a range of accounts with low minimum deposits, including a micro-trading account, Liteforex appeals to beginner traders familiar with the Metatrader platforms.  However, traders should note that Liteforex's trading costs are higher than other similar brokers.   LiteForex offers two live account options, both with a low minimum deposit of 50 USD, making them accessible to beginner traders.  The ECN Account has tight spreads (starting at 0 pips on the EUR/USD) but this is in exchange for a commission of between 10 to 30 USD per lot traded.  The Classic Accounts is commission-free, but spreads are wider than other similar brokers, starting at 1.9 pips on the EUR/USD.    In addition to the MetaTrader 4 and Metatrader 5 platforms, LiteForex also offers a user-friendly proprietary copy trading platform.  The automated copy-trading system allows traders to duplicate the best trades, trade independently, share information, and communicate with their signal providers.  It also offers VPS hosting at a cost of 15 USD per month in addition to free independent market news and analysis from third-party provider, Claws & Horns.   Although not the best in the industry, LiteForex's education and market analysis materials are comprehensive and regularly updated, and appeal to both beginners and more experienced traders.   Apart from the high trading costs, other drawbacks are that LiteForex charges high withdrawal fees.  Additionally, its Deutsch clients will be trading under the LiteForex subsidiary registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, which provides virtually no regulatory oversight.