8 brokers · 21 accounts · 29 regulated entities · checked 20 Sep 2026
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Cost in dollarsOne market at a time. Lower is cheaper.
40 round turns a month, flat by the close. Still all spread and commission. One lot of gold ($428,620 of metal).
The broker prints a number with no unit, or calls it “pips” without saying what a gold pip is, so the same figure could mean $1.20 or $12 a lot. We show what they published and leave it out of the ranking.
Spread$0.09 an ounce × 100 oz$9
Commission, round turn$6
One round turn$15
Intraday trades a month40
Gold Cost Index · one lot a month$600
Spread$0.09 an ounce × 100 oz$9
Commission, round turn$7
One round turn$16
Intraday trades a month40
Gold Cost Index · one lot a month$640
Spread$0.12 an ounce × 100 oz$12
Commission, round turn$7
One round turn$19
Intraday trades a month40
Gold Cost Index · one lot a month$760
Where the broker published a figure at all, we print it in the broker's own units and leave it there. Converting an undefined unit would mean guessing, and a guess here changes the answer by a factor of ten.
Where the broker published a figure at all, we print it in the broker's own units and leave it there. Converting an undefined unit would mean guessing, and a guess here changes the answer by a factor of ten.
Where the broker published a figure at all, we print it in the broker's own units and leave it there. Converting an undefined unit would mean guessing, and a guess here changes the answer by a factor of ten.
Where the broker published a figure at all, we print it in the broker's own units and leave it there. Converting an undefined unit would mean guessing, and a guess here changes the answer by a factor of ten.
Where the broker published a figure at all, we print it in the broker's own units and leave it there. Converting an undefined unit would mean guessing, and a guess here changes the answer by a factor of ten.
Monthly cost = spread and commission on every trade, plus overnight swap. 3 of 8 brokers publish enough to work it out. Leverage depends on which regulated company you sign up with. How we rank
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