Who we are
Auron FX is an independent guide to international forex brokers, aimed at readers in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt and similar markets who search for broker information in English. The site is run by a small editorial team. You can reach the author on Telegram at @kattakon.
Why we built it
Many broker comparison pages are written like advertisements. They promise easy profit, hide the weak points and bury the risk warning. We wanted a calmer reference: what each broker offers, how accounts differ, how to fund and withdraw, how to install the trading platform safely, and what the downsides are.
How we review brokers
Our editorial rules are simple.
- Numbers such as spreads, minimum deposits and bonus percentages come from the broker's own public pages. If we cannot confirm a figure, we say that it depends on the account type or country and that the cashier shows the final value.
- We do not invent personal experience. If we describe a common complaint, we present it as something users often report, not as a test result of ours.
- Every review lists real disadvantages, not only strengths.
- We do not promise profit, publish fake testimonials or show made-up social proof.
- Pages are updated when we notice that a broker has changed its terms, and each page shows its update date.
We are not a broker
Auron FX does not hold client money, does not accept deposits and does not provide trading services. We are also not the official website of any broker we write about. When you click a "Go to" or "Open account" button, you leave our site and register directly with the broker, which becomes responsible for your account and your funds.
How the site earns money
Most of the links to brokers are partner (affiliate) links. If you register through them and trade, the broker may pay us a commission. This costs you nothing extra, but it is a financial interest, and you should know about it. We aim to keep it from shaping our conclusions: brokers with no bonus, or with clear weaknesses, are described that way.
Risk and regulation
Forex and CFD trading carries a high risk of loss. Leverage can multiply losses, and the majority of retail traders lose money. Regulation also varies: many brokers serve clients in our target countries through international entities, which may offer less protection than a local licence. In some countries, including India, authorities publish lists of unauthorised platforms, so check the rules that apply to you. Nothing on this site is personal investment advice.
Contact
Found an error, an outdated figure or a broken link? Message @kattakon on Telegram and we will check it. For problems with an account, deposit or withdrawal, contact the broker's support directly, because we have no access to your account.
How we review brokers
Every broker page on Auron FX is prepared by our editorial team using the same checklist:
- We take trading conditions — spreads, commissions, minimum deposit, leverage and swap rules — from the broker's own website and legal documents, not from other review sites.
- Each page shows the date the conditions were last checked. When a broker changes its terms, we update the page and the date.
- We list the downsides as well: offshore regulation, withdrawal limits, verification requirements, inactivity fees and bonus conditions.
- We do not publish "guaranteed profit" signals, hacked terminals or bots — these are scams. Trading CFDs carries a high risk of losing money.
Trading conditions last checked: 2026-10-23.
Partner links
Some links on Auron FX are partner (IB / affiliate) links. If you open an account through them, the broker may pay us a share of its spread revenue. This does not change your spreads, commissions or conditions. Auron FX is not a broker and never holds client money.
Risk warning and how to check a broker
Forex and CFDs are leveraged products: you can lose more than you expect, and most retail traders lose money. Trade only with money you can afford to lose. Before depositing, check the broker in an official regulator register:
- FCA Register — UK regulator register
- CySEC — Cyprus regulator
- FSCA — South Africa regulator