Regulated by CySEC and the Seychelles FSA, Errante caters to traders who prefer flexible trading conditions on the MT4 and MT5 platforms. However, traders should be aware that neither the minimum nor average spreads are published on its website.  Errante offers trading on multiple assets, including cryptocurrencies, share CFDs, commodities, metals, indices, and over 50 Forex pairs, an average selection compared to other brokers. Support is offered for both the MT4 and MT5 platforms in addition to a copy trading platform, but Errante offers virtually no trading tools. Errante's entry-level account offers comparatively poor trading conditions, with a minimum deposit of 50 USD, and EUR/USD spreads of [fxs-broker-property identifier="eur_usd_spread_smallest_account"] pips. Trading costs improve on the VIP and Tailor-made accounts, but this is in exchange for much higher minimum deposits.

A well-regulated broker with three simple accounts, Eightcap appeals to traders who are familiar with the MetaTrader and TradingView trading platforms and are looking for a wide choice of financial instruments.  Eightcap offers three live accounts and a demo account. All accounts have a minimum deposit of 100 USD (or currency equivalent), making them accessible to beginner traders. The Standard Account and TradingView Accounts have fees included in their spreads, which average at 1 pip (EUR/USD), while its Raw Spread Account offers competitive spreads from as low as 0.0 pips (EUR/USD) in exchange for a commission of 7 USD (round turn).  We were also pleased to find that traders can choose between the MT4, MT5, and TradingView platforms and that it offers a great range of trading tools, including Capitalise.ai, FlashTrader, and VPS services, although a trader has to trade a minimum of 5 lots and deposit at least 1,000 USD to access the VPS.  Eightcap also has a decent education section, and its research materials are comprehensive, in-depth and updated frequently.