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Euronext FX Review
Euronext FX is an institutional spot FX and precious metals ECN owned by Euronext. It serves banks, funds, and brokers, not individual retail traders.
Min Deposit
N/A
Spreads From
Not published for individuals, pricing depends on institutional liquidity pools
Max Leverage
Not applicable, this is an interbank style ECN, not a retail margin account
Platforms
Euronext FX ECN, spot FX and precious metals, Euronext FX NDF trading
Pros
- Backed by Euronext, a large publicly listed pan European exchange group
- Matching engines in New York, London, Tokyo, and Singapore for wide coverage
- Singapore arm is a Recognised Market Operator under the Monetary Authority
- Supports 100 plus currency pairs plus precious metals and NDF trading
Cons
- Built only for institutions, so individual retail traders cannot sign up
- Spot FX trading here is not regulated the same way as a stock exchange
- No public minimum deposit, spread, or account information for individuals
Euronext FX began as FastMatch, an electronic network for spot foreign exchange founded in 2012 by Dmitri Galinov and backed by FXCM and Credit Suisse. Euronext bought around 90 percent of FastMatch in 2017 for about 153 million dollars, then renamed it Euronext FX in 2019.
The platform matches orders in spot FX, precious metals, and non deliverable forwards through engines in New York, London, Tokyo, and Singapore. Its Singapore arm, Euronext Markets Singapore, is a Recognised Market Operator under the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Clients include banks, asset managers, hedge funds, and proprietary trading firms, not everyday retail traders.
Euronext FX sits inside the wider Euronext Group, whose main stock exchanges answer to regulators like the AFM in the Netherlands and the AMF in France. Spot FX trading itself is not a regulated securities market the way a stock exchange is, so this link reflects the parent group rather than a direct license for currency trading.
Max Leverage
Not applicable, this is an interbank style ECN, not a retail margin account
Spreads From
Not published for individuals, pricing depends on institutional liquidity pools
Platforms
Regulators
- AFM (Netherlands)
- AMF (France)
