Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. The vast majority of retail client accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

RKX vs Equiti: Which Broker Suits You?

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RKX and Equiti both offer forex and gold trading on MetaTrader with a choice of account types. Here’s how they compare side by side.

Side-by-side comparison

RKX Equiti
Company you sign up with RKX Financial LC Limited (Saint Lucia) Equiti Brokerage (Seychelles) Ltd
Regulator — (group has FSCA and FCA entities) FSA Seychelles (SD064)
Platforms MT4, MT5, copy trading MT4, MT5, TradingView, WebTrader
Account types Micro, Core, Pro Classic, Standard, Premier
Lowest-cost account Pro: from 0.6 pips + commission Premier: from 0.0 pips + $3.50/lot/side
Commission-free accounts Micro, Core (from 1.4 pips) Classic (avg 1.6), Standard (avg 1.4)
Minimum deposit From $0, depending on account From $0 (Classic)
Maximum leverage Up to 1:1000 Up to 1:2000
Demo account Check with RKX Yes ($10,000 virtual)
Not available in UK, UAE, Hong Kong, Malaysia US, Belgium, Canada, Japan

Which is better for…

Beginners?
Both offer low-deposit, commission-free accounts. Equiti’s free demo and no-minimum Classic account make it easy to start; RKX’s Micro and Core accounts are also simple, commission-free options.

TradingView users?
Equiti — it supports TradingView alongside MetaTrader.

Copy trading?
RKX — it offers a copy-trading service.

Low-cost, active trading?
Both offer raw-spread accounts with commission (RKX Pro and Equiti Premier). Compare the total cost — spread plus commission — on the markets you trade most.

Traders in the UAE?
RKX doesn’t accept UAE residents; check Equiti’s eligibility for your country.

Things that are the same

  • Both offer forex, gold and other CFD markets on MetaTrader.
  • Neither offers negative-balance protection on these accounts, so stop-losses matter.
  • Both have very high maximum leverage — most traders use much less.

Our verdict

There’s no single “best” broker — it depends on how you trade. If you want TradingView and a free demo, Equiti is a natural fit. If you want copy trading on MT4/MT5, look at RKX. Many traders open a demo with both and compare the platforms for themselves.

Next step: See which of these brokers is available in your country on our compare page.

Capital at risk. This comparison is general information, not investment advice. Details checked 14 October 2026 — confirm current terms on each broker’s website.