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Abstract:Expert HFM broker review: FCA/DFSA/FSA licences, MT4/MT5 & App, Zero raw 0.0 spreads, swap-free options, and active bonus/loyalty/demo contest programs.
We evaluated HFM as a multi-licensed broker with FCA/DFSA/FSA (Seychelles) entities and broad multi-asset coverage (FX, metals, indices, stocks, commodities, bonds, ETFs, crypto). Pricing is competitive—Zero offers RAW 0.0 spreads with $3/lot commissions; Premium/Cent emphasise no minimum deposit and swap-free conditions; Pro requires $100. Promotions currently include Traders Awards, ROFM (Return on Free Margin), an HFM Loyalty Program, and a Demo Contest—useful for non-monetary benchmarking and practice. From a risk standpoint, we weigh protections (segregation, negative balance, €5m insurance) against cross-jurisdictional differences and the usual CFD risks.
Pros | Cons |
Multi-entity regulation (FCA, DFSA, FSA Seychelles). | Offshore regulated by FSA. |
Wide market coverage incl. Bonds/ETFs/Crypto. | Card withdrawals limited to deposit sums; excess via bank wire. |
Platform choice: MT4, MT5, WebTerminal, HFM App. | |
Swap-free options and transparent rollover policy. | |
Funding flexibility; no HFM deposit/withdrawal fees; 24/7 withdrawal processing. |
HFMs promotions page highlights Traders Awards 2025, ROFM (daily earnings up to 3% on free margin from a prize pool), HFM Loyalty (Bars), and a Demo Contest. Availability and details vary by region; always read terms before joining.
Risk Note (YMYL): We never treat leverage, bonuses or contests as a substitute for a tested strategy. Use small sizes, set stop-losses, and confirm regional terms before funding.
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