How it works
From “which firm?” to a plan you understand
Most people arrive wanting a recommendation. Rex is built to give you something better: the four decisions that actually narrow the field, in the order that eliminates the most options soonest.
The order that saves the most time
- STEP 1
Your country
It rules out more firms than any other filter, and it is the one most comparison tables ignore. Set it once and it follows you across firm, challenge and comparison pages.
- STEP 2
Your market
Forex/CFD and futures publish different rules in different units. Pick the one you actually trade before comparing anything, because the numbers do not translate.
- STEP 3
The rule that would end your account
For most traders that is the drawdown model — static, trailing intraday, or trailing at end of day. It matters more than the profit target and far more than the price.
- STEP 4
The real cost
The advertised fee is one of five numbers. Add activation, one reset, and the months a subscription would run before you compare two plans on price.
How to read a value on this site
Every number carries its evidence with it, so you never have to take a figure on trust.
- A value with a source and a read time is an accepted fact. Open the provenance control to see which page it came from.
- A value marked unverified is provisional: Rex found it on a lower-tier source and shows it rather than hiding it, but flags what it is.
- “Not published” means the firm does not state it. “Not collected” means Rex has not read it yet. “Not applicable” means the concept does not exist for that plan. They are never the same.
- Data Confidence is coverage of evidence, not a quality score. A firm with a low figure is not a worse firm; it is a less documented one.
- A module labelled Preview is illustrative. It is not part of the record and never affects any figure that is.
Where to go for what
- CountriesCan I use this firm at all?Availability, restrictions and the difference between unknown and allowed.Open →
- ListsNarrow by one propertyPlatforms, drawdown models, fee types, payout methods and more — every leaf is a real filtered list.Open →
- CompareTwo plans, side by sideIncompatible fields are marked rather than converted, so nothing is quietly coerced.Open →
- ToolsRun your own numbersCost, payout, drawdown and stage calculators. Nothing is stored.Open →
- GuidesWhat a rule actually doesWritten from published terms, linked to the options in the record that match.Open →
- EvidenceWhere every value came fromThe full registry of pages Rex cites, with read times.Open →
Questions
- Why does Rex not just tell me the best firm?
- Because the answer changes with your country, your strategy and your budget, and any site that gives you one answer regardless is selling something.
- Why are some fields blank?
- Because the firm did not publish them. Rex would rather show a gap than fill it with an assumption you cannot see.
- Can I trust the reviews?
- Not yet, and the site says so on every review module. They are preview content until a verified review service exists.
- Does setting my country send anything anywhere?
- No. It writes a value to this browser's local storage. There is no request, no cookie, no account and no location lookup.