Guide

Every part of FTC, explained

FTC is a forex community with news, an economic calendar, broker profiles, signal providers, a moderated forum and live chat. Each page below explains one area and the rules that apply to it.

Markets

Live prices and interactive charts for gold, the major currency pairs, crosses, oil, stock indices and crypto.

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News

Market news from primary sources, plus explainer guides on forex, currencies and economic data.

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Calendar

Upcoming releases and decisions, the clock for each trading session, and alerts for the events that matter to your markets.

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Brokers

Regulated brokers with their licences, the register checks FTC has made, and a way to report a problem.

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Signals

How signal providers are approved to post in the chat, and what the rules are for their signals and results.

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Community

Forum discussions with replies, polls, accepted answers, follows and member profiles, plus community events and the feed.

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Live chat

The live chat for everyone, with reactions, replies, mentions and private messages between connected members.

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Accounts

Your public profile, your trading accounts, and the connector that keeps an account's figures up to date.

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Learn

Beginner lessons in order, quizzes, a glossary of trading terms, and the community events that teach live.

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Partners

Verified partner accounts for brokers, signal providers, VPS providers, expert advisor sellers and copy trading service providers.

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Points

How members earn recognition points for their contributions, verify their identity, and apply for monetization.

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Your account

How to control notifications, your privacy and your data on FTC, and how to download or delete it.

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Search and app

How to find things on FTC, follow it with feeds, and install it on your phone or computer.

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Trust and rules

The editorial policy, the community rules, moderation and appeals, corrections and how we handle disputes.

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FTC shows information and tools for learning and comparing. It doesn't give financial advice. Read the risk warning before you trade.