Brokers with "No Requoting"

5. REQUOTING. This is a big pitfall that many traders fell into before realizing. Low spreads and commissions do not mean much if the forex trading broker decides to "trick" you with requoting. Basically, what it means is that when you transact with a buy/sell call for a currency pair at a certain price, the broker requotes and charge you on the requoted price rather than what you see.
The difference in transacted prices can be as much as 9 pips and beyond. Be wary of those dealers that keep requoting when you are making huge gains! It is common to have occasional ones but when it happens way too often, you should smell a rat. Always choose one that have a "no requoting" policy.


Anyone know which brokers have this policy?

Thanks!

Baxter FX provide unconditional trading, ie. no requotes or rejected trades, and AC Markets also claim to have a "what you click is what you get" policy.

Those are the only ones that I know of.

From what I gather, any broker that runs MT4 is a bucketshop that will exercise re-quoting.(happy to be corrected here as I rather like MT4 !)

Re-quoting is just another way to widen the spread and add slippage in favour of the broker.

Look for an ECN or a broker that doesn't run MT4 if you want to avoid re-quoting.

Most likely the spreads will be much wider given the current liquidity problem though.

All the best.

requoting is unavoidable on fixed spread platforms if you are doing any kind of size. ECN's won't necessarily requote you, but your spread will widen and can get a partial fill,,, up to you to find out what you prefer

Rumus2 trading platform. Fixed spreads and no re quotes at all. First you receive a two-way quote than you have 4 second to decide.