FX Trust Score Awards 2025

From 29 September – 17 November 2025

Now in our second year, the FX Trust Score Awards are fast becoming one of the most respected recognition platforms in the forex industry, celebrating the most trusted names in forex. Independent judging coupled with our proprietary FX Trust Score Index methodology ensure these awards remain transparent, fair and credible.

Explore the Awards 2025 Categories

From global excellence to regional champions, our awards recognise brokers and fintech leaders across three key areas.

Core Excellence Awards

7 single-winner categories judged by our panel & FX Trust Score data.

Examples:

Best Forex Broker (Overall)
Best Trading Platform
Best Customer Support

Tiered Recognition Awards

10 categories with platinum and gold winners.

Examples:

Best Broker for Beginners
Best Mobile Trading App
Best Regional Broker Europe, Asia-Pacific, MENA, Africa, Latin America

Special Prestige Awards

5 sweeping, premium awards, judge-only.

Examples:

Broker of the Year 2025
Most Trusted Broker 2025
CEO of the Year (Leadership in Forex)

Ready to showcase your achievements today?

It takes 2 minutes to enter.

Why enter the FX Trust Score Awards 2025?

Winning an FX Trust Score Award isn’t just about recognition, it’s about standing out in one of the most competitive industries in the world – forex.
Here is what your brokerage or prop firm gains when you enter:

Industry Recognition

Be celebrated as one of the best in forex, recognised by both traders and peers.

Media Exposure

Gain global visibility through media coverage, social campaigns and our official winners’ showcase.

Client Trust & Credibility

Strengthen your reputation with a badge of trust that reassures existing clients and attracts new ones.

Marketing Advantage

Leverage your award in advertising, campaigns and events, both online and offline, to boost your brand’s impact and visibility.

Don’t miss your chance to shine in a competitive industry.

Awards Timeline

Your journey to recognition is simple and transparent. Here is how our Awards will unfold:

1. Nominations Open 🗳️

29 September 2025

Submit your entry and showcase your brokerage across one or more categories.

2. Judging 🧑‍⚖️

3-14 November 2025

Our independent panel reviews all entries, supported by FX Trust Score data.

3. Winners Announced 🏆

17 November 2025

Celebrate with us as we reveal 2025 winners across Core, Tiered and Special categories.

Mark your calendar and take the first step toward industry recognition.

Ready to Shine at the FX Trust Score Awards 2025?

See Awards Terms & Conditions

Any questions?

Get in touch with us with any questions you may have and our team will be happy to help.

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