* Trading is risky. Your capital is at risk
Practice trading forex under real market conditions with our forex demo account. Learn how prices change, protect your trades using tools like Stop Loss, and build confidence for live trading.
It's also a good opportunity to get to know your trading platform. MetaTrader offers a range of indicators and timeframes designed to allow you to monitor the markets, and these can take a bit of getting used to.
By the time you're ready to move to live trading, you'll be confident to start using real money.
And if you get stuck at any point or have any questions, our dedicated Customer Support team are always happy to help.
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The industry favourite trading platform, MetaTrader 4 is ideal for beginners, Forex, and CFD traders worldwide.
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Open a trading account
A Practice account (also known as a forex demo account) is an account that lets you practise trading without risking any of your own money, as you'll be using virtual funds.
It offers exactly the same tools and features as a live trading account, and you'll be trading under real-market conditions.
Most of what you can do on a live trading account, you’ll be able to action on a Practice account.
You can open and close positions, adjust order types and choose from hundreds of different financial instruments. The trading platform works the same way too - the only difference is that the funds you're trading with are not real.
The features, conditions and tools are the same on a Practice account and live account. The only difference is that you're trading with virtual money, so there's no risk involved for you.
Stock CFDs are not available on the Practice account. Once you've moved to live trading though, there are thousands of different stocks for you to access, and you'll still benefit from experimenting with other instruments before.