Advertising Disclosure
At Forex.ke, some links on our website may be affiliate links. That means if you click through to a broker or partner and later open an account or complete another qualifying action, we may earn a commission.
These partnerships help fund our work and keep Forex.ke free to use.
Using an affiliate link should not increase the fees you pay to a broker. Any charges, spreads, commissions, or trading costs are set by the broker, not by us.
Our Editorial Independence
Our commercial relationships do not control our editorial opinions.
A broker cannot pay for a better review, a higher rating, or a more favourable recommendation. We review brokers using our own methodology and editorial standards, not based on who pays us.
If a broker does not meet our standards, that should be reflected in our coverage whether we have a commercial relationship with them or not.
That matters because trust disappears pretty quickly when every broker somehow ends up looking “excellent.” Funny how that happens on some sites.
How Affiliate Links Work
When you click certain links on Forex.ke, a tracking code or cookie may be used so the partner can recognise that the visit came from our website. If you later sign up or take another qualifying action, we may receive compensation.
This may be on a one time basis or another agreed commercial model, depending on the partner arrangement.
Not every broker or link on Forex.ke is an affiliate link. Some links are included purely for editorial or informational reasons.
Citations and Commercial Links
We keep editorial citations separate from commercial intent.
Links used to support factual claims, such as references to regulation, broker terms, payment methods, or official documents, are there to help readers verify information. They are not placed to drive commissions.
Where affiliate links are used in broker reviews, comparison pages, or commercial content, we aim to make that relationship clear.
Kenya Focus
Because Forex.ke is built for traders in Kenya, our commercial content may sometimes include brokers that accept users from Kenya or support locally relevant funding methods, including M Pesa where available.
That does not mean every broker mentioned is right for every trader. Readers should still review the broker’s terms, risks, and account conditions carefully before signing up.
Current Commercial Partners
Below is the current list of firms with which Forex.ke or one of our sister sites has commercial arrangements:
- 4xCube
- AAAFx
- ActivTrades
- AdroFx
- Alpari
- Anzo Capital
- AvaTrade
- Axi
- Axiory
- BDSwiss
- Bitfinex
- BitMEX
- BlackBull
- BullionVault
- Bullwaves
- Bybit
- CEX.IO
- City Index
- CMC Markets
- CMTrading
- Coinbase
- Defcofx
- Eightcap
- Errante
- eToro
- eToro USA
- Exness
- FBS
- FinPros
- Firstrade
- Focus Markets
- FOREX.com
- Fortrade
- FP Markets
- FreshForex
- FundedNext
- Fusion Markets
- FXCC
- FXCM
- FXGiants
- FXGT
- FXOpen
- FxPro
- FXTM
- Global Prime
- GO Markets
- HeroFX
- HYCM
- IC Markets
- IC Trading
- IFC Markets
- IG
- Ingot Brokers
- InstaForex
- InstaTrade
- Interactive Brokers
- IronFX
- JustMarkets
- Kraken
- LHFX
- LiteFinance
- LiteForex Europe
- LMFX
- M4Markets
- Markets.com
- Moneta Markets
- Moomoo
- MultiBank FX
- Nexo
- NinjaTrader
- NordFX
- OANDA US
- OKX
- OnFin
- Optimus Futures
- Pepperstone
- Pionex
- Plexytrade
- Plus500
- Plus500US
- PrimeXBT
- PU Prime
- Qtrade
- RoboForex
- Saxo
- SimpleFX
- Skilling
- Spreadex
- Swissquote
- Switch Markets
- Tickmill
- TMGM
- TopFX
- Trade Nation
- TradeUp
- Ultima Markets
- UnitedPips
- Vantage
- VT Markets
- xChief
- XM
- XTB
- Zacks Trade
- ZuluTrade
Our Commitment
We believe readers should know how a site is funded.
Advertising and affiliate partnerships can help support a website, but they should never replace honest editorial judgement. Forex.ke aims to be open about those relationships and clear about the difference between commercial links and independent content.
This article was last updated on: March 13, 2026