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Forex brokers that accept Visa and Mastercard
By Wealth.cat editorial team Updated October 7, 2026 Facts verified on October 7, 2026
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Brokers with Visa / Mastercard deposits and withdrawals
| Brokers | Our score | Fee · time | Min. deposit | Regulator | Read review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Deriv | Not rated yet | Deposit instant; withdrawal 1 working day (USD 10-10,000) | $0 | BVI FSC, VFSC, FSC, CIMA, Labuan FSA | Read review |
 FXPesa | Not rated yet | $0 · Deposits instant; withdrawals 1-2 working days (crediting to the card may take up to 15 working days) | $0 | CMA (Kenya) | Read review |
 IC Markets | Not rated yet | No IC fee · Deposit instant; withdrawal 3-5 business days (rarely up to 10) | $0 | CySEC, CMA (Kenya), FSA | Read review |
 Octa | Not rated yet | No Octa fee · Deposits usually within minutes (up to 30 min); Visa withdrawals from 20 USD | $25 | CySEC | Read review |
 Pepperstone | Not rated yet | Free · Deposit immediate; withdrawal up to 1 business day | $0 | DFSA, FCA, CySEC, ASIC, CMA (Kenya), CMA (UAE), SCB | Read review |
Fees and times are what each broker publishes for Visa / Mastercard; your bank, wallet or the network may charge extra.
How card payments work at brokers
Paying with a Visa or Mastercard debit or credit card is the most familiar way to fund a trading account, and deposits usually arrive within minutes. Withdrawals work differently. Most brokers send money back to the card first, up to the amount you deposited with it, and pay any profit above that by another method such as a bank transfer — a common anti-money-laundering rule.
Before you deposit
- Check that your bank allows it. Some banks block payments to trading sites, and some card issuers charge a cash-advance fee on credit cards.
- Watch the currency conversion. If your card is in a different currency from your trading account, your bank or the card network converts the amount, often with a margin.
- Use a card in your own name. Brokers reject third-party payments as part of their anti-money-laundering checks.
- Think about withdrawals first. Plan how you will take profits out before you deposit.
The table lists brokers that support cards for both deposits and withdrawals; fees and times are what each broker publishes.