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Eightcap vs Pepperstone

Side by side on the facts each broker publishes. Advertised costs are the brokers’ own “from” figures.

Updated

Limited data: Eightcap has 8 and Pepperstone has 7 of 12 comparable fields verified (we need 7 each for a full comparison). Treat this page as incomplete.

Key differences

  • Only Eightcap lists: FSA (Seychelles), FSC (Mauritius).
  • Only Pepperstone lists: DFSA, SCA.
  • Pepperstone has the lower stated minimum deposit ($0 vs $100).
  • Pepperstone offers cTrader, Proprietary; Eightcap does not list them.

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Eightcap compared with Pepperstone
FieldEightcapPepperstone
Score75.8/10081.9/100
RegulatorsSCB, FSA (Seychelles), FSC (Mauritius), ASIC, FCA, CySECSCB, ASIC, FCA, CySEC, DFSA, SCA
FoundedNot verified2010Founded in Melbourne.
PlatformsMT4, MT5, TradingViewAlso TradeLocker.MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, Proprietary
Minimum deposit$100NoneAccounts table shows $0; funding minimum $10.
Raw commission / side (advertised)$3.50USD 3.50 per side (GBP 2.25, EUR 2.75).$3.50Razor, "from $3.50 per lot, per side".
Spread from, no-commission account (advertised)1.00Advertised 'from' spread on the lowest-spread commission-free account; not a measured average.Not verified
Measured EUR/USD spreadNot yet testedNot yet tested
Max. leverageNot verified1:30 retail (1:500 professional)Bahamas entity page.
Copy tradingNot confirmedNot confirmed
Swap-free / IslamicNot confirmedNot confirmed
Deposit methodsMastercard, Visa, PayPal, BPAY, Skrill, NetellerNot verified
Restricted-country list1 listed (partial)Only US stated.Not found
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Sources for each value are on the individual broker pages. Data verified 11 Oct 2026.

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