Looking for recommendations on demo trading platforms

Broker Comparisons & Reviews
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Hey everyone, I know this question probably comes up often but I could really use some guidance. I have some experience with forex trading so I understand the basics of account setup. However, I’m running into issues when trying to find a good broker for demo trading.

I’ve attempted to create demo accounts with several brokers including FXCM, Pepperstone, and IG. The problem is that after signing up, I keep getting bombarded with promotional calls from random phone numbers. On top of that, their platforms have been really buggy with frequent crashes and slow loading times.

I’m specifically looking for a broker that integrates well with TradingView since that’s my preferred charting platform. I don’t need anything fancy, just a reliable demo account that won’t spam me with calls. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!

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Try XM or Forex.com for clean demos without spam.

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Pepperstone works fine with a fake phone number.

4

OANDA has solid demos and they don’t call much. Works fine with TradingView too.

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XTB’s demos are solid and they won’t spam your phone. I’ve used them for years - the TradingView integration works great.

Servers stay up and execution feels real. Unlike bigger brokers, they don’t sell your contact info to call centers.

Pro tip: use a throwaway email when signing up anywhere. Wish I’d done that before getting buried in broker spam.

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Alpari demo works decent with TradingView. They called once then left me alone.

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IC Markets has solid demos and won’t blow up your phone. Their platform syncs well with TradingView and doesn’t crash much. FP Markets is another good choice - stable servers and they won’t spam you. Both let you test with real market conditions minus the pushy sales calls. Avoid the big retail brokers if you want to learn without constant interruptions.

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Skip major retail brokers entirely. They sell your info to call centers. Try Tickmill or FXPro instead. Both have solid demos with TradingView integration and won’t blow up your phone. Their servers don’t crash during busy periods. Pro tip: get a Google Voice number for broker signups. Send calls straight to voicemail. This will reduce spam but still allow you to get important account updates.

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Exness could be your best bet. Their demo accounts are clean and they don’t push sales calls as hard.

TradingView integration works great and I’ve never had the platform crashes you’re dealing with.

You’ll still get some calls, but Exness is way more chill than the big retail brokers.