The B2C Awards at The International FX Awards 2026 recognize forex brokers serving retail traders directly, highlighting excellence in platform performance, pricing, execution, client experience, innovation, and trust. If your business supports retail traders, this is where your market reputation is measured, compared, and recognized.
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In a highly competitive retail forex market, trust and visibility define broker growth. Recognition at The International FX Awards 2026 proves real market relevance and trader confidence.
The B2C Awards spotlight brokers that deliver real trading value to end clients. From spreads and execution to platform usability, education, and support, these awards focus on what actually matters to traders in live trading environments.

Better execution
quality

More transparent
pricing

Improved trading tools and education

Enhanced customer support
This collective improvement strengthens the global forex market and enhances trader confidence.
A focused shortlist of 16 high-demand B2C award categories, designed to maximize participation, market relevance, and global recognition across the forex industry.
These categories reflect where brokers compete hardest—and where traders pay the most attention.
Vote NowThe B2C Awards at The International FX Awards 2026 are open to:

Retail forex
brokers

CFD trading
platforms

Multi-asset and
global brokers

Mobile-first
trading apps

Social, copy, and community-driven platforms
If your platform serves retail traders anywhere in the world, this is your opportunity to be recognized.
Early participation in the B2C Awards gives your brand stronger visibility throughout the evaluation and voting cycle, better positioning during shortlisting, and greater exposure during peak trader engagement periods. The International FX Awards 2026 is not about hype—it is about trust, performance, and market relevance. If traders choose your platform, this is your opportunity to be evaluated, compared, and recognized before category capacity limits reduce late-entry exposure.