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Market makers and dealing desk brokers are similar in that they both facilitate trades within their own platforms, but they are not exactly the same.

Market makers typically provide liquidity by creating a market for traders, while dealing desk brokers may take a more active role in managing orders, which can lead to potential conflicts of interest.

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Regardless of what methods they use, you can identify blacklisted forex brokers with these suspicious attributes:

1. Promises of big profits
2. Claims of no risks
3. No reputable regulation
4. Unprofessional practices
5. Questionable platforms
6. Fake rating
7. No SSL certificates

Whether you have already signed up to a forex broker or are about to commit yourself to one, here we provide you with a checklist to assess the reliability of a broker:

1. My broker holds at least one license from reputable regulators such as FCA, ASIC, CFTC, etc.
2. My broker's website has an SSL certificate.
3. My broker offers reliable trading platforms such as MT4, MT5, cTrader, etc.
4. My broker does not interfere with the withdrawal of my funds.
5. My broker does not ask me about my debit/credit card information.
6. My broker does not make unrealistic promises and claims.
7. My broker has quick and responsive customer support.
8. My broker receives great ratings and reviews from multiple reliable and independent sources.
9. My broker accepts payment with standard methods, such as Visa/Mastercard, Wire Transfer, PayPal, or Skrill.
10. My broker does not rely on its operation around additional services like binary options, PAMM, etc.

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To be successful, your broker should be:

• Allows a minimum deposit of USD50.
• Provides trading with micro lots (0.01).
• Charges no commission.
• Offers low spreads (less than 2 pips for major pairs).

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Regulated brokers typically offer leverage in the range of 1:50 to 1:200, depending on the specific broker and the region.

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