Alpari Wins "Best Execution" Award at Dubai Forex Expo 2026

Alpari has picked up the "Best Execution" award at Dubai Forex Expo 2026, recognition the broker says reflects its work on order handling and the day-to-day experience it offers clients across its account and platform line-up. The announcement was published on 13 October 2026.

Founded in 1998, Alpari has spent more than 28 years in the financial markets, and the award adds another entry to its industry profile while spotlighting a part of trading that shapes client outcomes directly: how incoming orders are received, processed and filled.

Account structure and pricing

Alpari runs four main account types, all of which use a Market Execution model that fills orders at prevailing market prices. The entry-level Micro account is commission-free and operates on MetaTrader 4 with a minimum deposit of 30 US dollars. The Standard account, from 100 dollars, is also commission-free and available on both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.

For cost-focused traders, the ECN account starts at 200 dollars with spreads from 0.1 pips, while the Pro ECN account starts at 500 dollars and quotes spreads from 0.0 pips in exchange for a commission of 2.5 dollars per lot on forex rather than a widened spread.

Clients can trade more than 750 contracts for difference spanning forex, precious metals, energy, indices, stocks and cryptocurrencies. Both platforms support a broad set of order types — market, limit and stop orders, stop-limit, trailing stops and one-cancels-the-other (OCO) instructions — giving traders several ways to control how positions are opened and closed.

Execution matters most to frequent and short-horizon traders, for whom the handling of each individual order feeds into the wider result of a strategy. Still, the broker notes that execution is only one factor in how traders select a venue, alongside trading costs, platform availability, account conditions, customer support and risk-management tools.

Against that backdrop, the Best Execution award recognises a single component of the trading experience while pointing to the infrastructure behind it, Alpari said. Trading forex and CFDs carries a risk of capital loss, and the firm stated that the material is informational and educational rather than investment advice.