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Best gold & commodity brokers in the United States

Brokers that legally serve residents of the United States and name a gold product (spot metals and gold futures) on their own pages. Each is ranked by its Coinish Score on our United States list for that product. Open any row to see the quotes behind its gold facts. How we rate

Gold in the United States at a glance

  • 2 brokers that legally serve residents of the United States offer gold, by their own published pages: 1 with spot metals and 1 with gold futures.
  • Top pick by Coinish Score: FOREX.com (71/100, Editor Rating 4.1/5).

Retail forex trading involves a high level of risk and is not suitable for all investors. Leverage can work against you as well as for you, and you can lose more than expected. CFDs are not available to US residents.

Only 2 brokers with a verified licence and a quoted gold product for the United States so far. This list will grow as we verify more brokers.

  1. 1
    FOREX.com logo
    Top pick

    FOREX.com

    GAIN Capital Group LLC · CFTC / NFA (Tier 1)

    Locally licensed

    Gold products

    Spot metals

    Gold cost (as published)

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    Commodities

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    71

    Coinish Score

    4.1/5 rating62 signal
    Where these gold facts come from (1) · ranked on its Forex row
    1. gold · broker's own site · apps.apple.com · Oct 14, 2026

      “Spot gold and silver contracts are not subject to regulation under the U.S. Commodity Exchange Act.”
  2. 2
    TradeStation logo

    TradeStation

    TradeStation Securities, Inc. · SEC / FINRA (Tier 1)

    Locally licensed

    Gold products

    Gold futures

    Gold cost (as published)

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    Commodities

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    60

    Coinish Score

    4.0/5 rating41 signal
    Where these gold facts come from (1) · ranked on its Stocks row
    1. gold · broker's own site · tradestation.com · Oct 14, 2026

      “Gold (COMEX) GC”

Two ways to trade gold on this list

Spot metals

Prices taken from the spot market (XAU/USD). Outside the US, retail clients usually get these as CFDs or rolling contracts, so the same leverage and risk rules apply.

Gold futures

Exchange-traded contracts to buy or sell gold at a set date. They are leveraged, have expiry dates and are mainly used by active traders.

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