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FPG vs Interstellar
Cashback, regulation and trading conditions side by side — then earn a per-lot rebate on every trade, paid weekly.
ASIC-regulated Australian broker (established 2019) running on MetaTrader 4, with Cent and Standard accounts, leverage up to 1:500 and 200+ instruments across forex, metals, indices and crypto. The ASIC licence places it in a stronger regulatory tier than many cashback brokers; the trade-offs are MT4-only (no MT5) and a narrower set of funding methods.
First InterStellar Group (FISG), established 2011 and headquartered in Cyprus, is regulated by CySEC (166/12), ASIC (389753) and the FSCA, with an FSA (Seychelles) entity for international clients. It runs MetaTrader 4 (MT5 rolling out) plus its own FISG app across forex, metals, energies and crypto, with Standard, ECN and Cent accounts and swap-free options. Leverage runs from 1:30 on the EU/ASIC entities up to 1:500 offshore.
FPG vs Interstellar — FAQ
Is FPG or Interstellar better for cashback?
FPG returns more per lot — up to $9.60/lot vs $9.00/lot. Your actual cashback depends on your volume, account type and instruments, so compare the per-asset rates above.
Can I earn Expaid cashback on both FPG and Interstellar?
Yes. Link an account at each broker through Expaid and earn a per-lot rebate on both, paid weekly — win or lose.
Do FPG and Interstellar change my spreads when I use Expaid?
No. Expaid adds cashback through an introducing-broker (IB) link, so your spreads, execution and trading conditions stay exactly the same.
Cashback figures are per standard lot and reflect current Expaid partner rates; they vary by account type and instrument. Compare every broker on the rate board.