Awards

International Business Times, FX Traders’ Choice Awards 2010
Global news leader International Business Times and market research firm Forex Datasource award their FX Traders’ Choice Awards ("Falcon awards") based on input from more than 1000 traders in 111 countries. OANDA received four awards in 2010: two in the Global FX Broker category for its funding and accounts departments, and two in the High Broker Satisfaction category from its European and Asian clients. Read the press release.

World Finance, Forex Awards 2009, "Best Trading Platform"
World Finance is a leading financial magazine, produced every two months by World News Media. The World Finance Awards identify achievement and best practice in the financial and business world, and are entirely chosen by readers through their online votes.

Treasury Today, Adam Smith Awards 2009, "The One to Watch"
Treasury Today is Europe's largest corporate treasury publication, read by over 60,000 corporate treasurers each month. Its annual Adam Smith Awards recognize leading companies for best practice and innovation within the treasury function. "The One to Watch" is a new category for 2009 that recognizes companies with the brightest potential for best practice and innovation. OANDA receives the award in particular for its fxGlobalTransfer product, which provides a transparent and low-cost forex pricing model to those seeking foreign exchange trading and transfer services.

Euromoney, 2008 Award for Excellence, Best Global Foreign Exchange House (finalist)
In shortlisting OANDA, Euromoney magazine says OANDA "has democratized FX in a way the banks simply have not." Acknowledging the unusual inclusion of a non-bank on its short list, Euromoney noted "...this award is not given solely to banks and it does not have to go to those firms that are the biggest players by volume. It is given for excellence and, on that basis, the inclusion of OANDA is fully justified... [OANDA's] spreads have long been ultra-competitive..." Other Finalists: Deutsche Bank (winner), Barclays, and UBS. Read the full article.