When analyzing brokerage platforms, analysts usually pay attention to the following criteria:
Financial.
Economic.
Client.
Service.
Reputational.

A financial group includes the solvency of the company, the speed at which funds can be deposited and withdrawn, the presence of a commission, and the reliability of customer accounts. Trade turnover, its growth or decline, and trading dynamics are considered economic criteria.
A broker's client criteria indicate the degree of satisfaction its users have with its terms and conditions. Another important factor is the increase or decrease in active traders.
A service group reflects the quality of service and the availability of unique programs. Moreover, the trading conditions declared must coincide with the actual ones. A company's reputation helps determine its level of trustworthiness and reliability.