I have read in these pages positive reviews concerning INTERBANKFX, and with the horrible experience of two live accounts behind me (they belonged to a woman in Malaysia who had gotten into trouble !) I can state beyond ANY shadow of a doubt, next to Crown, they are the WORST broker out there.
My opinion is based on the simple rule of buying at the ask and selling at the bid for a long position, which is universal in our world (unless you use an ECN and can split the spread, but thats another story) and Interbank DOES NOT ALLOW ITS BID TO REACH THE CORRECT TP POINT, CONSISTENTLY --- only its ask price hits the correct tp point !
In other words, they stop one or more pips AWAY from the correct tp point and then reverse, leaving you sitting with a trade that any other broker would have closed !
Their SHORT trades are even worse, because THEY CHOOSE where in the spread they are going to honor the tp point, and it varies constantly with the same currency.
Additionally, to prevent scalping i presume, you cannot move your tp point if you are within a 10 pip target of the market price ---- lets say your present tp point is 1.0000 and the present price is 0.9996. You notice, because of increased momentum the tp point will move to the 200 ma, and you go to adjust it --- unless that tp point is AB0VE 1.0016, you CANNNOT change your price because of the "10 pip" rule. One finds MANY brokers who will allow a 2 or 3 pip change, which gives you a 7 pip advantage over interbank.
In my 6 year experience with forex and 30 year experience with equities, I have NEVER run into a broker that does that and while it may be of no importance to those who exit "in an area" or before or after the "real" tp point, its a bloody pain in the nether regions for those who know how to identify take profit points consistently.
other than that, i use ECN's (namely EFX) for trading, and eliminate any and all shennanigans brokers pull !
enjoy and trade well
mp