Licensed Banks Offering Forex Trading

Trading banks such as Swissquote, Saxo and Dukascopy hold full banking licences, which brings bank-level capital requirements and, for cash deposits, access to deposit-guarantee schemes.

Broker Licences on record Licence Score Actions
1 S Swissquote Trading bank, since 1996 FCAFINMAMASSFCCSSFDFSA+1 92Very strong Licences Visit site
2 S Saxo Trading bank, since 1992 ASICFCAFINMAJFSAMASSFC+2 84Very strong Licences Visit site
3 D Dukascopy Trading bank, since 2004 FINMAJFSABank of Latvia 69Strong Licences Visit site
4 C Consorsbank Trading bank, since 1994 BaFin 60Moderate Licences Visit site
5 SB Sony Bank Trading bank, since 2001 JFSA 60Moderate Licences Visit site
6 C comdirect Trading bank, since 1994 BaFin 60Moderate Licences Visit site
7 SS SBI Sumishin Net Bank Trading bank, since 2007 JFSA 59Moderate Licences Visit site
8 AJ au Jibun Bank Trading bank, since 2008 JFSA 59Moderate Licences Visit site
9 C Cornèrtrader Trading bank, since 2016 FINMA 55Moderate Licences Visit site
10 F Fineco Trading bank, since 1999 CONSOB 53Moderate Licences Visit site
11 SB Standard Bank Online Trading Trading bank, since 1862 FSCA 48Moderate Licences Visit site

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