Capital.com vs Saxo Bank

Capital.com vs Saxo Bank Comparison Table 2023
Capital.com	Saxo Bank
Review 1.8	Review 4
Traders from US not accepted	Traders from US not accepted
Capital.com offer CFDs on a range of markets with competitive spreads and zero commissions. The broker also offers the Investmate app, negative balance protection and leveraged trading.	Saxo is a multi-award-winning trading brokerage, investment firm and regulated bank. With a huge 72,000+ trading instruments, plus investment products and managed portfolios, clients have no shortage of opportunities. The trusted brand also offers transparent pricing and top-tier regulatory protection from 10+ agencies including FINMA, FCA & ASIC.
Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 84% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.	66% of retail accounts lose money.
Pros
	Powerful proprietary trading platforms with comprehensive charting packages and advanced analysis tools High-level research hub with curated market reports, plus unique insights with 'Outrageous Predictions' Excellent educational resources including podcasts, webinars and expert-led video insights Access to comprehensive third-party analysis tools including TradingView and Updata Highly accessible and flexible ISA account with no entry or exit fees Heavily regulated and trustworthy brand based in Switzerland Low fees with premium account tiers
Cons
	High deposit requirements for trading accounts Access to Level 2 pricing requires a subscription Clients from some jurisdictions not accepted including the US and Belgium
Awards
Top 5 Trading Platforms Globally 2021 - BrokerChooser Best Mobile Platform / App - Investment Trends
Instruments
CFDs, forex, indices, shares, commodities, spread betting (only available in the UK), cryptos (not available in the UK)	Forex, CFDs, indices, shares, commodities, cryptocurrencies, futures, options, warrants, bonds, ETFs
Demo Account
Yes	Yes
Minimum Deposit
£/$/€20 (By credit card - varies by payment method)
Payment Methods
Apple Pay Boleto Credit Card Debit Card Giropay GlobePay iDeal Mastercard PayPal Przelewy24 Sofort Trustly Visa Wire Transfer	Credit Card JCB Card Mastercard TransferWise Visa Wire Transfer
Minimum Trade
$1	Vary by asset
Regulator
FCA, CySEC, ASIC, FSA	DFSA, MAS, FCA, SFC
Margin Trading
Yes	No
MetaTrader 4
Yes	No
MetaTrader 5
No	No
cTrader
No	No
AlgoTrader
No	No
OmniTrader
No	No
TradingView
Yes	Yes
Autochartist
No	No
eSignal
No	No
Trading Central
No	No
STP Account
No	No
ECN Account
No	Yes
DMA Account
No	No
MAM Account
No	No
PAMM Account
No	No
LAMM Account
No	No
Demat Account
No	No
AI / Machine Learning
Yes	No
Robo Advisor
No	No
Negative Balance Protection
Yes	No
Market Maker
No	No
P2P Trading
No	No
Spot Trading
Yes	Yes
Mobile Apps
iOS & Android + InvestMate	SaxoTraderGo (iOS, Android, Windows)
Auto Trading
Yes - through MT4
Copy Trading
No	No
Social Trading
No	No
Trade Signals
	Yes
VPS Hosting
No	No
Tournaments
No	No
Demo Competitions
No	No
Ethical Investing
No	No
Custodial Account
No	No
Guaranteed Stop Loss
No	No
Inactivity Fee
0
Islamic Account
No	Yes
Account Currencies
USD EUR GBP PLN	USD EUR GBP CAD AUD JPY SEK DKK CHF
Stock Exchanges
Australian Securities Exchange Borsa Italiana Bombay Stock Exchange CAC 40 Index France DAX GER 40 Index Deutsche Boerse Dow Jones Euronext FTSE UK Index Hang Seng Hong Kong Stock Exchange IBEX 35 Japan Exchange Group London Stock Exchange Nasdaq National Stock Exchange Of India New York Stock Exchange SIX Swiss Exchange	London Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange S&P 500 Shenzhen Stock Exchange Toronto Stock Exchange
Commodities
Aluminium Cocoa Coffee Cannabis Copper Corn Cotton Gold Lithium Oil Orange Juice Palladium Platinum Silver Soybeans Sugar Wheat	Copper Corn Gold Natural Gas Oil Silver
CFD Trading
Trade CFDs on an array of assets with ultra-low spreads	Trade 8,900+ CFDs spanning forex, stocks, indices, commodities, options and bonds with powerful tools and signals.
Leverage
1:30	1:30
FTSE Spread
0.9 pt var	1.2 pts (Variable)
GBPUSD Spread
0.00013 pips var	0.7 (var)
Oil Spread
0.03 pips var	0.03
Stocks Spread
Var	0.10% (subject to min commission)
Forex Trading
Capital.com offer a long list of forex CFD pairs for trading. All have competitive spreads. The firm also ensures negative balance protection	Get tier 1 liquidity on an impressive range of 189 currency pairs and spot metals, plus 130 forwards, from 0.4 pips.
Forex App
Capital.com offers the highly rated Investmate app. As well as leveraged forex trading with competitive spreads and fees, the application offers a comprehensive educational package for beginners. The FX investing app is free to download from the respective app store with a live Capital.com account.
GBPUSD Spread
0.00013 pips (var)	0.7 (varies by region)
EURUSD Spread
0.00007 pips (var)	0.2 (varies by region)
EURGBP Spread
0.00015 pips (var)	0.6 (varies by region)
Assets
130+	40+
Cryptocurrency
Capital.com have some of the tightest spreads available on cryptos. They also offer crypto-only pairs, so that investors can trade cryptos versus each other, not purely the $ or € price. (Crypto not available to UK retail clients).	Trade cryptos against major fiat currencies or take a longer-term view with ETNs.
Spread
66 pips (BTC to USD)	Variable
Coins
BTC XLM ETH XRP NEO TRX BTG LTC QTUM XEM ADA BTS	BTC ETH LTC XRP XTZ SOL ADA DOT
Crypto Lending
No	No
Crypto Mining
No	No
Crypto Staking
No	No
Auto Market Maker
No	No

Review	Review
Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 84% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.	66% of retail accounts lose money.
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