CommSec vs Tiger Brokers

CommSec vs Tiger Brokers Comparison Table 2024
CommSec Tiger Brokers
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3.5

Tiger Brokers is #35 in our broker rankings.

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CommSec is a top Australian retail broker offering a suite of trading tools & products.

Founded in 2014, Tiger Brokers is a stocks and securities broker based in China, offering 350+ products on a proprietary trading terminal. The broker is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) among others, and is listed on NASDAQ. As of 2021, the broker has 2 million account holders with an annual trading volume of $404.3+ billion.

Comment by Reviewer
"Based on my experience, Tiger Brokers is an excellent choice for dedicated stock traders looking to trade US, Asian and Australian shares, as well as options, futures, warrants and interest rates. It’s also great for anyone looking for explore an innovative proprietary trading platform."
Pros
  • I’m satisfied with the brokers strong industry reputation, with multiple awards, custodian backing (including from Interactive Brokers and DBS bank), and its appointed listing on the NASDAQ
  • I think Tiger Brokers competes well with similar brands when it comes to market coverage, with an excellent range of stocks and funds from US and Pacific exchanges
  • I appreciate that there’s no minimum deposit to get started on the powerful trading terminal, which is accessible via a stable desktop app or mobile device
  • I also appreciate that the broker supports fee-free deposits via bank wire and Wise, in a range of currencies including HKD, USD, AUD and EUR
  • I feel relatively safe registering with this broker since it holds reputable licenses with multiple bodies including the SEC, FINRA and MAS
  • There’s a free demo account available for those who want to browse the platform’s features before committing real funds
  • I found several customer service options, including a live chat, telephone number, WhatsApp and email
Cons
  • I think some traders may feel restricted by the single proprietary platform offering, with no access to popular third-party stock trading terminals like MetaTrader 4
  • Compared to traditional brokers, there’s limited account funding methods which may be a drawback for traders used to depositing via e-wallets
  • Compared to some other brokers, I think the range of educational resources and market analysis tools is lacking a little
  • I’m a little disappointed that there’s no EMEA market access which would serve a wider cohort of investors
Awards
  • Innovation Excellence 2020 - Canstar
Instruments
Shares, Options, ETFs, Warrants, Fixed Income Securities Stocks, Options, Futures, Stock Options, ETFs, Warrants, Interest Rates
Demo Account
No Yes
Minimum Deposit
$500 $0
Trading Platforms
  • Own
  • Tiger Trade
  • TradingView
Payment Methods
Minimum Trade
0.01 Lots 1 Lot
Regulator
ASIC MAS, SEC & FINRA, ASIC, SIPC, NFA, DTC, NSCC, HKMA
Margin Trading
No Yes
Margin Rate
3.0%
STP Account
No No
ECN Account
No No
DMA Account
Yes No
MAM Account
No No
PAMM Account
No No
LAMM Account
No No
Demat Account
No No
AI / Machine Learning
No No
Robo Advisor
No No
Negative Balance Protection
No No
Market Maker
No No
P2P Trading
No No
Spot Trading
No No
Mobile Apps
Yes Yes
Copy Trading
No No
Social Trading
No No
Trade Signals
No
VPS Hosting
No No
Tournaments
No No
Demo Competitions
No No
Ethical Investing
No No
Custodial Account
No No
Guaranteed Stop Loss
No No
Islamic Account
No No
Account Currencies
  • USD
  • EUR
  • GBP
  • AUD
  • USD
  • EUR
  • AUD
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