Plus500 vs Invest.com

Plus500 vs Comparison Table 2022
Plus500	Invest.com
Review 4.5 Traders from US not accepted	Invest.com has closed.
An investor with a Plus500 account can trade CFDs on underlying financial instruments such as Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Cryptocurrency (Availability subject to regulation), Options and Indices. With tight spreads and no commission, they are a leading global brand.
73% of retail CFD accounts lose money.
Awards
Best Overall Broker 2021 - DayTrading.com Best Overall Broker 2020 - DayTrading.com Best Overall Broker 2019 - DayTrading.com
Bonus
None
Instruments
CFDs
Demo Account
Yes
Minimum Deposit
$100
Payment Methods
Credit Card, Debit Card, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Swift, Visa, Wire Transfer
Minimum Trade
Varies by asset
Regulator
FCA, MAS, CySec, ASIC, FSA
Margin Trading
Yes
MetaTrader 4
No
MetaTrader 5
No
cTrader
No
AlgoTrader
No	-
OmniTrader
No	-
TradingView
No	-
Autochartist
No	-
eSignal
No	-
Trading Central
No	-
STP Account
No
ECN Account
No
DMA Account
No
MAM Account
No	-
PAMM Account
No	-
LAMM Account
No	-
Demat Account
No	-
AI / Machine Learning
No	-
Robo Advisor
No	-
Negative Balance Protection
Yes	-
Market Maker
Yes	-
P2P Trading
No	-
Spot Trading
No	-
Mobile Apps
iOS, Android and Windows
Auto Trading
-
Trade Signals
-	-
VPS Hosting
No	-
Tournaments
No	-
Demo Competitions
No	-
Ethical Investing
Yes	-
Social Trading
No
Copy Trading
No
Islamic Account
No
Account Currencies
USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, ZAR, CZK
Stock Exchanges
Australian Securities Exchange, Deutsche Boerse, Euronext, London Stock Exchange, SIX Swiss Exchange Trading	-
CFD
Leverage
1:30
FTSE Spread
Variable
GBPUSD Spread
Variable
Oil Spread
Variable
Stocks Spread
Variable

Review	Invest.com has closed.
73% of retail CFD accounts lose money.
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