Saxo Bank vs Easy Markets

Saxo Bank vs Easy Markets Comparison Table 2023
Saxo Bank	Easy Markets
Review 4	Review 3
Traders from US not accepted See available CFD brokers	Traders from US not accepted See available CFD brokers
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.	easyMarkets is a multi-regulated forex broker offering leveraged trading opportunities on forex, stocks, indices, commodities and crypto. With fixed spreads, an affordable initial deposit, regulation from several reputable bodies and a diverse selection of account currencies, this broker provides simple and straightforward trading solutions to a diverse range of traders.
66% of retail accounts lose money.
Comment by Reviewer
"Saxo is best for active traders and advanced investors with an unrivalled selection of instruments alongside premium market research and fee rebates. The 190 currency pairs with tight spreads also make Saxo great for forex traders."	"Casual traders who want a secure and straightforward trading environment will find a good broker in easyMarkets. The fixed spreads and upfront fees will also appeal to newer traders and cost-conscious investors."
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	Wide range of asset classes with a good depth of tradeable instruments Regulated by several upper-tier bodies including CySEC and ASIC Up to 50% first deposit bonus for new traders (outside the EU) Supports MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and TradingView Free research tools and news feeds Responsive customer support Low fixed spreads Free research tools Bitcoin account
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	Doesn't accept US clients No raw spreads or cent account options Spreads on standard account are wide Lacks forex and VPS calculators No copy trading
Instruments
CFDs, Forex, Stocks, Indices, Commodities, ETFs, Bonds, Futures, Options, Warrants, Crypto	Stocks, CFD, Forex, Crypto
Demo Account
Yes	Yes
Minimum Deposit
	€100
Trading Platforms
TradingView	MT4 MT5 TradingView
Payment Methods
Credit Card JCB Card Mastercard TransferWise Visa Wire Transfer	AstroPay Bitcoin Payments BPAY Credit Card Debit Card JCB Card Mastercard QIWI Skrill Sofort UnionPay WeChat Pay
Minimum Trade
Variable	Variable
Regulator
FCA, DFSA, MAS, SFC	CySec, ASIC, BVI, FSCA
Margin Trading
Yes	No
STP Account
No	No
ECN Account
Yes	No
DMA Account
No	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
Yes	Yes
Mobile Apps
SaxoTraderGo (iOS, Android, Windows)	iOS, Android and Windows
Auto Trading
Excel Automation via OpenAPI
Copy Trading
No	No
Social Trading
No	No
Trade Signals
Yes
VPS Hosting
No	Yes
Tournaments
No	No
Demo Competitions
No	No
Ethical Investing
No	No
Custodial Account
No	No
Guaranteed Stop Loss
No	Yes
Islamic Account
Yes	Yes
Account Currencies
USD EUR GBP CAD AUD JPY SEK DKK CHF	USD EUR GBP CAD AUD JPY TRY SEK CHF PLN CZK
Stock Exchanges
London Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange S&P 500 Shenzhen Stock Exchange Toronto Stock Exchange	London Stock Exchange
Commodities
Copper Corn Gold Natural Gas Oil Silver	Gold Palladium Silver Soybeans
CFD Trading
Saxo Bank offers a secure and reliable way to trade 8,800+ CFDs spanning forex, stocks, indices, commodities, options and bonds. The broker's extra features include a trading academy, powerful charting and analytical tools and trading signals, helping it stand out from many alternatives.	Trade CFDs on hundreds of instruments including forex, equities, commodities, indices and cryptocurrencies with fixed or variable spreads and no commission charges. The CFD trading environment is intuitive and secure.
Leverage
1:30 (Retail), 1:66 (Pro)	1:30
FTSE Spread
1.2 pts (Variable)
GBPUSD Spread
0.7 (var)	0.9 (MT4)
Oil Spread
0.03	3 pips
Stocks Spread
0.10% (subject to min commission)	0.1% Var
Forex Trading
With around 190 forex pairs and spot metals, 140 forwards, top-tier liquidity, fast execution and spreads from near zero, Saxo Bank offers exceptional flexibility and value to forex traders. Advanced charting from TradingView is another plus for active forex traders.	Trade 60+ forex pairs including majors, minors and a selection of exotics and crosspairs with fixed spreads from 1.8 pips or variable spreads from 0.8. FX traders also get advanced trading software in MetaTrader.
GBPUSD Spread
0.7 (varies by region)	1.3 var (MT5)
EURUSD Spread
0.2 (varies by region)	0.9 (MT4)
EURGBP Spread
0.6 (varies by region)	1.5 (MT4)
Assets
40+	81+
Cryptocurrency
Saxo Bank offers BTC, ETH and LTC in CFD pairs against USD, EUR and JPY for shorter-term trades, as well as 12 funds tracking popular cryptocurrency price movements for longer-term trades.	Trade 20 cryptocurrency CFDs paired with USD with high leverage available up to 1:400 on easyMarkets' offshore branch. Traders can speculate on major digital assets like Bitcoin.
Spread
Variable	Variable
Coins
BTC ETH LTC XRP XTZ SOL ADA DOT	BTC XRP ETH LTC BCH XLM ADA ALG SOL UNI DOT LNK ZEC OMG MTC DSH DOG CHZ AVA
Crypto Lending
No	No
Crypto Mining
No	No
Crypto Staking
No	No
Auto Market Maker
No	No

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66% of retail accounts lose money.
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