FXOpen vs Trading 212 - Trading Brokers Comparison

FXOpen vs Trading 212 | Online Brokerage Comparison
FXOpen vs Trading 212 Comparison Table
Online BrokerMinimum DepositTrading PlatformsMarketsAbout
$1
Minimum Deposit
MT4, MT5, TickTrader
Trading Platforms
600+
Markets To Trade
FXOpen offers trading (including automated trading) on MT4, MT5 and TickTrader and has a Cent account with a $1 minimum deposit
About
$1
Minimum Deposit
Web Trader & Apps
Trading Platforms
10,000+
Markets To Trade
Trading 212 provides 10,000+ real Stocks and ETFs (along with CFDs) on a user friendly platform and has a $1 minimum deposit
About

FXOpen vs Trading 212 Comparison

FXOpen is an ECN broker offering trading in a core group of markets. Trading 212 provides considerably more markets to trade, offering both CFD trading (like FXOpen) and providing real Stocks to buy and sell on its Invest account.

FXOpen is a MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) broker and allows traders to use Expert Advisors (EAs) supporting both automated and non-automated trading.

Trading 212 offers a web trader and apps. The trader can switch between the demo account and live account from Trading 212's platform (and between its CFD and Invest accounts).

Quick comparison

FXOpen offers MT4. Trading 212 provides a web trader and apps. Trading 212 has more markets to trade, but FXOpen has a competitive number for an ECN broker.

Minimum deposit and key account features

The minimum deposit for FXOpen is $1. The minimum deposit for Trading 212 to trade CFDs is $/€/£10 (the minimum deposit for the Invest account is $/€/£1).

  • FXOpen offers ECN, STP, Micro and Crypto account types. The minimum deposit is $1 for the Micro account, $10 for the STP and Crypto accounts and $100 for the ECN account. The ECN account charges commissions on its markets, the STP does not charge commissions. The Crypto account is an STP account which additionally offers a range of Cryptocurrencies (which have a commission charge). FXOpen supports social and copy trading via ZuluTrade and Myfxbook. The minimum trade size is 0.0001 lots on the Micro account. Market news and analysis are available via RSS and an economic calendar is provided on FXOpen's website.
  • Trading 212 has a CFD and an Invest account. Trading 212 provides Videos, News, Analysis and an Economic Calendar on its trading platform and its website.

Markets

  • FXOpen offers Forex, Indices, Energy, Cryptocurrencies, Stocks and Metals, with 600+ available.
  • Trading 212 offers CFD trading in Forex, Indices, Energy, Cryptocurrencies, Metals, Stocks, Soft Commodities and ETFs, with 2,500+ available. Trading 212 on the Invest account offers real Stocks and ETFs, with 10,000+ available.

FXOpen has 45+ Forex Pairs. Trading 212 has 180+ Forex Pairs.

FXOpen vs Trading 212 Summary Table
BrokerTrading PlatformsDescription
FXOpen
Broker
MT4, MT5, TickTrader
Trading Platforms
FXOpen offers trading on MT4, MT5 and TickTrader (including automated trading) and has a Cent account with a $1 minimum deposit
Description
Trading 212
Broker
Web Trader & Apps
Trading Platforms
Trading 212 offers 10,000+ real Stocks and ETFs to trade on a user friendly platform, along with CFDs, and has a $1 minimum deposit
Description

Cryptocurrency CFDs

  • FXOpen offers Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, EOS, NEO, Monero, Bitcoin Cash, Dashcoin, IOTA, Ethereum Classic and Emercoin CFDs.
  • Trading 212 offers Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, EOS, NEO, Monero and Dash CFDs.

Leverage

Maximum leverage for FXOpen is 500:1. Maximum leverage for Trading 212 (FCA, CySEC or FSC regulated) is .

Commissions

  • For Forex, FXOpen charges a commission, which depends on volume traded, from $1.5 - $5 per standard lot per side. Other instruments have differing commission charges.
  • Trading 212 does not charge commissions.

Online trading platforms

FXOpen offers MT4, MT5 and apps. Trading 212 provides a web trader and apps.

Why FXOpen or Trading 212 ?

Traders who want to trade on MT4 or MT5 may do so at FXOpen. Traders who want to use online trading robots can do this at FXOpen. Traders who want to trade on TickTrader (which also supports automated trading) can do this at FXOpen. Traders who want to trade 10,000+ real Stocks and ETFs can do this at Trading 212, on a user friendly platform.

Comparison summary

  • Both brokers offer CFD trading
  • Trading 212 offers real Stocks and ETFs on its Invest account
  • FXOpen is an MT4 and MT5 broker
  • Both have low minimum deposits
  • Trading 212 provides many more markets to trade