SAXO BANK
Saxo Bank is an exclusive multi-asset broker with brilliant research and a superb trading platform experience – as well as a stunning selection of over 60,000 tradeable instruments.
For active traders (or those who can afford to maintain the steep account balance requirements), Saxo Bank provides an immersive, rich trading experience with a towering selection of tools, research, and premium features.
Trust Worthy?
Saxo Bank is not publicly traded, does operate a bank, and is authorised by six tier-1 regulators (high trust), one tier-2 regulator (average trust), and zero tier-3 regulators (low trust). Saxo Bank is authorised by the following tier-1 regulators: Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC), Securities Futures Commission (SFC), Japanese Financial Services Authority (JFSA), Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Learn more about Trust Score or see where the different Saxo Bank entities are regulated. We would Saxo has an excellent trust score and one does need to worry when using it.
Saxo Pros and Cons
Pros
- Founded in 1992, Saxo Bank operates three regulated banks and is licensed in six tier-1 jurisdictions, making it a safe broker (low-risk) for trading forex and CFDs.
- Saxo Bank delivers access to over 60,000 instruments, including crypto derivatives (depending on your location), micro-futures and forex options.
- Saxo Bank's flagship platform, SaxoTraderGo, includes everything that traders might need to
- navigate the market.
- Offers complex orders types and account protection features to seamlessly manage risk.
- Saxo publishes its average spread data not only across trading sessions each day, but by order size – highlighting its ability to deliver best execution at scale.
- The addition of Corellian Academy content for risk management is a great complement to Saxo Bank's existing educational offering.
- Pricing for VIP and Platinum account holders is highly competitive, while Classic account holders pay closer to the industry average on pairs such as the EUR/USD.