Swissquote Review 2026 — Regulation, Spreads & Fees

SwissquoteIndependent review

Swissquote — SIX-listed Swiss bank broker with FINMA/FCA licences and the strongest safety profile on this list; spreads above average.

Swissquote at a glance

Founded 1996
Headquarters Gland, Switzerland
Regulation FINMA (bank), FCA, CSSF, MFSA, DFSA, SFC, MAS, CySEC
Min deposit $1,000
EUR/USD spread ~1.3-1.7 Standard / 0.0 + $5.6 RT Elite
Max leverage 1:30 UK/EU, 1:100 Swiss, 1:400 Dubai
Platforms CFXD, MT4, MT5, app
Instruments forex, CFDs, real stocks & ETFs, options, futures, crypto, funds
US clients Not accepted
WebTrader score 82 / 100

Our verdict

Swissquote scores 82 / 100 in our ranking, which weights regulatory strength and execution quality first. Verify current conditions on the official site — spreads and leverage vary by entity and region.

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