Company Overview – Swissquote
Overview
Founded in 1996 in Switzerland, Swissquote has grown into a global leader in online trading and financial services. The broker offers a wide range of instruments, including forex, stocks, indices, commodities, bonds, and cryptocurrencies. Clients can trade through advanced platforms such as Mobile App, MT4, MT5, and Money Manager.
Pros & Cons
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Pros: Strong regulation, broad product offering, reliable platforms, multiple account types.
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Cons: Customer support is not available around the clock, which can be a drawback in urgent cases.
Reliability
Swissquote operates under four regulatory bodies:
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FINMA (Switzerland)
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FCA (UK)
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DFSA (Dubai)
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MFSA (Malta)
These regulators ensure transparency, investor protection, and financial stability.
Markets & Accounts
Swissquote provides access to over 400 instruments, including forex, CFDs, commodities, bonds, and digital assets. It also offers unique access to Swiss markets such as the Swiss Market Index (SMI) and international exchanges like NYSE, NASDAQ, and LSE.
Account types include Premium, Prime, Elite, Professional, and Islamic Accounts, each tailored with different minimum deposits, spreads, leverage, and personalized services to meet both retail and institutional needs.
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