Broker comparison

Saxo vs Trading212

Both are rated "Strongly Trusted" in our records, with Trading212 scoring higher (9.5 against 9.0). They share ASIC and FCA as a listed regulator. This is a comparison of records, not a recommendation.

Saxo

Strongly Trusted
9.0 / 10
Full Saxo record

Trading212

Strongly Trusted
9.5 / 10
Full Trading212 record

Side by side

SaxoTrading212
Verdict
Strongly Trusted
Strongly Trusted
Score
9.0 / 10
9.5 / 10
Regulators listed
AMF, ASIC, CONSOB, FCA, FINMA, JFSA, MAS, SFC
ASIC, CySEC, FCA
Number of regulators
8
3
FCA register
Not listed
Registered
FCA warning
None recorded
None recorded
Record basis
Awaiting re-check
Reviewed
Record updated
18 Jun 2026
18 Jun 2026

Regulators compared

Shared

ASIC, FCA

Only Saxo

AMF, CONSOB, FINMA, JFSA, MAS, SFC

Only Trading212

CySEC

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Frequently asked questions

Is Saxo or Trading212 better regulated?
Regulation depends on the licensed entity, not the brand. In our records Saxo lists AMF, ASIC, CONSOB, FCA, FINMA, JFSA, MAS and SFC and Trading212 lists ASIC, CySEC and FCA. Check each licence on the regulator's register.
Which has the higher verdict, Saxo or Trading212?
Both are rated "Strongly Trusted" in our records, with Trading212 scoring higher (9.5 against 9.0). They share ASIC and FCA as a listed regulator. This is a comparison of records, not a recommendation.
Do Saxo and Trading212 share a regulator?
Yes: ASIC and FCA.

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