Saxo Review: Is It Safe? Fees, App & Ranking

Saxo

3.64

5-10 years

Not Regulated

Broker

Questionable Regulatory License

Global Business

No Regulatory License

Be aware of the risks!

Basic Information

Country/Region

Hong Kong

Exchange AbbreviationSaxo

Company NameSaxo Capital Markets Pte Ltd

Operating Period5-10 years

Websitehttps://www.home.saxo

Trade TypeContract Trading

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Score

Regulation

Risk Control

Business

Reputation

Tech

RiskNotice

2 risk alerts

High Risk 1

Medium Risk 1

Exchange Overview

What is Saxo?

Saxo (Saxo Bank A/S) is a licensed and regulated Danish bank that provides an online trading platform where users can invest in global financial markets, protected by the Danish Guarantee Fund.

Platform Features

The platform offers one account, two platforms, focusing on low fees and enhanced investment capabilities, serving over 1.5 million clients, and provides features such as stock lending, advanced account tiers, demo accounts, and "Amazing Predictions".

Business Region

InfluenceA

CountryIndex

Belgium7.52

Denmark7.49

France7.04

Switzerland6.81

Netherlands6.69

Japan6.52

Poland6.22

United States5.28

Germany4.95

Singapore4.56

India4.52

Czech Republic4.30

Thailand3.95

Spain3.87

South Africa3.69

Brazil3.67

Qatar3.65

United Arab Emirates3.64

Vietnam3.60

Italy3.58

Nigeria3.53

Norway3.52

Canada3.44

Cambodia3.43

Australia3.43

Luxembourg3.42

Sweden3.41

South Korea3.37

Taiwan, China3.36

Finland3.34

Portugal3.34

Hong Kong China3.32

Ghana3.32

Israel3.29

Ukraine3.28

Slovenia3.27

Slovakia3.26

Indonesia3.26

Turkey3.26

Philippines3.25

Malaysia3.24

Uzbekistan3.24

Pakistan3.23

Saudi Arabia3.20

Russia3.18

Kenya3.15

Nepal3.12

Austria3.12

Lithuania3.11

Ireland3.08

Romania3.08

Hungary3.07

Iraq3.05

Egypt3.05

Oman3.05

Mexico3.04

Kazakhstan3.03

Greece3.03

Ethiopia3.02

Azerbaijan3.02

Georgia3.01

Bulgaria2.99

Cyprus2.98

Sri Lanka2.95

New Zealand2.95

Belarus2.92

Bangladesh2.91

Kuwait2.90

Morocco2.89

Uganda2.89

Latvia2.88

Myanmar2.87

Colombia2.87

Argentina2.87

Tunisia2.86

Zimbabwe2.85

Algeria2.85

Palestine2.84

Ecuador2.83

Croatia2.82

Bahrain2.81

Jordan2.81

Malta2.80

Peru2.78

Serbia2.77

Chile2.76

Estonia2.66

Panama2.64

Costa Rica2.64

Montenegro2.62

Moldova2.58

Bolivia2.55

Bosnia2.53

Iceland2.53

Mauritius2.53

Armenia2.48

Albania2.37

Venezuela2.33

Disclosure

Danger

FCA Warning List of unauthorised firms Saxo AI Innovation Bond (Clone of FCA authorised firm)

Saxo

UnitedKingdom

2025-11-13

Danger

FCA Warning List of unauthorised firms Saxo Bank/ Saxo Capital/ Saxo Advisory (Clone of an EEA Authorised firm and an FCA authorised firm)

Saxo

UnitedKingdom

2020-09-29

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