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Best Forex Brokers in Finland

Finland is a stable EU economy with growing trading activities over the years. FIN-FSA, Finland’s financial regulatory body allows forex trading activities and has policies in compliance with ESMA guidelines and MiFID II directive. To help you make informed decisions when choosing a broker, we compared dozens of brokers in areas like regulatory framework, trading platforms, leverage, fees, and more.

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81GO Markets Investor protectionBonusVolume Rebate Program by GO MarketsGreat Customer ServiceMin deposit $0Max leverage 1:500Regulated by FSC, ASIC, CySEC +2Add to compare listRating 4.1 / 5Start trading
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Pros

  • Highly Regulated Broker: GO Markets is licensed by ASIC (Australia), CySEC (Cyprus), FSC (Mauritius), and FSA (Seychelles).

  • Extensive Range of Tradable Assets: The broker offers 600+ instruments, such as forex, indices, commodities, metals, cryptocurrencies, and CFDs on global stocks.

  • Multiple Trading Platforms: Unlike most brokers who merely support MT4 or MT5, GO Markets provides cTrader, TradingView, and WebTrader as well.

Cons

  • No Fixed-Spread Accounts: All accounts are variable spread, which might not suit traders who prefer the stability of fixed spreads.

  • Regional Restrictions: Clients from certain countries, including the US and Canada, cannot open accounts due to regulatory limitations.

  • No Islamic or Swap-Free Accounts: Go Markets does not offer Islamic or Swap-Free accounts unlike many popular brokerages.

82Solus FinanceBonusRefer a Friend & Earn with SolusFinance24/7 Trading CompetitionsRegulated by NoAdd to compare listRating 4.1 / 5Start trading
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Pros

  • Gamified Trading: Solus gamifies the complex trading experience which is great for new traders with limited complex trading knowledge.

  • Proprietary Mobile App (Android): The company has a proprietary mobile trading app available on PlayStore.

  • Multiple Online Payment Options: Traders (or players) can fund their accounts via Crypto, PayPal, Volet, and Cryptic.

Cons

  • Unclear Regulatory Framework: ITU Financial Services Inc. is registered in Delaware, US but not as a financial services provider. According to the company, they do not identify as a brokerage and therefore do not need to be regulated.

  • No Visa or Mastercard Payment Options: The company does not accept Visa or Mastercard payment options.

  • No iOS App: Solus lacks an iOS mobile app. Currently, the app is only available for Android devices and all mobile devices through mobile web.

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