EXANTE

EXANTE Information

EXANTE is an investment services firm established in 2011 that provides global multi-asset financial services. Regulated by CySEC, the company provides its clients with various financial markets, including stocks, bonds, futures, options, funds, currencies, precious metals, and ETFs. A minimum deposit of €10,000 or €50,000 is required for an individual account or corporate account, respectively. Besides, it requires a withdrawal fee of €30.

Pros and Cons

Is EXANTE Legit?

EXANTE has a Market Maker (MM) license regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) in Cyprus with a license number of 165/12.

Apart from holding the Market Maker (MM) license, EXANTE's regulatory status in the United Kingdom has been revoked. Meanwhile, it is listed as a Suspicious Clone regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in China, Hong Kong, and the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) in Malta.

What Can I Trade on EXANTE?

EXANTE offers the clients 1,000,000+ tradable assets, including metals, futures, options, currencies, funds, bonds, stocks, and ETFs. You have a good mix of investment options.

Account Type

EXANTE requires a significant initial deposit (€10,000 for individuals, €50,000 for corporations) for one account, with demo accounts offered. However, each client can benefit from a dedicated manager for personalized support.

EXANTE Fees

EXANTE Spreads & Commissions

EXANTE highlights its minimum rates across various asset classes. The spreads offered by EXANTE start from 0.3 pips for currencies.

Non-Trading Fees

Trading Platform

Deposit and Withdrawal

EXANTE requires a minimum deposit of €10,000 for individuals and €50,000 for corporations. Besides, it requires a withdrawal fee of €30 or its equivalent. Withdrawal requests are processed within one day, and funds are typically received within 3-5 banking days.