Abstract:Founded in 2023, London Financial is an unregulated financial company based in the UK.
| London Financial Review Summary | |
| Founded | 2023 |
| Registered Country/Region | United Kingdom |
| Regulation | No Regulation |
| Trading Products | CDs Fund, Piggy BankDealing, Desk Contracts |
| Demo Account | ✅ |
| Leverage | Up to 1:500 |
| Spread | / |
| Trading Platforms | Web-based |
| Min Deposit | $100 |
| Customer Support | 24/5 support |
| Email: info@londonfinancial.com | |
| LinkedIn, Facebook | |
Founded in 2023, London Financial is an unregulated financial company based in the UK.

| Pros | Cons |
| Demo accounts available | New to the market |
| No regulation | |
| Only email support |
At present, London Financial lacks valid regulation. Please pay high attention to the safety of your funds if you choose this broker.
London Financial offers CDs Fund (Certificates of Deposit), Piggy BankDealing, and Desk Contracts.
CDs Fund (Certificates of Deposit) is the premier investment option of this firm.

Traders can deposit funds into CDs Fund (Certificates of Deposit) accounts, Piggy Bank accounts, and Desk Contracts accounts. The min deposit requirement is $100 (for Piggy Bank).

The maximum leverage is up to 1:500. Nevertheless, while high leverage can enhance returns, it also amplifies the risk.
London Financial claims to charge nearly zero commission.
London Financial's web trading platform provides access to over 2000 assets. This platform features multi-chart display windows with independent chart functions. Trending tools such as Trading Central, Events & Trade are available. Moreover, secure management tools are provided for trading, accounts, and risk. Users can customize style and chart settings including color, timing, and price action display. The services adhere to European Standards.


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