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Swissquote vs Trade Nation

Side-by-side comparison of regulation, trading costs, platforms, and account types for Swissquote and Trade Nation.

SwissquoteTrust 8.9/10
FINMA
FCA
MAS
SFC

Swiss bank-grade broker offering forex and CFDs alongside traditional banking. FINMA-regulated and listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange — a premium choice for security-focused traders willing to accept higher entry costs.

Trade NationTrust 8.4/10
FCA
ASIC
FSCA
SCB

UK FCA broker (formerly Core Spreads) offering fixed 0.6 pip spreads on EUR/USD across both retail and pro accounts. Zero minimum deposit and TN Trader plus TradingView support make it a clean low-friction pick for transparent-cost trading.

Quick verdict

  • Trust: Swissquote has the higher trust score.
  • EUR/USD spread: Trade Nation is tighter on EUR/USD.

Side-by-side comparison

FeatureSwissquoteTrade Nation
Trust score8.98.4
RegulatorsFINMA, FCA, MAS, SFC, DFSAFCA, ASIC, FSCA, SCB
HeadquartersGland, SwitzerlandLondon, United Kingdom
Founded19962014
Min deposit$1,000$0.00
Max leverage1:1001:200
EUR/USD spread1.30 pips0.60 pips
Commission per lot$0.00$0.00
Raw spread account
Standard account
Swap-free account
cTrader
MT4
MT5
TradingView
Scalping allowed
EAs / algo allowed
Hedging allowed
Copy trading
Deposit methodsBank Wire, Credit/Debit CardBank Wire, Credit/Debit Card, PayPal, Skrill
Withdrawal methodsBank WireBank Wire, Credit/Debit Card, PayPal, Skrill
Withdrawal speed24h24h
Base currenciesUSD, EUR, GBP, CHFUSD, EUR, GBP, AUD

Swissquote is best for

Swing traders
High-volume traders

Trade Nation is best for

Beginners
Day traders