Bankinter Broker

Bankinter Broker is a bank-affiliated forex broker offering broad access to global currency markets via web and mobile platforms. It emphasizes transparent pricing, clear risk disclosures, and a straightforward client experience.

Key facts

8.2/10
Our rating
#54
Trust rank
1965
Founded
2
Licences
1
Countries accepted
HeadquartersSpain
Broker typeMarket Maker
RegulationCNMV; CMVM
PlatformsProprietary
InstrumentsCommodities, Forex, Indices
Fee levelMedium

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Pros

  • • CNMV-regulated EU bank broker (MiFID II/ESMA compliant)
  • • Negative balance protection for retail FX/CFD accounts
  • • Instant funding and withdrawals via Bankinter bank accounts
  • • Spanish-language support and in-house research
  • • Web and mobile platforms with advanced order types and risk controls
  • Cons

  • • No MT4/MT5 or cTrader support
  • • No copy trading or automated EAs
  • • ESMA retail leverage cap (max 30:1)
  • • Limited FX-focused tools and analytics
  • • Limited third-party integrations/APIs
  • Key Features

  • • CNMV regulation and bank level security
  • • Forex and CFD trading on major pairs
  • • Web and mobile platforms with advanced charting
  • • ESMA leverage limits and margin closeout rules
  • • Risk management with stop loss take profit and negative balance protection
  • • Research market news and economic calendar
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    bankinter operates under different entities by region. You should confirm which entity serves you and check its authorization on the official register of your local regulator. Verify the legal name, license status, and any client money protections, such as segregated accounts and complaint routes. Review the order execution policy, terms, and risk disclosures before you open an account. Protections and coverage can differ by country and product. This content is for general information on BrokerCatalogue and should not be taken as financial, legal, or investment advice.

    bankinter typically provides access to major and minor currency pairs and may offer additional markets through cash products or derivatives, such as indices, commodities, and shares. The exact product list, trading hours, and contract specs can differ by entity and platform. Some instruments may require appropriateness checks before you trade. You should review the product schedule, risk summaries, and market notices in your region. Availability can change based on rules in your country. This is general information from BrokerCatalogue and is not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    You can trade through a web platform and a mobile app. Core tools usually include live quotes, interactive charts, drawing tools, watchlists, and news. Common order types are market, limit, stop, and trailing stop, with options to add stop-loss and take-profit. You can set price alerts and view account reports. Exact features vary by region, account type, and platform version. Test tools with a practice setup if available, and read the platform guide. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue, not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    You typically pay a spread on each trade and, for some account types, a separate commission. Positions held overnight can incur financing charges. Other costs can include currency conversion, market data, platform, or inactivity fees, depending on your setup. Deposit and withdrawal fees may apply based on method and location. Always review the fee schedule, rate cards, and terms provided by the exact entity that serves you. Costs can vary by instrument and region. This overview is for general information on BrokerCatalogue and is not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    You can usually fund by bank transfer and cards, subject to account verification and local rules. Withdrawals often return to the original source, in line with anti-money-laundering controls. Processing times and fees depend on your bank, method, and region. Some methods may not be available in your country. Check cut-off times, minimums, and name matching rules before you request a payout. Support can provide status updates and required documents. This information is general only via BrokerCatalogue and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice.

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