Fineco

Fineco forex broker offers a multi-asset trading platform with broad currency pair access, built-in research, charting, and risk management tools. It delivers a streamlined web and mobile experience for order placement and account management in one integrated platform.

Key facts

#14
Trust rank
1999
Founded
4
Licences
2
Countries accepted
HeadquartersItaly
Broker typeMarket Maker
RegulationBanca d"Italia; CONSOB; FCA; PRA
PlatformsProprietary
InstrumentsForex
Fee levellow

Updated

Pros

  • • EU-regulated bank broker; segregated client funds
  • • Negative balance protection (ESMA)
  • • Proprietary PowerDesk platform with advanced charting and order types
  • • Multicurrency account with instant FX conversion
  • • Competitive variable spreads on major FX pairs
  • Cons

  • • No MetaTrader (MT4/MT5) or cTrader support
  • • Retail leverage capped at 1:30 (ESMA/UK)
  • • Smaller FX pair selection vs top brokers
  • • No social/copy trading features
  • • No open API for automated trading
  • Key Features

  • • EU Bank Regulated by Bank of Italy and CONSOB
  • • Forex CFDs with ESMA Leverage up to 30 to 1
  • • Proprietary Platforms PowerDesk Web and Mobile
  • • Advanced Charting and Order Types including Trailing Stops
  • • Multicurrency Accounts and Real Time FX Conversion
  • • Negative Balance Protection for Retail Clients
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Fineco operates under banking and investment firm rules in the places it is licensed. You trade under local conduct and prudential standards. Client money is safeguarded per applicable law, with separation from company funds where required. You can review risk and disclosure documents before you start. Use strong authentication and keep your login secure to reduce account risk. This is general information for education only and is not financial or legal advice.

    You can trade major and minor currency pairs, and in some regions contracts that track currencies. Availability depends on your country and account. You place market, limit, and stop orders. Orders fill at available prices; fast moves can cause slippage or gaps. Margin lets you control larger exposure but can increase losses. Learn how rollover and overnight charges work before you hold positions. This is general information only and not advice.

    Fineco provides proprietary web, mobile, and desktop trading. You get watchlists, charts with drawing tools, price alerts, and account reports. Some accounts include advanced order types, depth features, and analytics. You may be able to test features in a practice mode. Platform availability, data access, and tools vary by region and status. Check system needs, connection quality, and any platform fees before you trade. This is general information only.

    You pay costs through spreads and, on some instruments, commissions. Leveraged positions can incur overnight financing. If your account and trade currencies differ, conversion costs can apply. Account, platform, deposit, withdrawal, and inactivity charges may also apply. Costs change over time and vary by region, account type, and method. Review the current fee schedule and the order preview before you place a trade. This is general information and not advice.

    You open an account online and submit ID and residency documents. Approval depends on checks in your region. You can fund by bank transfer and other supported methods; options vary by country. Withdrawals go to an account in your name. Processing times depend on method and verification status. Keep your profile up to date to avoid delays. Support can help with status and requirements. This is general information only.

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