Trade Nation

Founded 2014 · London, United Kingdom

Trade Nation

Multi-regulated broker known for transparent fixed spreads and no minimum deposit, offering its own platform alongside MT4 and TradingView.

At a glance

$0Min. deposit
1:30Max. leverage
0.6 pipsSpreads from
3Platforms
5Regulators
5Instruments
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24h uptimeLatency

About Trade Nation

Trade Nation is a multi-regulated brokerage founded in 2014 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom. It has built its reputation on transparent fixed spreads and a no-minimum-deposit account, positioning itself as a straightforward option for cost-conscious traders.

The firm holds authorisations across several jurisdictions, listing the UK's FCA, Australia's ASIC, South Africa's FSCA, the Bahamas' SCB and the Seychelles' FSA — a mix of tier-one and offshore oversight.

Trading is available through the proprietary Trade Nation platform as well as MetaTrader 4 and TradingView, covering forex, indices, commodities, shares and crypto CFDs. EUR/USD carries a fixed spread from 0.6 pips that does not widen during normal market hours, with a minimum lot size of 0.01 and no minimum deposit to get started. Retail leverage is capped at 1:30 under the FCA and ASIC, with higher limits available through the Bahamas and Seychelles entities.

With a FinPip rating of 4.1 out of 5, Trade Nation suits traders who value predictable fixed-spread pricing and a low barrier to entry, though its instrument range is narrower than that of large multi-asset brokers.

Regulation & Safety

  • FCA
  • ASIC
  • FSCA
  • SCB
  • FSA (Seychelles)
Founded: 2014Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

Key facts

Fees & Spreads

Min. deposit
$0
Spreads from
0.6 pips (EUR/USD)
Leverage
1:30 retail cap under FCA/ASIC; higher via the Bahamas (SCB) and Seychelles entities.
Min. lot size
0.01

Spread notes: Fixed spreads from 0.6 pips on EUR/USD that do not widen during normal market hours.

Platforms

Instruments
  • Forex
  • Indices
  • Commodities
  • Shares
  • Crypto CFDs

Pros

  • Transparent fixed spreads
  • No minimum deposit
  • Regulated by FCA, ASIC and FSCA

Cons

  • Smaller instrument range than large multi-asset brokers
  • Higher leverage only via offshore entities

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