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Freedom24 vs Trading 212

Both platforms are scored with the same methodology and the same category rubric. Nothing on this page is influenced by advertising.

 
21/100
63/100Higher score
Category rank#19#3
ConfidenceMedium confidenceHigh confidence
External Reputation93
AI Authority228
Web Authority2456
Expert Assessment4968
TOP10 User Score
PricingSMART: free monthly fee, min 2 USD/EUR per order + 0.02 per share (US/Europe) · free tier: PROMO plan: free, new EU-resident clients only, zero commission on US/Europe/CIS trades, valid 30 days then auto-switches to SMART£0 / €0 commission on real stocks and ETFs · free tier: Free account opening and holding, free demo account, no inactivity or account fee
Pricing modelSubscription plus per-trade commission (tiered)Usage-based
Best forActive, experienced European self-directed investors who want US IPO allocations plus Hong Kong and CIS market access under EU regulation, and who trade often enough to earn back a monthly subscription.First-time UK or EU investors putting small, regular amounts into global stocks and ETFs from a phone, holding for years, who will enable cash interest and fund the multi-currency wallet to avoid FX charges.
Avoid if You are a first-time or small-balance investor, a buy-and-hold saver, or anyone who needs a published, current, flat-fee price list before opening an account — the per-share tiered model, expiring free plan and transfer-out fees all work against you. You need phone support or fast resolution of verification, account or withdrawal problems, you are an active or advanced trader needing full order types and tight spreads, or you want funds, bonds, advice-led products or a desktop terminal.
MarketsRetail self-directed investors, EU residentsRetail investors, Beginners, Buy-and-hold investors
Founded2006
HeadquartersLimassol, CyprusLondon, United Kingdom

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