CFDs are complex instruments with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail accounts lose money.

Best stock brokers in Vietnam

We checked which brokers let people living in Vietnam trade stocks: 3 of the 7 we follow do. XTB takes first place, followed by two brokers picked from those that serve Vietnam. Buying in USD or EUR from a VND bank account adds a conversion cost on every deposit, compared below.

How we score

Each broker gets five sub-scores out of 5:

Regulation and safety (30%), trading costs (25%), platforms and tools (20%), range of markets (15%) and ease of use (10%). The overall score is the weighted average, rounded to one decimal.

Availability is checked against each broker's published country lists. The ranking order is editorial and reflects our commercial agreements, so it does not always follow the scores. Full methodology

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Top 3 stock brokers for Vietnam

  1. 2
    Interactive Brokers logo

    Interactive Brokers

    4.7

    The widest market access here, with low costs and top-tier regulation

    Real shares and ETFs Stocks and ETFs on more than 150 markets, including Korea since 2026; commission-free iShares ETFs through recurring investments for EEA clients.

    Minimum deposit
    No minimum
    Platforms
    Trader Workstation (TWS), IBKR Desktop, Client Portal (web) +2
    Entity for Vietnam
    Interactive Brokers LLC / regional affiliate — Top-tier regulators
    CFDs
    Yes
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    Interactive Brokers homepage screenshot
    Interactive Brokers homepage, showing the desktop platform and mobile app and the new AI-assisted analysis integrations.

    What we like

    • Listed on Nasdaq and regulated by top-tier authorities worldwide
    • Access to stocks, options, futures and bonds on 150+ markets
    • No minimum deposit and no inactivity fee
    • Accepts residents of most countries

    Watch out for

    • Trader Workstation has a steep learning curve
    • CFDs are not available to US residents
    • Account opening asks for more documents than most brokers

    Fees

    Two pricing plans: Fixed (one all-in commission) and Tiered (lower exchange-based commission plus pass-through fees). CFD commissions are charged per trade, with financing on overnight positions. There is no inactivity fee.

    Best for

    Experienced investors who want access to global exchanges.

    Visit Interactive BrokersRead the review

    CFDs carry a high risk of losing money.

  2. 3
    eToro logo

    eToro

    4.3

    CopyTrader and a social feed on a Nasdaq-listed platform

    Real shares and ETFs Real stocks and ETFs on 26 exchanges including Japan, with social investing; 0.75% currency conversion at the base tier.

    Minimum deposit
    Varies by country
    Platforms
    eToro web platform, eToro mobile app
    Entity for Vietnam
    eToro (Europe) Ltd or regional entity — CySEC
    CFDs
    Yes
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    eToro homepage screenshot
    eToro homepage after the 2026 brand refresh, highlighting its Nasdaq listing (ETOR) and the new mobile app.

    What we like

    • CopyTrader lets you mirror other investors' portfolios
    • Listed on Nasdaq; FCA, CySEC and ASIC regulated
    • Very easy app for stocks, ETFs and crypto

    Watch out for

    • CFD spreads are wider than at IC Markets or XTB
    • Not available in Canada, Japan, India, Turkey and most of Africa
    • Withdrawal and currency conversion fees on the USD account

    Fees

    CFD costs are in the spread (about 1 pip on EUR/USD), plus overnight fees on leveraged positions. Withdrawals from the USD account cost $5 and currency conversion is charged on non-USD deposits; eToro removed its inactivity fee on 28 May 2026.

    Best for

    Investors who want to copy other traders.

    Visit eToroRead the review

    CFDs carry a high risk of losing money.

Stocks from Vietnam: the rules

Securities business in Vietnam is supervised by the State Securities Commission (SSC). Foreign brokers serve residents under their own licences, so check which company holds your shares.

Stock exchange hours in Hanoi time

ExchangeOpensCloses
London Stock Exchange14:0022:30
Xetra (Frankfurt)14:0022:30
New York (NYSE, Nasdaq)20:3003:00
Tokyo Stock Exchange07:0013:30

Early October 2026; times move by an hour when daylight saving changes.

Currency costs when investing from Vietnam

Vietnam uses the Vietnamese đồng (VND). Most of what you buy here is priced in USD or EUR, so unless your account is in the same currency as the asset, each purchase is converted. Published conversion fees: XTB 0.5% on currency conversion; Interactive Brokers 0.2 basis points of trade value, minimum $2; eToro 0.75% at the base Club tier (lower for higher tiers).

All 7 brokers we review, checked for stocks in Vietnam

BrokerStatusAccessEntity for Vietnam
XTB#1 in this rankingReal shares and ETFsXTB International Limited — Offshore entity
XMNo stocks here——
IC MarketsNo stocks here——
Interactive Brokers#2 in this rankingReal shares and ETFsInteractive Brokers LLC / regional affiliate — Top-tier regulators
Freedom24Not available in Vietnam——
IQ OptionNo stocks here——
eToro#3 in this rankingReal shares and ETFseToro (Europe) Ltd or regional entity — CySEC

Stocks rankings in countries bordering Vietnam

CountryBrokers offering stocks#1
🇰🇭 Cambodia1Interactive Brokers
🇨🇳 China1Interactive Brokers
🇱🇦 Laos1Interactive Brokers

Frequently asked questions

What is the best stock broker in Vietnam?

XTB, in our ranking. Real stocks and ETFs commission-free up to €100,000 of monthly turnover, then 0.2% (minimum €10); 0.5% currency conversion. Interactive Brokers and eToro complete the top 3.

Which brokers offer stocks to residents of Vietnam?

Of the brokers we review: XTB (real shares and etfs), Interactive Brokers (real shares and etfs) and eToro (real shares and etfs).

What are the rules for stocks in Vietnam?

Brokers serve residents of Vietnam under their own licences; check local rules with State Securities Commission (SSC).

Can I invest in Vietnamese đồng (VND)?

Check the account currencies when you sign up. If your account is not in VND, deposits are converted at the broker's rate.

Which broker is best for buying ETFs?

XTB for most European investors because ETFs are commission-free within the monthly limit; Interactive Brokers for the widest choice and commission-free iShares savings plans in the EEA.

Availability last checked 6 October 2026. Brokers change their country lists without notice; the broker's sign-up form is the final word.