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Freedom24 review

4.3 / 5

Real stocks, options and IPOs on 15 exchanges for EEA residents. Best for: european investors who want real shares, options and IPOs instead of CFDs.

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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Regulation & safety (30%)
4.5
Trading costs (25%)
4.1
Platforms & tools (20%)
4.2
Range of markets (15%)
4.6
Ease of use (10%)
4.3
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Overview

Freedom24 was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus. Listing: Parent Freedom Holding Corp. on Nasdaq (FRHC). Markets on offer: Stocks, ETFs, Options, Futures, Bonds, IPO access, but no CFDs, through 2 platforms.

What we like

  • CySEC regulated, part of a Nasdaq-listed group
  • Access to US and European exchanges plus options and IPOs
  • Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund cover up to €20,000
  • Offices with local-language support in several EU countries

Watch out for

  • Does not offer CFDs or forex trading
  • Open only to EEA and Swiss residents
  • Fee plans are harder to compare than flat per-trade pricing

Regulation and safety

Freedom Finance Europe Ltd is regulated by CySEC and belongs to Freedom Holding Corp., which is listed on Nasdaq. Eligible clients are covered by the Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund.

EntityRegulatorServes
Freedom Finance Europe LtdCySEC (licence 275/15)EU / EEA

Fees

Freedom24 charges commissions according to the chosen fee plan, made of a percentage of trade value plus a fixed fee per order. Check the current plan table before choosing, because plans change.

BrokerAccountEUR/USD spreadCommissionCost of 1 lot EUR/USDWithdrawalInactivityCurrency conversion
Freedom24Source: EU Personal Finance – Freedom24 review, checked 6 October 2026Smart plan (stocks & ETFs)Not offeredno forex or CFDs€0.02 per share, minimum €2 per order (Smart plan)—€7NoneSee fee plan

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Account opening

Online for residents of the EEA and Switzerland, with ID and proof of address. There is no minimum deposit.

Deposits and withdrawals

Bank transfer and other methods depending on your country. Withdrawals cost €7.

Customer support

Personal account managers and local offices in around 10 European countries, including Greece, Poland, Germany and Spain.

Platforms

Freedom24 uses its own web and mobile platform with an IPO section, options chains and a watchlist-based layout. It is built for investing rather than short-term leveraged trading.

  • Freedom24 web platform
  • Freedom24 mobile app

Markets

  • Stocks
  • ETFs
  • Options
  • Futures
  • Bonds
  • IPO access

Who should avoid Freedom24

  • You want CFDs or forex (not offered)
  • You live outside the EEA or Switzerland
  • You place many small orders, where minimum commissions add up

Where Freedom24 accepts clients

Freedom24 opens accounts for residents of the EEA and Switzerland. It is not a CFD broker; we include it for readers who want to buy the underlying assets. By our count that is 31 of the 197 countries we track.

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Sources: daisycon.com. Brokers change their lists without notice; the broker's sign-up form is the final word.

Latest Freedom24 news

Promotion

Welcome campaign runs until 31 October 2026

After its MAPLE deposit campaign ended on 30 September, Freedom24 kept a Welcome promotion open until the end of October. Check the deposit tiers and holding conditions before treating the bonus as a reason to switch.

Source: Finantres Noticias

New feature

New Exclusive fee plan

Freedom24 added an Exclusive plan to its fee schedule, aimed at clients who trade larger amounts. Compare it with the Smart and All-inclusive plans against your own trade sizes.

Source: Finantres Noticias

New feature

Bonds Showcase from €1,000

A curated list of bonds rated B+ or better that can be bought in amounts from €1,000 or $1,000, aimed at investors who want predictable income.

Source: EU Personal Finance

Company

More European offices and a possible banking licence

Freedom24 is expanding its local offices and in-house technology in Europe and is exploring a banking licence, while brokerage remains its core business.

Source: WikiFX

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Frequently asked questions

Is Freedom24 safe?

Freedom Finance Europe Ltd is regulated by CySEC and belongs to Freedom Holding Corp., which is listed on Nasdaq. Eligible clients are covered by the Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund.

What is the minimum deposit at Freedom24?

€0. The amount can depend on your country, the entity you sign with and the payment method.

Which platforms does Freedom24 offer?

Freedom24 web platform, Freedom24 mobile app.

In how many countries does Freedom24 accept clients?

By our count Freedom24 accepts residents of 31 of the 197 countries we track. Freedom24 opens accounts for residents of the EEA and Switzerland. It is not a CFD broker; we include it for readers who want to buy the underlying assets.

Does Freedom24 offer CFDs?

No. Freedom24 offers real stocks, ETFs, options and bonds, but not CFDs or forex.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Each broker publishes its own current loss percentage on its website.