Capital.com
Start with $20, chart in TradingView, and let the AI tools point out your trading habits.
Fact sheet
What kind of broker is it?
Two features explain why Capital.com appeals to people starting out. You can open an account with just $20, and TradingView is integrated natively. The broker also uses AI: 'Investmate' is a learning tool, and a bias-detection system flags trading patterns that look emotional. Headquartered in Cyprus, the company has grown rapidly since 2016, and the FCA, CySEC, ASIC and other bodies regulate its operations.
Where the points come from
These points measure fit, not rank. When a broker gets 5.0 for something, we judged it by the demands of its own category and did not compare it with every other broker.
The good and the not so good
In its favour
- A $20 deposit is enough to begin
- Majors typically from 0.6 pips: tight
- Chart and trade inside TradingView
- AI help: 'Investmate' lessons and bias detection
- Nothing to pay on deposits or withdrawals
- Regulated at tier-1 level in several countries
Against it
- Less history to judge it by than older firms
- Go 12 months without trading and a fee applies
- Every account has variable spreads; none is fixed
- Long-established rivals provide more research
Is it right for you?
Good for beginners and intermediates who care about a modern platform, TradingView and a low barrier to entry. If CFDs are new to you and the MT4 ecosystem does not attract you, it is a strong choice.
Trading CFDs means trading with leverage, and losing money is a real and high risk. Check that this broker may legally serve residents of your country before you deposit. Its full risk warning is on its official website.