Best trading apps & platforms in Canada
Pick what you want to trade. Each list shows only companies allowed to serve people living in Canada. Local regulators: CIRO, CSA.
What’s allowed in Canada
Taken from the regulators. Coinish only links to providers whose company is allowed to serve Canada residents.
| Market | Status | What it means for you |
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| Forex | Local licence required | Firms trading with Canadians must be registered with the securities regulator of each province or territory where they do business. CIRO oversees the investment dealers.Regulator sources (2)
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| CFDs | Local licence required | Firms trading with Canadians must be registered with the securities regulator of each province or territory where they do business. CIRO oversees the investment dealers.Regulator sources (2)
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| Stocks and ETFs | Local licence required | Brokers must be registered with Canadian securities regulators (dealers are overseen by CIRO).Regulator sources (1)
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| Crypto | Local licence required | Crypto trading platforms serving Canadians, including those based abroad, must be registered with Canadian securities regulators.Regulator sources (1)
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Good to know
Top trading apps in Canada
Ordered by their best Coinish Score here. We count an app only when the store listing is published by the broker’s own company. The app is the same worldwide; the company that opens your account depends on where you live.
See every trading app (12 for Canada)
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.