CFDs and leveraged forex are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Consider whether you understand how these products work and whether you can afford the high risk of losing your money.

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Danish Financial Supervisory Authority

Our tier
Tier 2
Jurisdiction
EEA
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Finanstilsynet supervises banks and investment firms in Denmark. A Danish bank can serve clients in other EEA states under EU passporting.

What it means for a retail trader

EU-wide retail CFD rules apply. Where the broker is itself a Danish bank, eligible cash deposits fall under the Danish guarantee scheme, up to the equivalent of €100,000.

How to check a firm

Search the firm’s legal name or licence number on the official register linked above. Confirm that the name, the number and the website on the register match the firm you are dealing with, and that its permissions cover the product you want to trade. Clone firms often borrow a real firm’s name and number but use a different web address.

Brokers in our database with a Danish FSA licence

BrokerDossier ScoreEntity serving youMin. depositPlatformsActions
Saxo Founded 1992 Bank 76 Saxo Bank A/S Danish FSA #1149 Tier 2 $0 Own platformTradingView Review Visit site

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