There are 3 CFD brokers laying a table for traders in Canada, 2 of them carrying a top-tier licence. The kitchens serving Canada usually cook under IIROC, or under international inspectors such as the FCA, ASIC and CySEC. We looked up every licence number on this page against the public register before printing it.
Reading the menu: picking a CFD broker in Canada
Start with a licence you can check for yourself, then weigh the ingredient costs, spreads, opening deposit, leverage and how cleanly the kitchen pays money back out. A locally or top-tier regulated broker gives you more recourse than an offshore-only name if a dish comes back wrong.
The kitchen inspection
The kitchens serving Canada usually cook under IIROC, or under international inspectors such as the FCA, ASIC and CySEC. Confirm the licence number on the regulator's register, and make sure the broker actually seats Canada clients, before you put any money on the table.
Canada CFD Trading, FAQ
Is CFD trading legal in Canada?
Residents of Canada can generally trade at a properly licensed kitchen. Local rules differ from place to place, so check the broker's regulation and confirm it takes Canada clients before you dine.
How do I choose a broker in Canada?
Compare the licence you can verify, the spreads, the cover charge, the leverage on offer and how fast cash comes back out. A top-tier or locally regulated kitchen belongs at the top of your list.
How much do I need to start?
The cover charge swings widely, several brokers on this page seat you for very little, or nothing at all. Each broker's own page has the exact figure.