EXANTE: Official Review 2026, Pros and Cons

01 April 2026

Pros:

Authorized and transparent DMA broker.
Over 600,000 tradable financial instruments.
Simulated account with 1,000,000 virtual money.
Professional Account Manager assigned for each client.

Cons:

Minimum deposit of 10.000€.
Deposits and withdrawals by bank transfer only.
Commission on withdrawals of 30€.
Inactivity costs after 6 months without transactions.

EXANTE review: pros and cons uncovered

EXANTE is a DMA broker - active since 2011 - launched for professional clients and advanced traders. With ten offices in Europe and Asia (headquartered in Cyprus), EXANTE provides access to more than 50 global markets and more than 600,000 financial instruments including stocks, ETFs, bonds, futures and options.

What makes EXANTE a broker aimed primarily at advanced clients? First of all, its minimum deposit is set at € 10,000 (€ 50,000 for corporate accounts). This limit can certainly represent an entry barrier for undercapitalized or novice investors, interested in starting to trade with lower amounts.

EXANTE then proves to be a broker whose main services are aimed at a target of experienced traders: access to the OTC market, derivatives trading, short selling, integrated margining and margin trading.

Alongside these advanced services, through the EXANTE platform you can trade shares, ETFs and Investment funds on terms that are nothing short of advantageous: US shares at $ 0.02 per share or those of the London Stock Exchange with a commission of 0.05%.

So can trading with EXANTE be a good choice? Can this be the right broker for your investor profile? Find out in the next sections of this review.

Overall Rating: 89/100

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Safety: 99/100
Fees and Costs: 98/100
Products and markets offering: 93/100
Platform and Research: 91/100
Mobile trading: 98/100
Ease of use: 95/100
Tax regime: 70/100
Customer support: 88/100
Education: 48/100
Banking services: 45/100

Safety

Who is behind EXANTE and how secure are the funds deposited in the EXANTE trading account? EXANTE is the property of EXT LTD. This is an investment company authorised by CySEC (licence No 165/12). In the UK EXT LTD is authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 589898).

As an investment firm within the European Union, EXANTE complies with MiFID II.

It follows that the guarantees to protect customers are many, including the most important:
1. The European Deposit Guarantee Scheme, i.e. compensation of up to €20,000 (in cash or financial instruments) for each client, in the event that the broker is unable to return them himself (e.g. in the event of bankruptcy).
2. The segregation of funds: the separation of client funds from those of the broker, whereby, in the event of failure of the trading platform, no creditor of the broker will have the opportunity to retaliate against the funds deposited by the clients. In the case of EXANTE, the UK client funds are segregated at Alpha Bank or Bank of Cyprus.
3. Negative balance protection: this protection allows customers not to generate a loss on their account greater than the cash balance (i.e. the total amount of money deposited into the account). This protection, in the specific case of EXANTE, applies when trading on margin or through leveraged derivative instruments.

EXANTE is therefore a regulated and transparent broker.

Author of the review:

Alfredo de Cristofaro author
Alfredo de Cristofaro
Founder
Graduated in Economics of Financial Intermediaries, after having worked for several years at one of the main financial brokers in Europe, he decided to make available to investors the knowledge gained over the years. On QualeBroker.com he's responsible of reviewing the stockbrokers, making sure that the highest standards of safety and transparency are guaranteed.
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