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Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard, Interactive Brokers, Robinhood and Webull are in the confirmed US set because they operate US broker-dealer businesses. This page lines them up so the differences in business model are visible. It does not tell you which to fund.

Thinkorswim at Schwab and the mobile tickets at Robinhood and Webull are different tools for different amounts of attention. Fidelity and Vanguard bring large fund businesses. Interactive Brokers is the multi-market name. Options approval, extended-hours sessions and crypto inside the same login are Not confirmed as identical across these firms. SIPC protection, where the entity is a member, is about missing assets after a failure, not about a stock that declined.

Fee, FX and minimum-deposit sorts stay off until those figures are sourced. Capability filters for options, futures, fractional shares and similar fields stay off for the same reason. Nothing here is ordered as best.

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Confirmed available
ProviderEditorial fitTypeEntityRegulationAvailabilityFees
Charles SchwabUS investors who want a full-service discount brokerUS brokerCharles Schwab & Co., Inc.SEC and FINRAAvailableNot confirmed
eToroInvestors comparing social and multi-asset featuresMulti-asset platformNot confirmed — US securities affiliateSEC and FINRA — confirm the memberAvailableNot confirmed
FidelityLong-term fund and ETF investorsInvestment platformFidelity Brokerage Services LLCSEC and FINRAAvailableNot confirmed
Interactive BrokersActive multi-market investorsMulti-asset brokerInteractive Brokers LLCSEC and FINRAAvailableNot confirmed
RobinhoodMobile-first US investorsMobile brokerRobinhood Financial, LLC and Robinhood Securities, LLCSEC and FINRAAvailableNot confirmed
VanguardLong-term, low-turnover fund investorsInvestment platformVanguard Brokerage ServicesSEC and FINRAAvailableNot confirmed
WebullSelf-directed traders who want charting in a mobile appMobile brokerWebull Financial LLCSEC and FINRAAvailableNot confirmed

Charles Schwab

Editorial fit: US investors who want a full-service discount broker

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: Schwab.com, the Schwab mobile app and thinkorswim.

Regulation: SEC and FINRA

Availability: Available

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eToro

Editorial fit: Investors comparing social and multi-asset features

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: eToro’s own app and website. Copy-trading features are entity-specific and not confirmed everywhere.

Regulation: SEC and FINRA — confirm the member

Availability: Available

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Fidelity

Editorial fit: Long-term fund and ETF investors

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: Fidelity’s US site and active-trader tools, and a separate UK platform operated by Fidelity International.

Regulation: SEC and FINRA

Availability: Available

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Interactive Brokers

Editorial fit: Active multi-market investors

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: Client Portal, Trader Workstation and IBKR Mobile are published platform names. Feature sets by entity are not confirmed here.

Regulation: SEC and FINRA

Availability: Available

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Robinhood

Editorial fit: Mobile-first US investors

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: The Robinhood mobile app and website.

Regulation: SEC and FINRA

Availability: Available

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Vanguard

Editorial fit: Long-term, low-turnover fund investors

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: Vanguard’s US investor site and the separate UK Personal Investor service.

Regulation: SEC and FINRA

Availability: Available

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Webull

Editorial fit: Self-directed traders who want charting in a mobile app

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: Webull’s mobile app and desktop terminal.

Regulation: SEC and FINRA

Availability: Available

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Not confirmed

Not confirmed
ProviderEditorial fitTypeEntityRegulationAvailabilityFees
CMC MarketsActive traders using a proprietary platformFX and CFD brokerNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed
DEGIROCost-conscious listed-securities investors in EuropeEuropean brokerNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed
IGActive traders comparing CFD and share-dealing accountsFX and CFD brokerNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed
PepperstoneFX and CFD traders comparing platformsFX and CFD brokerNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed
SaxoMulti-asset investors who want one platformMulti-asset brokerNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed
Trading 212App-led stock and ETF investingApp-led brokerNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed
XTBTraders moving between CFDs and listed securitiesFX and CFD brokerNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed

CMC Markets

Editorial fit: Active traders using a proprietary platform

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: CMC’s Next Generation platform is the published dealing interface.

Regulation: Not confirmed

Availability: Not confirmed

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DEGIRO

Editorial fit: Cost-conscious listed-securities investors in Europe

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: DEGIRO’s own web platform and app.

Regulation: Not confirmed

Availability: Not confirmed

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IG

Editorial fit: Active traders comparing CFD and share-dealing accounts

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: IG’s own web and mobile platforms. ProRealTime or other third-party links are not confirmed for every entity.

Regulation: Not confirmed

Availability: Not confirmed

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Pepperstone

Editorial fit: FX and CFD traders comparing platforms

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: MetaTrader and cTrader have been published for some Pepperstone entities. Confirm the platform list for the entity you would join.

Regulation: Not confirmed

Availability: Not confirmed

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Saxo

Editorial fit: Multi-asset investors who want one platform

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: SaxoInvestor and SaxoTrader are published product names. Availability by country is not confirmed here.

Regulation: Not confirmed

Availability: Not confirmed

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Trading 212

Editorial fit: App-led stock and ETF investing

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: Trading 212’s own app and web platform. Third-party platforms are not confirmed.

Regulation: Not confirmed

Availability: Not confirmed

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XTB

Editorial fit: Traders moving between CFDs and listed securities

Fees: Not confirmed

Platform: xStation is XTB’s published platform. Other platforms are not confirmed.

Regulation: Not confirmed

Availability: Not confirmed

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