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Is Trading 212 Available in 🇩🇪 Germany?
Yes — Trading 212 is available in Germany
Trading 212 accepts clients from Germany. Regulated by CySEC & FCA.
Availability last verified: October 2026
Broker availability in 🇩🇪 Germany
159 / 341 brokers159 out of 341 brokers in our database accept clients from Germany (47% availability). See all available brokers →
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Trading 212 vs alternatives in 🇩🇪 Germany
| Regulator | CySEC, FCA | FCA, CySEC | FCA, ASIC | MAS, CySEC |
| Min. deposit | $1 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| Spread from | 0.5 pips | 1 pips | 0.6 pips | 0.6 pips |
| Max leverage | 30 | 500 | 500 | 30 |
| Available | ✓ Yes | ✓ YesOpen Account | ✓ YesOpen Account | ✓ YesOpen Account |
Why choose Trading 212 in 🇩🇪 Germany?
Min. deposit
$1
Spread from
0.5 pips
Max leverage
30
BrokerRank score
3.57 / 5
- ISA and invest accounts (UK)
- Fractional shares available
- Commission-free stock trading
- Simple, clean mobile app
- Regulated by CySEC & FCA — legally available to Germany residents under BaFin + ESMA (MiFID II)
Trading conditions in 🇩🇪 Germany
Regulated by BaFin + ESMA (MiFID II). Max forex leverage: 1:30. Permitted instruments: Forex, CFDs, Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Options. German residents are protected by MiFID II ESMA leverage limits. Abgeltungsteuer (25% + solidarity surcharge) applies to all capital gains.
Other recommended brokers available in 🇩🇪 Germany
Comparing Trading 212 with other brokers available to Germany traders.
- No commissions on spreads
- FCA, ASIC and CySEC regulated
- Islamic accounts available
- FCA regulated with strong reputation
- Supports MT4, MT5, and own platform
- Negative balance protection
- Commission-free CFD trading (other fees may apply)
- Simple, user-friendly platform
- Wide range of CFD instruments (2,800+)
- Good educational content
- Regulated in 6 jurisdictions
- No commission on most accounts
About Trading 212
Regulated by
CySEC, FCA
Headquarters
London, UK
Founded
2004
Min. deposit
$1
BrokerRank score
3.57 / 5
Markets
cfd, indices, forex
Frequently Asked Questions
1Is Trading 212 available in Germany?
Yes — Trading 212 accepts clients from Germany. The broker is regulated by CySEC and FCA. You can open a live account directly through their website.
2What are the best alternatives to Trading 212 for Germany traders?
Brokers we recommend in Germany include ForTrade, FxPro, Plus500. All are verified to accept clients from Germany and are regulated by reputable authorities.
3Can I use a VPN to access Trading 212 from Germany?
Using a VPN to circumvent geo-restrictions violates Trading 212's terms of service and can result in account closure or frozen funds. It also leaves you without regulatory protection. We strongly recommend using a broker that is properly licensed to serve your country.
4Is forex trading legal in Germany?
Yes — forex trading is legal in Germany and regulated by BaFin + ESMA (MiFID II). The maximum permitted leverage for forex is 1:30. Only brokers licensed in Germany or operating under an approved passporting arrangement can legally serve retail clients.
5What leverage is available for traders in Germany?
Forex: up to 1:30. Stocks: up to 1:5. These limits are set by BaFin + ESMA (MiFID II) and apply to all licensed brokers serving Germany residents. German residents are protected by MiFID II ESMA leverage limits. Abgeltungsteuer (25% + solidarity surcharge) applies to all capital gains.
6Which financial instruments can traders in Germany access?
Traders in Germany regulated by BaFin + ESMA (MiFID II) can access the following instruments: Forex, CFDs, Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Options. German residents are protected by MiFID II ESMA leverage limits. Abgeltungsteuer (25% + solidarity surcharge) applies to all capital gains.
7Which brokers accept clients from Germany?
159 out of 341 brokers in the BrokerRank database accept clients from Germany. Recommended options include ForTrade, FxPro, Plus500. You can see the full list on our Germany brokers page.