Dukascopy Bank — Reviews, Regulation and Broker Overview

Dukascopy Bank is a Swiss company founded in 2004. It has been operating for more than two decades and provides online trading and banking services focused on financial markets.

The company holds multiple regulatory authorizations. These include oversight by FINMA as a bank and securities dealer in Switzerland. Additional licenses cover Dukascopy Europe IBS AS under Latvijas Banka with number 06.06.08.112/316.1 and Dukascopy Japan under JFSA with number 2408. The firm is also authorized by MFSA. These registrations are listed in the respective official registers.

Trading conditions include a minimum deposit of 100 USD. Maximum leverage reaches 30. Available platforms comprise JForex in desktop, web, iOS and Android versions along with MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. Instruments cover forex, metals, energy, crypto CFDs, indices, bonds, stocks and ETFs. Account types include JForex, MT4 and MT5 with base currencies such as USD, EUR, GBP, CHF and PLN. Demo accounts and Islamic accounts are offered.

Deposit methods include bank transfer, Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Visa Electron and bank guarantees starting from 100,000 USD. Withdrawals are processed via bank wire transfer. Support operates 24/7 for trading and client chat. A mobile app is available.

The offering suits traders seeking access to interbank liquidity and multiple asset classes through established platforms. Attention should be paid to the risks associated with CFD trading, including potential losses exceeding deposits, and to applicable commissions and spreads which begin from 0.1.

Clients should review all terms, regulatory protections and fee structures before engaging in any trading activity.