Broker comparison

Spreadex vs.
Trive

Which broker fits your needs?

Platforms, products and fees side by side.

Updated: October 2026

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Summary

Your goal decides.

Spreadex offers 6 instrument types, while Trive offers 5. Trive is BaFin-regulated, while Spreadex is supervised by FCA. Spreadex has been in the market since 1999, making it the more experienced provider. Trive charges no inactivity fee, while the other does.

FCA-regulated spread betting and CFD broker from London

BaFin-regulated CFD and Forex broker with commission-free trading

At a glance

The key differences

Criterion
PlatformsSpreadex Web, Spreadex App, TradingViewMT4, MT5, Trive Web
Product typesCFDs, Forex, Indices, Commodities, Stocks CFDs, Spread BettingForex, CFDs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto CFDs
Options tradingNoNo
Fee modelfrom 0.6 pips Forex, tight spreads on indicesfrom 0.5 pips Forex, €0 commission on CFDs
Minimum deposit0 £0 €
RegulationFCABaFin/FCA
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Platforms

Spreadex

Spreadex Web, Spreadex App, TradingView

Trive

MT4, MT5, Trive Web

Product types

Spreadex

CFDs, Forex, Indices, Commodities, Stocks CFDs, Spread Betting

Trive

Forex, CFDs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto CFDs

Options trading

Spreadex

No

Trive

No

Fee model

Spreadex

from 0.6 pips Forex, tight spreads on indices

Trive

from 0.5 pips Forex, €0 commission on CFDs

Minimum deposit

Spreadex

0 £

Trive

0 €

Regulation

Spreadex

FCA

Trive

BaFin/FCA

More information

Spreadex

Details

Trive

Details

Product access and costs depend on market, account and permissions.

Detailed comparison

Comparing fees

Compare total costs, not just the order fee.

from 0.6 pips Forex, tight spreads on indices

Published fee
from 0.6 pips Forex, tight spreads on indices
Minimum deposit
0 £
Inactivity
£50/year after 24 months of inactivity
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from 0.5 pips Forex, €0 commission on CFDs

Published fee
from 0.5 pips Forex, €0 commission on CFDs
Minimum deposit
0 €
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The relevant costs depend on market, currency, order size and trading style.

Execution quality

Order type, venue and liquidity affect execution.

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Provider information

Check the provider’s execution policy and available order types for your account.

Provider information

Product range

CFDsForexIndicesCommoditiesStocks CFDsSpread Betting
ForexCFDsIndicesCommoditiesCrypto CFDs

Categories come from broker profiles. Check specific markets and permissions before deciding.

Trading platforms

Spreadex Web · Spreadex App · TradingView

Spreadex relies on its own web platform and mobile app, complemented by TradingView integration. The proprietary platform offers a clear interface for spread betting and CFD trading with real-time quotes. The TradingView connection enables advanced chart analysis with hundreds of indicators and drawing tools. MetaTrader is not supported.

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MT4 · MT5 · Trive Web

Trive provides its users with MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, complemented by the proprietary Trive Web platform. MT4 and MT5 offer comprehensive charting tools, Expert Advisors, and automated trading. The Trive Web platform is browser-based and particularly beginner-friendly, featuring a clear layout and fast order execution.

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Regulation & security

Regulation does not prevent market losses. The relevant authority depends on the contracting entity.

Your investor profile

Who might it suit?

FCA-regulated spread betting and CFD broker from London

  • FCA-regulated with long market presence since 1999
  • Tax-free spread betting for UK clients
  • No minimum deposit required
  • No MT4 or MT5 available
  • Spread betting only relevant for UK clients

BaFin-regulated CFD and Forex broker with commission-free trading

  • BaFin-regulated based in Frankfurt
  • No commissions on CFDs
  • Competitive spreads from 0.5 pips
  • Relatively new broker on the market
  • Limited product range compared to established providers

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Spreadex oder Trive?

Side by side. Decided with knowledge.

See the differences that matter, and the Academy lessons that explain them.

Spreadex4.0
  • FCA-regulated with long market presence since 1999
  • Tax-free spread betting for UK clients
  • No minimum deposit required
Trive4.0
  • BaFin-regulated based in Frankfurt
  • No commissions on CFDs
  • Competitive spreads from 0.5 pips
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  • Fees
  • Platform
  • Regulation
  • Matching lessons
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Your questions

Frequently asked questions

How do fees differ between Spreadex and Trive?
Spreadex: from 0.6 pips Forex, tight spreads on indices. Trive: from 0.5 pips Forex, €0 commission on CFDs. Compare total costs for the specific market, product, currency and order size in the current fee schedule.
Which broker offers more products: Spreadex or Trive?
Spreadex offers CFDs, Forex, Indices, Commodities, Stocks CFDs, Spread Betting. Trive offers Forex, CFDs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto CFDs.
How are Spreadex and Trive regulated?
The broker profiles list FCA for Spreadex and BaFin/FCA for Trive. Your account's contracting entity determines the applicable oversight and protection rules; check its current disclosures.
Is Spreadex or Trive better for beginners?
Spreadex lists a 0 £ minimum deposit and offers Spreadex Web, Spreadex App, TradingView. Trive lists 0 € and offers MT4, MT5, Trive Web. Compare usability, available products and costs for your intended use.
Spreadex vs Trive: Which broker is better overall?
The choice between Spreadex (4/5, 640 reviews) and Trive (4/5, 420 reviews) depends on your needs. Spreadex: FCA-regulated spread betting and CFD broker from London. Trive: BaFin-regulated CFD and Forex broker with commission-free trading.
Do Spreadex or Trive charge an inactivity fee?
Spreadex: £50/year after 24 months of inactivity. Trive: no inactivity fee.

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