CNB regulated
Best investment platforms in Czech Republic
Independent comparison of 8 brokers available to residents of Czech Republic, ranked by fees, regulation and product breadth.
Top picks
Recommended for Czech Republic
Interactive Brokers
Access 150+ global markets, institutional-grade execution and some of the lowest investing costs available to retail investors. Mostly suitable for experienced investors.
- Min. deposit
- €0
- Best for
- Advanced Investors
- Regulation
- Central Bank of IrelandCSSFFCASEC/FINRA
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Trading 212
Invest automatically with Pies, AutoInvest and fractional shares in one of Europe's most intuitive investing apps.
- Min. deposit
- €1
- Best for
- Beginners who want
- Regulation
- FCABaFinCySEC
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XTB
Combine long-term investing and active trading in a single platform with real stocks, ETFs and powerful tools.
- Min. deposit
- €0
- Best for
- Investors who also
- Regulation
- KNFFCACySEC
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Saxo Bank
Premium investing without the private bank — a fully licensed Danish bank with one of the most professional platforms available to retail investors.
- Min. deposit
- €0
- Best for
- Investors who value
- Regulation
- Danish FSA
Affiliate link · capital at risk
eToro
Follow, learn from and automatically copy millions of investors through the world's largest social investing network.
- Min. deposit
- €50
- Best for
- Investors who want
- Regulation
- CySECFCAASIC
Affiliate link · capital at risk
Freedom24
A broker that grows with you — IPOs, bonds, options, structured products and professional research, all under one regulated, NASDAQ-listed group.
- Min. deposit
- €0
- Best for
- Investors who want
- Regulation
- CySEC
Affiliate link · capital at risk
Regulator & tax
Investing from Czech Republic
Financial services in Czech Republic are supervised by CNB. All platforms we list operate under MiFID II with client asset segregation.
Tax basics
Capital gains and dividends generally taxed at 15% (withholding).
General information only — not tax advice.
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