Fineco review
Regulation, trading conditions, fees, platforms and user experiences
Also known as FinecoBank
Editorial review updated 26 August 2026 · Broker data checked 26 August 2026
- Editorial score
- 7.9/10How we scored Fineco
- User rating
- No user ratings yet
- Regulatory status
- Bank of ItalyCONSOBECB
- Country
- Italy
- Established
- Established 1999
- Website
- finecobank.com
Fineco may have a commercial relationship with 88 Forex Brokers. Paid placement is labelled separately and does not allow payment alone to determine the editorial score.
Fineco is a forex and CFD broker associated with Italy. This profile reviews its regulatory records, trading conditions, platforms, fees and available user reports.
Fineco is workable, with clear compromises. Regulated by Bank of Italy; CONSOB; ECB/European banking supervision, offering Fineco Web, Fineco App, PowerDesk. What follows is drawn from the broker's own published material and covers the things that decide the account you end up with: who oversees them, what trading actually costs, and where the compromises sit.
Fineco at a glance
- Broker name
- Fineco
- Established
- 1999
- Headquarters
- Reggio Emilia, Italy
- Legal entities
- FinecoBank S.p.A.
- Regulatory status
- Regulated
- Minimum deposit
- $0
- Maximum leverage
- 1:30
- Trading platforms
- Proprietary platform
- Markets offered
- Forex, Commodities, Indices, Shares, ETFs, Bonds, Futures, Cryptocurrency CFDs
- Account types
- Fineco Account, Trading Account, Professional Client
- Demo account
- Limited/no conventional standalone forex demo
- Islamic account
- Not available
- Customer support
- Phone, online support, secure client area, Business/extended market hours
- Official website
- finecobank.com
Our view of Fineco
Fineco stands out for a Bank of Italy licence, 27 years of operating history, a low minimum deposit of $0 and negative balance protection. Its suitability depends on the legal entity available in your country, the protection attached to that entity and whether its pricing and platform range match how you intend to trade.
No specific limitation has been recorded, but this does not remove the need to verify the account entity and terms.
Who Fineco may suit
Fineco may suit traders looking for a tier-one licence behind the account and a small first deposit.
Who should consider alternatives
Consider alternatives if you require an Islamic account, copy trading and MetaTrader, stronger regulatory protection or account terms that are not available through your local entity.
What stands out
- A Bank of Italy licence
- 27 years of operating history
- A low minimum deposit of $0
- Negative balance protection
- A compensation scheme
- A wide range of markets
What to consider
No specific limitation has been recorded, but this does not remove the need to verify the account entity and terms.
What traders report about Fineco
There are not enough eligible ratings to publish an aggregate user rating for Fineco.
- Open cases
- 0
- Broker responded
- 0
- Resolved
- 0
- Unresolved
- 0
Community metrics describe the published dataset and do not establish that every client will have the same experience.
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How Fineco scored
The editorial score is calculated from the broker information and assessment criteria described in our scoring methodology. It is separate from user ratings and sponsored placement.
Category scores may be unavailable where there is not enough reliable information. The overall score should not be treated as a guarantee of safety, performance or suitability.
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