Fidelity
RegulatedInvesting and retirement.
TW Score
7.3/10One of the largest US brokerages, offering commission-free stocks/ETFs, options, funds and retirement accounts.
Score breakdown
- License
- 8.7
- Regulatory
- 10.0
- Business
- 9.5
- Software
- 8.0
- Risk
- 9.0
- Community
- No reviews yet
Pros and cons
Pros
- Regulated by top-tier authorities (SEC, FINRA)
- Long track record (since 1946)
Regulation
| Authority | License | Country | Status | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEC | 8-23292 | US | Active · verified Jul 2026 | Check register ↗ |
| FINRA | 7784 | US | Active · verified Jul 2026 | Check register ↗ |
| SIPC | — | US | Active | Search register ↗ |
2 of 3 licences checked against the official register — last checked July 2026.
At a glance
- Platforms
- PROPRIETARY, WEB, MOBILE
- Assets
- stocks, etf, options, bonds
- Headquarters
- Boston, US
- Founded
- 1946
Company news
Fidelity Wants to Stake Almost All of Its Ethereum ETF
Fidelity Investments Expands Commitment to Helping Families Save and Invest with Trump (530A) Account Rollovers
Fidelity Investments to Launch its First ETF Share Classes
Fidelity Survey: Stock Plans Boost Retention and Turn 43% of Workers into First-Time Investors
Fidelity Investments Publishes First Quarter 2026 Business Update
Fidelity Study: 72% of Americans Say They Will Retire on Their Own Terms
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