Interactive Brokers
RegulatedGlobal multi-asset access for active traders.
TW Score
7.2/10US brokerage offering stocks, options and futures across global markets with low commissions and a professional platform.
Score breakdown
- License
- 7.6
- Regulatory
- 10.0
- Business
- 10.0
- Software
- 8.0
- Risk
- 9.0
- Community
- No reviews yet
Pros and cons
Pros
- Regulated by top-tier authorities (SEC, FINRA)
- Low minimum deposit ($0)
- Broad market coverage (6 asset classes)
- Long track record (since 1978)
- Publicly listed company
Regulation
| Authority | License | Country | Status | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEC | 8-47257 | US | Active · verified Jul 2026 | Check register ↗ |
| FINRA | 36418 | US | Active · verified Jul 2026 | Check register ↗ |
All 2 licences checked against the official register — last checked July 2026.
At a glance
- Platforms
- PROPRIETARY, WEB, MOBILE
- Assets
- stocks, options, futures, forex, bonds, etf
- Min deposit
- $0
- Headquarters
- Greenwich, US
- Founded
- 1978
Company news
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Interactive Brokers Confirms APAC Data-Centre Failure Locked Clients Out
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) Goes Dark During US Trading Hours
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