Fidelity offers stock, ETFs and mutual funds to clients based in the US, Europe and Asia.
Fidelity offers stock, ETFs and mutual funds to clients based in the US, Europe and Asia.
Fidelity is a multiple award-winning broker that offers traders ETFs, Mutual Funds, ISAs, Pensions, Stocks, Indices. Surprisingly, Fidelity does not support either of the enormously popular MetaTrader platforms (4 and 5).
In terms of features offered to traders, Fidelity has Signals but is missing Demo Accounts, Islamic Accounts, Social Trading and Auto Trading.
Careful traders will be pleased to know that Fidelity is licensed to provide trading services by multiple regulatory bodies, 2 in fact, including the FCA.
Fidelity Summary
Fidelity offers stock, ETFs and mutual funds to clients based in the US, Europe and Asia.
Ratings
90%
Trust
33%
Instruments
14%
Features
Bonus
None
Instruments
ETFs, Mutual Funds, ISAs, Pensions, Stocks, Indices
Demo Account
✗
Min. Deposit
£25
Min. Trade
£25
Regulated By
FCA, SEC
MetaTrader 4
✗
MetaTrader 5
✗
cTrader
✗
DMA Account
✗
ECN Account
✗
Mobile Apps
Fil Mobile App
Auto Trading
✗
Trade Signals
None
Social Trading
✗
Copy Trading
✗
Islamic Account
✗
Payment Methods
Fidelity accepts the following payment methods:
Wire Transfer
Credit Card
Visa
Mastercard
Awards
Fidelity is a multiple award-winning broker, with 6 awards received so far.
Boring Money Best Buy 2021 – Pension
Boring Money Best for Beginners Pension 2021
Boring Money Best for Beginners ISA 2021
Boring Money Best for Low - Cost Pension 2021
Online Personal Wealth Awards - Best Retirement Adviser 2021
Shares Awards 2020 - Best Execution-Only Stockbroker of the Year
Risk Warning – Your capital is at risk
FAQ
Is Fidelity Safe?
Yes, we gave Fidelity a high 90% trust score in our review and believe traders should be safe here. One of the main positives for Fidelity is that they're regulated by our own Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) here in the UK.
Does Fidelity Accept PayPal?
No, Fidelity does not accept PayPal payments.
Is Fidelity Halal?
Probably not, as Fidelity does not offer an Islamic trading account as far as we know. For alternatives, please see the list of halal brokers.
Is Fidelity Regulated?
Yes, Fidelity is regulated by 2 different regulators: FCA and SEC. Most importantly, they're regulated by our own strong FCA here in the UK.
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