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Bullex vs Deriv 2026: which is better?

We compared Bullex and Deriv on licences, deposits, platforms and accounts. The better choice depends on what you need; these are the main differences.

Key differences

Comparison table

Comparison table Bullex Bullex Binary options platform Deriv Deriv Binary options platform
Licences — CMA, MFSA, Labuan FSA, VFSC, CIMA, FSC (MU), BVI FSC
Minimum deposit — $5
Minimum trade $2 $1
Deposit methods Local bank transfer Visa / Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Crypto, Local bank transfer
Trading platforms Web Deriv Trader, Deriv Bot, SmartTrader, Deriv MT5, Deriv cTrader, TradingView, Deriv Exchange, Deriv App
Markets Forex, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies, Commodities and Gold, Indices Forex, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies, Commodities and Gold, Indices, Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
Islamic account — ✓ Yes
Demo account ✓ Yes ✓ Yes
Copy trading — ✓ Yes
Founded — 1999
Headquarters Charlestown, Nevis, Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Peter Port, Guernsey
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Data is for information only and may change; always check the official website before opening an account.

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Choose Deriv if you

  • need a swap-free Islamic account
  • want to copy other traders
  • use TradingView
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Frequently asked questions

Which is better, Bullex or Deriv?

We compared Bullex and Deriv on licences, deposits, platforms and accounts. The better choice depends on what you need; these are the main differences. Deriv offers a swap-free Islamic account; Bullex does not. Deriv offers copy trading; Bullex does not. The best choice depends on your country and trading style, so check which licence your account will be opened under.

Are Bullex and Deriv regulated?

Bullex licences: no verified licences on record. Deriv licences: CMA, MFSA, VFSC, CIMA, FSC (MU), BVI FSC, Labuan FSA.

What is the minimum deposit at Bullex and Deriv?

Bullex: not available. Deriv: $5.

Do Bullex and Deriv offer an Islamic account?

Bullex: No. Deriv: Yes.