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CI Capital vs Interactive Brokers 2026: which is better?

We compared CI Capital and Interactive Brokers 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 CI Capital Broker Interactive Brokers Interactive Brokers Broker
Licences FRA FCA, ASIC, SEC, FINRA, CFTC, NFA, CBI, CIRO, SFC, MAS Best
Minimum deposit — $0
Maximum leverage — 1:30
Trading platforms — Trader Workstation, IBKR Desktop, Client Portal, IBKR GlobalTrader, Web Trader, Mobile App, TradingView
Markets Stocks Forex, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies, Commodities and Gold, Indices, Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
Demo account — ✓ Yes
Founded — 1977
Headquarters Cairo, Egypt Greenwich, United States
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  • want more licences from strong regulators
  • use Web Trader, Mobile App
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Frequently asked questions

Which is better, CI Capital or Interactive Brokers?

We compared CI Capital and Interactive Brokers on licences, deposits, platforms and accounts. The better choice depends on what you need; these are the main differences. Interactive Brokers holds 10 licences from strong regulators, against 0 for CI Capital. Interactive Brokers offers Web Trader, Mobile App, which CI Capital does not. The best choice depends on your country and trading style, so check which licence your account will be opened under.

Are CI Capital and Interactive Brokers regulated?

CI Capital licences: FRA. Interactive Brokers licences: FCA, ASIC, SEC, FINRA, CFTC, NFA, CBI, CIRO, SFC, MAS.

What is the minimum deposit at CI Capital and Interactive Brokers?

CI Capital: not available. Interactive Brokers: $0.

Do CI Capital and Interactive Brokers offer an Islamic account?

CI Capital: No. Interactive Brokers: No.