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MultiBank Group vs Shares 2026: which is better?

We compared MultiBank Group and Shares 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 MultiBank Group MultiBank Group Broker Shares Shares Broker
Licences ASIC, MAS, BaFin, CySEC, CMA, FMA (AT), FSA, FSC (VG), VFSC, CIMA, FSC (MU) Best AMF, ACPR
Minimum deposit $50 —
Maximum leverage 1:1000 —
Trading platforms MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, Web Trader, Mobile App, MB Trader Shares App
Markets Forex, Stocks, Crypto, Commodities & gold, Indices Stocks, Crypto, ETFs
Islamic account ✓ Yes —
Demo account ✓ Yes —
Copy trading ✓ Yes —
Founded 2005 2021
Headquarters United Arab Emirates Paris, France
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Choose MultiBank Group if you

  • want more licences from strong regulators
  • need a swap-free Islamic account
  • want to copy other traders
  • use MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5
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Frequently asked questions

Which is better, MultiBank Group or Shares?

We compared MultiBank Group and Shares on licences, deposits, platforms and accounts. The better choice depends on what you need; these are the main differences. MultiBank Group holds 3 licences from strong regulators, against 1 for Shares. MultiBank Group offers a swap-free Islamic account; Shares does not. The best choice depends on your country and trading style, so check which licence your account will be opened under.

Are MultiBank Group and Shares regulated?

MultiBank Group licences: CySEC, ASIC, FSA, MAS, CMA, FSC (VG), VFSC, BaFin, CIMA, FSC (MU), FMA (AT). Shares licences: ACPR, AMF.

What is the minimum deposit at MultiBank Group and Shares?

MultiBank Group: $50. Shares: not available.

Do MultiBank Group and Shares offer an Islamic account?

MultiBank Group: Yes. Shares: No.