Updated September 29, 2026 · BrokerCue Editorial Team

Mintos vs Webull

Mintos scores 9.0 and Webull 9.6 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Mintos

9.0/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Webull

9.6/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Where Mintos and Webull differ

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MarketsBonds, ETFs, CryptoStocks, ETFs, Options, Futures, Crypto, Bonds, FundsCovers more
RegulatorsLatvijas Banka, LV LVFINRA, SEC, SIPC
Investor protectionEU ICS up to EUR 20,000SIPC up to USD 500,000
Deposit and withdrawal feesFree bank transfer withdrawal; 2% card deposits$0 incoming stock transfer
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidDesktop, Mobile, Web
Minimum deposit€50Not confirmed
Stock trade feeNot confirmed$0
Account fee€0Not confirmed
Inactivity fee€4.90Not confirmed
Currency conversion fee0.5%Not confirmed
Options contract feeNot confirmed$0
Account typesNot confirmedIRA
Interest on cash2.5%Not confirmed

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Key differences

  • Webull scores higher overall: 9.6 vs 9.0.
  • Regulators: only Mintos offers Latvijas Banka, LV LV.
  • Regulators: only Webull offers FINRA, SEC, SIPC.
  • Markets: only Webull offers Stocks, Options, Futures.
  • Platforms: only Mintos offers iOS, Android.
  • Platforms: only Webull offers Desktop, Mobile.
  • Support channels: only Mintos offers Community.
  • Support channels: only Webull offers Phone.
  • Features: only Webull offers Demo account, Fractional shares, Options.

Our verdict on each

Mintos

Mintos is a cheap, commission-free platform for lending money to businesses through their loan marketplace, with an account fee of €0 and a secondary market for exiting early. It suits investors who want lending exposure in euro-denominated loans rather than a share dealing account, and accept that the money carries borrower default risk.

Read the full Mintos review

Webull

Webull suits US retail investors who want a single app for stocks, options, futures, crypto and retirement saving, and the fee line is the draw: a stock trade costs $0. Investor protection is SIPC up to USD 500,000, though the account range is narrow.

Read the full Webull review

Score breakdown

Mintos vs Webull
AreaMintosWebull
Cost8.9Account fee of €0, an inactivity fee of €4.90 and a minimum deposit of €50.9.7Higher
Offer9.2Minimum investment of €50, target return of 9.2% and a secondary market.9.3Higher
Trust9.09.8Higher

Positions in our rankings

Mintos vs Webull
RankingMintosWebull
Stock and ETF brokers9 of 47145 of 471

Sources behind this comparison

Mintos

  • mintos.com: 13 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • euclid.eba.europa.eu: 2 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • help.mintos.com: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026

Webull

  • webull.com: 9 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • brokercheck.finra.org: 2 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • sipc.org: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026

Every fact side by side

Mintos vs Webull
FactMintosWebull
FeaturesCrypto, Mobile appCrypto, Demo account, Fractional shares, Options, Futures, Mobile appCovers more
Pricing modelCommission freeCommission free
Legal entitySIA Mintos PaymentsWEBULL FINANCIAL LLC
HeadquartersLatviaNot confirmed
Founded2015Not confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Help centre, CommunityEmail, Phone, Help centre

P2P lending

Mintos vs Webull
FactMintosWebull
Target return9.2%Not confirmed
Minimum investment€50Not confirmed
Secondary marketYesNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Mintos vs Webull
FactMintosWebullMedian
Minimum deposit€50above the medianNot confirmed€1
Stock trade feeNot confirmed$0at the median$0
Account fee€0at the medianNot confirmed€0
Inactivity fee€4.90above the medianNot confirmed€2.45
Currency conversion fee0.5%above the medianNot confirmed0.45%
Options contract feeNot confirmed$0lowest quarter$0.625

Median across 91 listed brokers.

Pros and cons

Mintos

Pros

  • The account fee is €0, and Mintos ranks at 1 of 138 brands on that measure
  • Investing is commission-free, and the minimum investment is €50
  • A secondary market is available, so loans can be sold before they mature

Cons

  • Card deposits cost Free bank transfer withdrawal; 2% card deposits, so topping up is dearer than a bank transfer
  • An inactivity fee of €4.90 applies, against an inactivity fee position of 33 of 56
  • The minimum deposit of €50 sits far above a site minimum deposit median of €4.64

Webull

Pros

  • A stock trade costs $0 and an options contract $0 on the ira account.
  • Investor protection is SIPC up to USD 500,000, with registration under FINRA, SEC and SIPC.
  • A single app covers stocks, etfs and options, so shares, bonds, funds, options, futures and crypto sit together.

Cons

  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre, with no live chat listed.
  • Account choice is narrow, with ira the only type listed.
  • Across the brokers compared, the middle retail loss share is 70.15% and the top of the range 88%.

Who each suits

Mintos

Who it suits

  • Investors who want to lend to businesses and earn a target return of 9.2%
  • Lenders who want a secondary market to sell a loan before it matures
  • Euro-based investors who accept that defaults can reduce returns

Who should look elsewhere

  • Share traders, who should look at eToro with a commission-free model and a wider market list
  • Anyone wanting to start with a very small sum, since CFI takes a minimum deposit of $0
  • Lenders who need a guaranteed buyback, as the return of 9.2% is a target rather than a promise

Webull

Who it suits

  • US retail investors who want stocks, options, futures and crypto under a single login
  • Beginners using the demo account in crypto, demo account and fractional shares before committing money
  • Retirement savers who want $0 stock trades in the same app

Who should look elsewhere

  • eToro, if you want forex and CFDs, since stocks, etfs and forex include them
  • CFI, if your focus is forex and CFDs rather than stocks, etfs and options
  • Vantage, if you trade metals and CFDs, which its forex, cfds and stocks cover

Country by country

Mintos vs Webull
CountryMintosWebull
United StatesNoYes

Questions about each

Mintos

What fees does Mintos charge on an account?+

The account fee is €0, and the platform is commission-free, so there is no dealing charge on an investment. The charges that apply are a currency conversion fee of 0.5%, card deposit costs set out as Free bank transfer withdrawal; 2% card deposits, and an inactivity fee of €4.90.

How much do I need to put in to start lending?+

The minimum deposit is €50, and the smallest single investment is €50. The two figures are close, so funding to the deposit minimum is enough to purchase a loan. For scale, the site median for a minimum investment is €25.

Webull

What does it cost to trade?+

A stock trade costs $0 and an options contract $0, on the ira account. The pricing model is commission free, and incoming stock transfers are free. Costs stay low, though they do not decide whether a trade makes money.

Is my money protected if the firm fails?+

Accounts sit with WEBULL FINANCIAL LLC. Investor protection is SIPC up to USD 500,000, and registration with FINRA, SEC and SIPC applies, with SIPC membership listed as SIPC member 71394. Low costs do not change that, so weigh the retail loss figures before you trade.

Webull

Webull

Higher score in this comparison

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