quantfury review

Pros and cons

Who it suits

• Traders who pay a commission per trade elsewhere and want that cost gone
• Investors who keep cash on the platform and want it to earn 4.5%
• Crypto holders who want spot, not leveraged derivatives, alongside equities

Who should look elsewhere

• Anyone who needs a human support line, since support runs on help centre
• Forex traders who need metals or CFDs, missing from stocks, etfs and forex

Who regulates it

Quantfury holds four licences, one in each market it serves. In the UK the Financial Conduct Authority authorises the firm under reference 577611. The Securities Commission of The Bahamas authorises the entity under SIA-F204. In the US the registration sits with SEC and FINRA under CRD#: 318437/SEC#: 8-70934. In Colombia the Financial Superintendence of Colombia approves it under Resolution 2287 of 2024. UK clients sit under the FCA and sit inside the FSCS, with investor protection of FSCS up to GBP 85,000. Clients in the other jurisdictions are covered by the rules attached to their own regulator rather than the UK scheme.

Markets and platforms

The asset list covers stocks, etfs and forex. That mix matters for a retail account because equities and ETFs trade without commission while crypto, futures and forex sit on the same platform and the same balance. Trading runs on Web Platform and Mobile App, so an account opened on the web platform carries into the mobile app rather than needing a separate login or a separate set of holdings. Compared with peers, Vantage also lists metals and CFDs that sit outside this range, and eToro lists CFDs too, so a trader who needs those would look elsewhere. What the list does cover is enough for a single-account approach across crypto and mobile app.

How it compares on our data

On the two cost lines we rank most heavily, Quantfury sits at the top of the field. The account fee of $0 places it 1 among 138 brands in our data, and the stock trade fee of $0 places it 1 among 161 brands. The overall score is 9, with the offer component at 9 and 3 alternatives listed. The commission-free model is shared by most of the field, so the ranking reflects the pairing of a trade fee of $0 with an account fee of $0 rather than the model on its own. Among the alternatives here, CFI, eToro and Vantage, none of the three matches both cost lines at the top of the ranking.

Fees and costs

The commission-free model means the stock trade fee is $0 on equities and ETFs, and the account fee is $0, so an inactive or active account costs nothing to hold. Cash left on the balance earns 4.5%, which is the main way the platform pays for itself rather than through trading costs. Leverage is available at up to 20x trading power for retail accounts, and the margin rate is 0%, so the financing cost itself sits at the floor. The cost to watch is the market move itself, not a charge. For context, 70.15% of retail accounts lose money across the brokers we track, with a range of 40.3% to 88%, and the forex ranking sits at 72.13%.

The company behind it

The operating entity is Quantfury Trading UK Limited, and the firm was founded in 2017. Those four licences carry it across four regulators: the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK under 577611, the Securities Commission of The Bahamas under SIA-F204, SEC and FINRA in the US under CRD#: 318437/SEC#: 8-70934, and the Financial Superintendence of Colombia under Resolution 2287 of 2024. Support is delivered through help centre, which is the practical point to weigh: there is no phone or chat line listed, so a problem with a transfer or a position is worked through in writing. For a UK retail account the relevant reference point is the FCA licence and the protection of FSCS up to GBP 85,000.

How quantfury compares

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  MC Prime

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  Simply Wall St

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  MarketScreener

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  ActivTrades

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  CORUM Vastgoedfondsen

  9.3 vs 8.7
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  DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

  9.3 vs 9.0
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  XTB

  9.3 vs 9.3
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  NAGA

  9.3 vs 8.7
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  UNest

  9.3 vs 8.6
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  eToro

  eToro lists a wider market range in stocks, etfs and forex, including CFDs, for readers who need instruments outside the Quantfury list in stocks, etfs and forex.

  9.3 vs 9.2
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  Linxea

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  Kitco

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  Mintos

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  The Best Prop

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  EBC Financial Group

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  Instant Funding

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Frequently asked questions

Sources

• help.quantfury.com/en checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Support channels

  “User Guide - help.quantfury.com”

• quantfury.com checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Interest on cash, Platforms

  “Earn 4.5% APY on Overnight Cash Balances in USD, USDT, and USDC”

• quantfury.com/assets checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Features, Markets

  “Trade 2000+ global assets, including stocks, ETFs, digital and fiat currencies”

• quantfury.com/history checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Founded

  “Founded in 2017 by Lev Mazur”

• quantfury.com/licenses checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Investor protection, Legal entity, Regulators, Licences

  “Quantfury Trading UK Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority”

• quantfury.com/trading-and-investing-conditions checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Account fee, Pricing model, Stock trade fee

  “without trade commissions, borrowing fees, or any fees whatsoever”

• quantfury.com/trading-with-leverage checked September 26, 2026

  Backs: Margin rate, Maximum retail leverage

  “there are no borrowing fees, interest charges, or margin maintenance costs”