Titan review

The running cost is a management fee of 0.4% on the portfolio, the same as the site median of 0.4%. Because the account is managed for you, that fee is the line to compare rather than a price per trade.

Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the US, and holdings sit under SIPC up to USD 500,000. That cover is a limit on broker failure, not a guarantee on what an account earns.

The minimum deposit is $500 and the minimum investment is $500, so the same figure sets the floor on both. It sits well above the site median of €25, which rules out very small portfolios.

The offering spans stocks, etfs and bonds, so crypto can sit alongside the usual assets in one managed account. The portfolio types listed are cash and crypto, and the platform is based in the US for US investors.

Platforms listed are Web and Mobile app, so a managed account can be checked or topped up away from a desktop. The mobile app counts as a platform in its own right alongside the web option, rather than a stripped down extra.

Titan suits investors who would rather have a portfolio run for them than pick shares themselves. It does not suit people who want to trade markets directly, and the minimum investment of $500 is a genuine hurdle for small savers.

Support runs on help centre only, so questions are answered through self-serve articles rather than a direct phone or email line. That works for investors happy reading documentation, and less well for anyone who wants a named contact.

Across the site, retail accounts that lose money sit at a median of 70.15%. Titan is a managed portfolio rather than an active trading account, so that figure describes trading patterns and not a portfolio left with a manager.