Titan Review

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Founded 2018 · United States

Why investors choose this broker

SEC-registered investment adviser acting as a fiduciary
Actively managed equity strategies with in-house research team
No advisory fee on Automated Stocks and Automated Bonds
Access to alternative investments including real estate and private credit funds

Review summary

Titan is a US-registered investment adviser offering actively managed equity strategies, automated ETF portfolios, crypto via ETFs, and alternative fund access through a mobile-first app.

Pros

SEC-registered investment adviser acting as a fiduciary
Actively managed equity strategies with in-house research team
No advisory fee on Automated Stocks and Automated Bonds
Access to alternative investments including real estate and private credit funds
Crypto exposure through regulated Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs
Traditional and Roth IRA accounts available
Mobile app rated 4.8 on Apple App Store

Cons

Available to US residents only
0.40% annual advisory fee applies to most managed strategies
$100 fee to close or transfer an IRA account
$25 fee for outgoing wire transfers
No demo or paper-trading account
No phone support - customer service via email and chat only
Limited publicly available track record for strategies
Alternative fund investments have liquidity restrictions

Company background

Titan was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in New York, NY. The platform operates as Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC, a fiduciary registered investment adviser with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Titan is independent and is not a subsidiary of a larger financial institution. As of December 31, 2024, the firm manages approximately $1.1 billion in assets. Brokerage services are provided through Titan Global Technologies LLC and Apex Clearing Corporation, both registered broker-dealers and FINRA and SIPC members.

Fees and pricing

Titan charges a 0.40% annual advisory fee on actively managed equity strategies and the crypto strategy, billed monthly. Automated Stocks and Automated Bonds, which are ETF-based passive portfolios, carry no Titan advisory fee. The crypto strategy carries an additional 0.25% in strategy expenses. Standard deposits and ACH withdrawals are free. Outgoing wire transfers cost $25, and outgoing account transfers or IRA account closures cost $100 each. No account opening fee, monthly maintenance fee, or inactivity fee is listed. The minimum investment is $500 to open an account, with some strategies accessible from $10.

Regulation and safety

Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC is registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment adviser and operates as a fiduciary. Advisory services are available only to US residents in jurisdictions where Titan maintains registration. Brokerage and clearing services are provided through Titan Global Technologies LLC and Apex Clearing Corporation, both FINRA and SIPC members. SIPC membership protects client brokerage accounts up to $500,000 in the event of broker-dealer failure.

Platform experience

Titan offers a mobile-first experience through iOS and Android apps as well as a web app. The iOS app holds a 4.8-star rating on the Apple App Store. The platform provides actively managed strategies including Flagship (US large-cap equities), Offshore (international equities), and Opportunities, as well as Automated Stocks and Automated Bonds for passive ETF exposure. Crypto is offered through a managed strategy using Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Smart Treasury invests in US Treasury money market funds. Account types include individual taxable accounts, Traditional IRAs, and Roth IRAs. There is no demo account. Customer support is available through email and chat; phone support is not offered.

Pros and cons

Titan's main advantages include its fiduciary SEC-registered status, active in-house investment management, zero advisory fee on automated portfolios, IRA availability, regulated crypto exposure through ETFs, and access to alternative investments such as real estate and private credit funds. The main drawbacks include the 0.40% annual advisory fee on most managed strategies, US-only availability, $100 fees for IRA closures and account transfers, no demo account, and no phone customer support.

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Trading fees & commissions

Titan charges a 0.40% annual advisory fee on actively managed and crypto strategies, billed monthly. Automated Stocks and Automated Bonds carry no advisory fee. Standard deposits and withdrawals are free; outgoing account transfers cost $100 and outgoing wire transfers cost $25.

Fees

Item	Fee
Crypto	0.40% advisory fee plus 0.25% strategy expenses
Account	No account opening or monthly maintenance fee
Deposit	Free
Advisory	0.40% per year on actively managed portfolios and crypto strategy, billed monthly
Inactivity	No inactivity fee listed
Withdrawal	Free for standard ACH; outgoing wire transfer: $25
Ira Closing	$100 per IRA account
Alternatives	Fees vary by third-party fund; individual fund minimums apply
Account Transfer Out	$100 per account
Automated Portfolios	No advisory fee on Automated Stocks and Automated Bonds

Trading platform & features

Platforms

Titan App
Web app
iOS app
Android app

Regulation and investor protection

Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC is registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment adviser. Brokerage services are provided through Titan Global Technologies LLC and Apex Clearing Corporation, both registered broker-dealers and members of FINRA and SIPC.

Broker FAQs

Is Titan safe?

Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC is registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission as a fiduciary investment adviser. Brokerage services are provided through Titan Global Technologies LLC and Apex Clearing Corporation, both FINRA and SIPC members. SIPC coverage protects brokerage accounts up to $500,000 in the event of broker-dealer failure.

Is Titan a scam?

No. Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC is a registered investment adviser regulated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, operating as a fiduciary.

Is Titan regulated and by whom?

Yes. Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC is registered with the SEC as an investment adviser. Its brokerage entities, Titan Global Technologies LLC and Apex Clearing Corporation, are members of FINRA and SIPC.

Does Titan keep client funds in segregated accounts?

Brokerage services are provided through Titan Global Technologies LLC and Apex Clearing Corporation. Both are FINRA members and SIPC participants, which provides protections for client brokerage assets up to $500,000 in the event of broker-dealer failure.

What happens to my money if Titan goes bankrupt?

Client brokerage accounts are held through Apex Clearing Corporation, a SIPC member. SIPC protects brokerage accounts up to $500,000, including $250,000 for cash, in the event of a broker-dealer failure.

What products does Titan offer?

Titan offers actively managed equity strategies (Flagship, Offshore, Opportunities), automated ETF portfolios, a crypto strategy using Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, a Smart Treasury cash strategy, alternative investment funds (real estate, private credit, venture), and individual stock and ETF trading. Traditional and Roth IRAs are available.

Does Titan offer stocks and ETFs?

Yes. Titan offers both managed portfolios that include stocks and ETFs and a separate individual trading account for self-directed stock and ETF purchases.

Does Titan offer crypto?

Yes. Titan offers a managed crypto strategy that provides exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum through exchange-traded funds, giving regulated access to the cryptocurrency market without direct custody of digital assets.

Does Titan offer retirement accounts?

Yes. Titan offers Traditional IRA and Roth IRA accounts alongside individual taxable brokerage accounts.

Does Titan offer alternative investments?

Yes. Titan provides access to third-party alternative investment funds, including real estate, private credit, and venture capital strategies. These funds typically have their own minimum investment requirements and liquidity restrictions.

What does Titan charge for managed portfolios?

Titan charges a 0.40% annual advisory fee on actively managed equity strategies such as Flagship, Offshore, and Opportunities, billed monthly. Automated Stocks and Automated Bonds carry no Titan advisory fee. The crypto strategy incurs a 0.40% advisory fee plus 0.25% in strategy expenses.

Is there a withdrawal fee at Titan?

Standard ACH withdrawals are free. Outgoing wire transfers cost $25, and outgoing account transfers or IRA account closures cost $100 per account.

Does Titan charge an inactivity fee?

Titan does not list an inactivity fee.

What is the minimum investment at Titan?

Titan requires a $500 minimum to open an account. Some strategies are accessible from $10. Alternative investment funds have their own minimums set by the respective fund managers.

Does Titan have a demo account?

No. Titan does not offer a demo or paper-trading account.

Does Titan have a mobile app?

Yes. Titan has iOS and Android apps. The iOS app is rated 4.8 stars on the Apple App Store.

Is Titan good for beginners?

Titan's actively managed portfolios and automated ETF options reduce the need for individual security selection. The $500 minimum and 0.40% advisory fee may be a consideration for investors just starting out. There is no demo account to practise before committing funds.

Is Titan good for long-term investing?

Titan's Flagship and other equity strategies are positioned as long-term, actively managed portfolios with low annual turnover. IRA accounts are available for tax-advantaged long-term saving. The 0.40% annual advisory fee compounds as a drag on long-term returns.

Bottom line

Titan suits users who want actively managed equity strategies, regulated crypto exposure, and alternative investment access through an SEC-registered fiduciary adviser. It may not suit users who prefer self-directed investing, want to avoid an annual advisory fee, need phone-based customer support, or require availability outside the United States.

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