Fintana Review 2026

Trust

Fintana Regulators

When reviewing brokers, we examine the licenses held by each of their entities to determine how effectively they protect clients. We use a simple three-tier system to rank regulatory bodies, with Tier 1 being the most trusted and offering the highest level of protection.

This is what I discovered about the single entity operating under the Fintana trade name:

• Fintana Trading Limited is licensed and regulated by the Mauritius Financial Services Commission (FSC) under license number GB 23201338. We rate the FSC as a Tier-3 regulator.

How Does Fintana Protect You?

Brokers operate multiple entities globally, but regulatory protections vary. Some regulators enforce stricter financial standards than others, so traders should understand the safety measures of the entity with which they choose to open an account.

Here is how Fintana protects you:

✅ Segregated accounts – Client funds are kept separate from the company’s own capital.

❌ Negative balance protection – Your losses can exceed your invested capital.

❌ Compensation scheme – Your funds are exposed to the broker’s credit liabilities in case of insolvency.

To learn more about the most important safety mechanisms and how they apply to you, click here.

Stability and Transparency

In our Trust category, we assess how stable and transparent a broker is. This includes how long they’ve been in business, the size of the company, and how openly they share important information.

I reviewed the ‘About Us’ section of Fintana’s website and its LinkedIn page and was surprised to find that both lack some very basic company details—such as where the broker is headquartered, when it was founded, or how large the company actually is.

Another drawback is that Fintana does not display live spreads on its website. This is usually a key transparency measure, as it allows traders to quickly compare a broker’s fees with industry standards.

Finally, while the website repeatedly suggests that Fintana offers negative balance protection, I could not find any confirmation of this in the broker’s legal documents. This inconsistency raises questions about the clarity of the protections actually provided to clients.

Is Fintana Safe?

Fintana is regulated by the Mauritius FSC, a Tier-3 regulator. Client funds are segregated, but I couldn’t confirm that the broker provides negative balance protection and a compensation scheme. Their absence leaves traders more exposed to risk.

Transparency is also weak: the website doesn’t display live spreads, omits key company details, and its legal documents don’t confirm the protections it claims to provide. Overall, Fintana is regulated but less safe than many industry peers.

Fees

Fintana Trading Fees

Fintana Spreads

I tested Fintana’s spreads on 9 September 2025 during the London and New York opens. The results are shown in the table below:

Fintana’s spreads exceed the industry average across all instruments I tested.

Fintana Swaps

A swap fee is the cost of keeping a trade open overnight, and it’s tied to the difference in interest rates between the two currencies in a pair. If you’re holding a buy (long) position, you may either pay or earn interest depending on the rates—this is called a swap long. The same applies to a sell (short) position, where the overnight charge or credit is called a swap short.

The values listed below are for one full base currency contract (100,000 units).

According to my findings, Fintana’s EURUSD, GBPJPY, and XAUUSD swaps all exceed the industry benchmark, making the broker unsuitable for overnight trading.

I also noticed that Fintana’s swaps are always credit deductible and never credit receivable, meaning that its clients are always charged overnight costs and never paid overnight interest, regardless of how interest rates on the interbank level change.

Fintana Non-Trading Fees

All deposits and most withdrawals with Fintana are free of charge, except for wire transfer withdrawals, which incur a $30 handling fee. Third-party processing fees may also apply.

I also found out that the broker charges a $100 inactivity fee after just 30 days without trading. That’s both a steep fee and a short timeframe. The charge continues every month until you start trading again or your account balance hits zero.

In the table below, you can see how the inactivity fee increases following different periods of inactivity:

Are Fintana’s Fees Competitive?

I concluded that Fintana’s fees are not competitive. Compared to the industry, the broker charges high spreads and overnight charges, and does not pay any positive swaps to its clients. Additionally, Fintana charges a relatively high inactivity fee after a comparatively short period of time – only 30 calendar days.

Platforms and Tools

Fintana WebTrader

I tested Fintana’s WebTrader and found it easy to navigate thanks to its clean, streamlined layout. Charts, watchlists, and account details are all placed where you’d expect them, making the platform intuitive to use. The dashboard isn’t overloaded with features, making it beginner-friendly—first-time traders can get comfortable with it pretty quickly.

Availability & Features

Fintana’s WebTrader is available in English and supported on all major search engines.

The platform’s main features include:

• Customizable Watchlists: Keep tabs on your favorite instruments with ease.
• Chart Trading: Place and manage orders directly from the chart, including entry points, volume, stop-loss, and take-profit levels.
• Economic Calendar: The integration of an economic calendar helps users prepare for upcoming releases.

However, I found that Fintana’s WebTrader is missing several essential tools. It doesn’t support one-click trading, price alerts, Depth-of-Market (DoM) trading, or automated strategies through Expert Advisors (EAs). Without these features, the platform feels quite limited in functionality compared to more advanced alternatives.

Charting & Analysis Tools

Fintana’s WebTrader is packed with some useful tools, including:

• 91 built-in technical indicators: From trend-following to oscillators and volume-based tools.
• 70+ drawing tools: Including Fibonacci retracements, Elliott Waves, and more for technical pattern spotting.
• 9 timeframes: Great for multi-timeframe analysis.
• 2 chart types: The line and candlestick options let traders view price action in their preferred format.

The WebTrader’s charting is powered by TradingView, delivering fluid, highly detailed charts that make technical analysis a breeze. The price action is easily scalable, which is especially useful for conducting in-depth chart studies.

Order Types

Fintana’s WebTrader offers the three basic order types:

• Market Orders: Instant execution at the best available price — ideal for quick entries
• Limit Orders: Target a specific price level for entry, though execution isn’t guaranteed.
• Stop Orders: Protect open positions with predefined risk levels. Stop-loss orders automatically convert into market orders once triggered.

Fintana WebTrader: My Key Takeaways

I liked Fintana’s WebTrader because of its intuitive design and fluid charts. I especially enjoyed scaling price action up and down, which made it easy to spot viable trading opportunities. Despite the platform’s versatility, however, I noticed that it is stripped down of most key functionalities that are present in other platforms, such as one-click trading, DoM trading, and more.

Firebase App

Fintana’s mobile app boasts a pleasant and intuitive design, with high-definition charts powered by TradingView. It also features more than 30 analytical tools and chart configurations, and can be used for trading on the go and basic market research. Last but not least, the app features an integrated economic calendar.

I also learned that the app can be used for watchlist customization, account management, and placing market, limit, and stop orders. This makes it an indispensable tool for managing open trades on the go.

Firebase Test App: My Key Takeaways

Fintana’s mobile app has a pleasant and intuitive design, which feels lighter than other mobile apps like the renowned MT4 and MT5. The Fintana app’s greatest asset is its powerful charting capabilities, powered by seamless TradingView. It makes scaling price action up and down fast and easy.

Fintana’s Execution Model

Fintana operates as a Straight-Through-Processing (STP) broker without a dealing desk. Client orders are routed to the broker’s pool of liquidity providers, where they are filled at the best possible price.

Tradable Instruments

Compared to the industry average, Fintana offers an average number of currency pairs, share CFDs, indices, and cryptocurrencies, and a high number of commodities.

What Are CFDs?

CFDs (Contracts for Difference) let you trade on the price movements of assets—like gold—without actually owning them.

For example, if you go long on gold and the price rises, you profit; if it falls, you lose—without ever buying real gold.

The biggest perk? You can jump in or out of the market quickly to take advantage of even the smallest price changes.

What CFDs Can You Trade With Fintana?

Fintana Instruments: My Key Takeaways

I found Fintana’s selection of tradable instruments sufficient but lacking in depth. I would have appreciated it more if the broker offered ETFs or bonds—low-risk securities typically used for hedging.

Customer Support

Customer Support Channels

Customer Support Test

When we test a broker’s customer support, we evaluate the agent’s knowledge of their own website, the time it takes them to respond to questions, and the level of detail in their answers.

I tested Fintana’s customer support by asking a range of questions over several days, varying in scope and difficulty. Initially, I posed some straightforward questions about the broker’s background and services, and the agent handled them reasonably well.

During my second interaction, the agent wasn’t able to provide a clear answer about the minimum deposit requirements for the different account types. Instead, I was encouraged to register for an account to be connected with another specialist.

Deposit and Withdrawal

How Do You Deposit Money With Fintana

How Do You Withdraw Money With Fintana

Account Types and Terms

How to Open an Account With Fintana

To create an account with Fintana, follow these simple steps:

1. Click ‘Sign Up’ at the top-right corner of the main page.
2. Fill in your name, email address, and phone number.
3. Choose an account password.
4. Confirm your email address.
5. Provide the rest of your personal details.
6. Configure the parameters of your trading account.
7. Upload proof of ID and proof of address to verify your account.

Fintana Account Types

The Classic account features zero commissions and floating spreads from 2.5 pips, with its trading fees exceeding the industry average across the board. I also learned from Finanta’s FAQ that the account’s minimum deposit required is $250.

The other account types are said to feature more competitive prices, but their fee competitiveness cannot be assessed because the respective deposit requirements are not disclosed. I couldn’t find the difference between the offered account types.

The broker also states that the Gold account has the best value, but it is not clear as to why.

Demo Accounts

Fintana offers a demo account that lets traders explore the WebTrader platform and test their strategies in a risk-free environment. Since markets are constantly changing, it’s crucial to keep your skills sharp without risking real money. You can open a demo account before or alongside your live CFD account.

Swap-Free (Islamic) Accounts

Fintana does not provide Islamic accounts for swap-free trading.

What is CFD Leverage?

Leverage determines a trader’s overall market exposure. When trading Contracts for Difference (CFDs), positions can be opened for a fraction of their value because of leverage. Essentially, the broker lends the trader money so that they can open bigger positions. Leverage multiplies the profits a trader generates from winning positions, but also the losses incurred from failed trades.

What Leverage Does Fintana Offer?

In the table below, I have listed the maximum retail leverage available with Fintana for instruments from different asset classes:

Fintana Restricted Countries

Fintana does not accept as clients residents of the United States, Canada, the EU, the United Kingdom, Russia, Iran, Iraq, Belarus, North Korea, or any other restricted country or jurisdiction where trading is prohibited by law.

Research

Research Tools

• Economic Calendar: The economic calendar informs traders of upcoming market events and economic releases that have the potential to stir a market reaction and therefore create viable trading opportunities. The broker’s economic calendar is integrated directly on the platform.

• Daily Analysis Videos: Arguably Fintana’s best research content, the video breakdowns inform traders of where the market is headed and why. The content is light and easy to assimilate, providing users with a broad overview of changing market dynamics.

• Market News: Fintana’s news screener informs traders of the latest market developments. It reports on economic releases and policy decisions, and how the market reacted to them.

• Trading Signals: The broker provides rudimentary trading signals containing an entry level, target level, and stop-loss level. These signals, however, lack context, broader explanations as to what warrants such a trade, and supporting price charts.

Fintana’s Research: My Key Takeaways

Fintana’s research is practical but lacks depth. It provides only a basic overview of market developments without digging into the finer details that many traders rely on. Compared to the industry standard, Fintana could do better in research areas. The broker also claims to integrate Trading Central content, but I couldn’t find any evidence of this in the client area or on the platform.

Education

Fintana has put together a collection of educational resources, including several video-based courses and guidebooks, giving traders a solid introduction to key trading concepts. The broker currently offers 8 courses with 43 individual lessons that cover a wide variety of topics. Interestingly, some of the lessons even touch on areas like ECN and copy trading, which shows Fintana’s willingness to broaden traders’ perspectives.

The guidebooks (presented as “E-Books”) also explain different aspects of the trading process in a clear and accessible way. While the materials are more suited to beginners and don’t yet dive deeply into advanced areas like technical or fundamental analysis, trading psychology, or risk management, they still provide a useful starting point for those new to trading.

The Bottom Line

Fintana offers a few notable strengths but some big gaps compared to the wider industry. Its proprietary WebTrader, powered by TradingView, is genuinely a highlight — fluid, intuitive, and great for traders who rely heavily on technical analysis.

The broker also deserves credit for offering several account types, practical market research tools, and generally quick customer support.

That said, the downsides are hard to ignore. Trading costs are well above the industry average, swaps are always negative, and a $100 inactivity fee kicks in after only 30 days.

The instrument lineup covers the basics but lacks lower-risk products like ETFs or bonds, making hedging difficult. There are also some transparency concerns, such as unclear account conditions and protections, and Fintana falls behind many of its competitors.

Overall, Fintana may suit experienced traders who prioritize sleek charting and don’t mind higher costs. But for beginners or anyone who is cost-conscious, the broker’s offering feels limited compared to what the broader market provides.

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