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JFD Trade Review

Updated: July 24, 2026
JFD Trade
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About JFD Trade

JFD Group Ltd (Cyprus, company registration number HE 282265) is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) under Licence No. 150/11, originally granted on 5 August 2011, amended on 30 October 2012, 25 April 2017 (for CFDs on virtual currencies), and 5 April 2021 (to include dealing on own account) (). The firm operates under the framework of MiFID II and offers investment services including reception and transmission of orders, execution of orders, portfolio management, investment advice, dealing on own account, along with ancillary services such as safekeeping and administration of financial instruments, granting credit or loans for financial transactions, foreign exchange services related to investment services, and investment research and analysis ().

The firm also holds additional regulatory registrations: with the Spanish CNMV under Licence No. 136/2020, and it is registered with BaFin (Germany), FCA (UK, registration number 580193), and ACPR (France, registration number 74013) (). Client funds are segregated, and the firm is a member of the Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) ().

JFD offers trading on over 1,500 instruments across nine asset classes via platforms including MetaTrader 4/5, stock3, and StereoTrader add‑ons (). The minimum deposit is 500 USD/EUR/GBP/CHF, with negative balance protection available for retail clients ().

Trading costs include spreads starting from approximately 2.7 USD for FX and precious metals, and commission-based pricing for physical stocks (0.05 USD per US share, minimum 3 USD; EU stocks 0.15% of order, minimum 3 EUR; Spanish stocks 0.20% minimum 6 EUR) ().

JFD is discontinuing its CFD business in its current form: from 21 April 2026, new CFD positions cannot be opened, and all open positions will be automatically closed by 28 April 2026. Clients are offered the option to transfer their accounts to GBE Brokers Ltd, subject to consent ().

Who it’s for

  • Retail clients seeking access to a wide range of asset classes with negative balance protection and segregated funds.
  • Experienced or professional clients requiring higher leverage and more flexible margin terms under professional client status.
  • Clients based in the European Economic Area, as JFD serves only EEA residents or jurisdictions where it holds authorisations.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Comprehensive regulation across multiple EU jurisdictions, with CySEC license and registrations with CNMV, BaFin, FCA, ACPR.
  • Wide product offering (1500+ instruments across nine asset classes) and multiple advanced trading platforms.
  • Client fund protection through segregation, negative balance protection (for retail), and ICF membership.

Cons

  • CFD trading is being phased out, with automatic closure of positions by 28 April 2026, limiting continued CFD access.
  • Minimum deposit threshold (500 units) may be high for smaller traders.

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