OANDA Crypto Trading Review 2026
Ranked #17 of 20 crypto brokers. Forex and CFD broker. Best for: US forex traders who want to add spot crypto.
- Cryptocurrencies
- 9
- Crypto offer
- Real crypto and CFDs
- Minimum deposit
- $0
- Retail crypto leverage
- None for US spot crypto; crypto CFDs elsewhere follow local caps
OANDA at a Glance
| Regulators | CFTC/NFA (US)FCA (UK)ASIC (AU)CIRO (CA)MAS (SG)JFSA (JP) |
|---|---|
| Top-tier regulated | Yes |
| Founded | 1996 |
| Headquarters | — |
| Minimum deposit | $0 |
| Crypto cost | US spot crypto: 0.75% per executed order, no spread markup or custody fee |
| Platforms | OANDA Trade (web, desktop, app), MT4, MT5, TradingView |
| US clients | Yes |
| UK retail | Crypto CFDs are banned for UK retail clients (professional clients only). |
Strengths and Watch-outs
What stands out
- US clients can buy real crypto through Paxos inside OANDA
- Seven tier-1 regulators
- No minimum deposit
Keep in mind
- Small US coin list and only individual US accounts are eligible for spot crypto.
Live Crypto Prices
market data, 7 days
BTC$78,161 +0.1%
ETH$2,296 +0.9%
USDT$1.00 -0.1%
BNB$710 -0.6%
XRP$1.25 0.0%
USDC$1.00 0.0%Market prices from CoinGecko. Prices at OANDA include its own spread or fee and can differ.
OANDA Crypto FAQ
Is OANDA regulated?
Yes. OANDA is regulated by CFTC/NFA (US), FCA (UK), ASIC (AU), CIRO (CA), MAS (SG), JFSA (JP). The regulator that covers you depends on the country you sign up from.
Do you own real crypto on OANDA?
OANDA offers both real crypto and crypto CFDs, depending on your country.
What does crypto trading cost on OANDA?
US spot crypto: 0.75% per executed order, no spread markup or custody fee. Overnight financing applies to leveraged CFD positions held past the daily cut-off.
What is the minimum deposit at OANDA?
The minimum deposit is $0. Some account types or payment methods can ask for more.
Can US residents trade crypto with OANDA?
Yes, OANDA accepts US clients for crypto, through its US-regulated entity.
Compare OANDA With
Profile compiled by FxDailyInfo from the broker's own pages. Sources: help.oanda.com, forexbrokers.com, www.fxempire.com. CFDs are complex instruments and many retail accounts lose money; crypto is highly volatile.