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eToro is a social trading platform where you can trade a wide variety of assets, such as commission-free stocks, CFDs, cryptocurrencies, commodities, and more.
Platform of the Grupo Bursátil Mexicano that facilitates investing from Mexico in stocks, funds, and ETFs through a digital, educational, and intuitive interface. Design your portfolio and grow your wealth step by step.
Latin American fintech that democratizes investing through mutual funds, stocks, and ETFs. Start investing with no commissions and from USD 1.
Established in Miami for the Latin American audience, Folionet provides you access to your own investment account in the U.S., wherever you are. Choose between a personal account or one with advisory services and start enhancing your capital in international markets.
Chilean fintech that allows you to access stocks, ETFs, and portfolios from the United States. Join thousands of investors like you, and manage your investments with ease.
Latin American fintech aiming to democratize investments in the region. Available in Peru, Chile, and Colombia, Trii offers access to both local and international stock markets.
Renta 4 Perú offers a digital platform with access to stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, and more in the local market, the U.S., and Europe, ideal for those seeking global diversification with professional support.
Backed by Credicorp Group, Tyba gives you access to thousands of U.S. stocks and ETFs through a platform designed to help you invest easily and efficiently.
A platform originating from Peru, Hapi democratizes access to the U.S. Stock Market from Latin America, allowing you to invest in over 12,000 stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies starting from just US$5. Begin building your portfolio today.
Recognized European broker that combines asset investing with derivatives trading. Its platform allows for the management of real stocks and ETFs alongside CFDs on forex, cryptocurrencies, and commodities, all in one place.
Zesty allows you to start investing today in more than 14,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs, updated daily. Invest in your favorite companies with just a couple of clicks and stay up to date with the latest market news.
Renta 4 Chile opens the doors to global investing for you. With access to stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds on the local market, the U.S., and Europe, it is an excellent option for those seeking diversification with the support of financial experts.
Bursanet opens the doors to the world’s most important stock markets and is the only investment account in Mexico that includes banking services at no additional cost.
Interactive Brokers, a U.S. platform, provides leading online trading solutions for traders, investors, and advisors, with direct global access to stocks, options, futures, currencies, bonds, and funds.
Finamex is a broker that connects directly to financial markets through a modern platform. Invest in stocks, ETFs, and bonds with tools designed for all types of investors.
How to choose the right broker
Choosing a broker is one of the most important decisions you'll make as an investor. These three steps will help you navigate the options available in Latin America and find the one that truly fits your goals.
Regulation & Security
Before depositing any money, verify that the broker is licensed by a recognized financial authority, whether international (SEC, FCA, CySEC) or local (CNBV in Mexico, CVM in Brazil, CMF in Chile). Regulation ensures your funds are protected, that the broker follows transparency standards, and that there's a process for disputes. In Latin America, where financial literacy is still growing, this step is especially critical to avoid unregulated platforms that put your capital at risk.
Understand the fees
A broker advertising "zero commissions" might still charge you through wider spreads, currency conversion fees, or withdrawal costs. Look beyond the headline: compare per-trade fees, account maintenance charges, inactivity fees, and especially the FX rate markup if you're investing in USD-denominated assets from a local currency account. Even small differences in fees compound significantly over years of investing.
Start small, grow steady
You don't need thousands of dollars to start investing. Many brokers in Latin America let you begin with as little as $1 through fractional shares. The key is consistency: investing a small amount regularly (dollar-cost averaging) beats trying to time the market. Choose a broker with low or no minimum deposit, and focus on building the habit rather than waiting for the "perfect" moment.
What to compare in a broker
Not all brokers are the same. Focus on these three areas to make sure the broker you choose fits your needs as an investor in Latin America.
Platform & Usability
- Mobile app quality and reliability
- Interface available in Spanish or Portuguese
- Demo account to practice risk-free
- Educational resources and learning tools
- Responsive customer support
Costs & Fee Structure
- Per-trade commissions and spreads
- Currency conversion (FX) markup
- Deposit and withdrawal fees
- Account maintenance or inactivity charges
- Hidden costs in premium features
Markets & Access
- US stocks and ETFs (NYSE and NASDAQ)
- Local stock exchanges
- Crypto and forex trading
- Available and fully operational in your country
- Range and diversity of products
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Important note: The fees shown are based on the minimum investment commission for asset classes that include stocks and ETFs. Online, self-directed trading under basic user plans is assumed, and taxes are not included. The completeness, accuracy, or reliability of the information presented cannot be guaranteed, and no responsibility is assumed for the content, products, services, or operations of third parties, including the companies or brokers mentioned. The information available on brokers’ official websites prevails. All fees are indicative and subject to change without notice. Fees have been converted to U.S. dollars (USD) using the exchange rate as of July 15, 2025, and may vary due to market fluctuations and applicable terms. Risk warning: All investing involves risks, including the risk of partial or total loss of invested capital.