Online brokers compared for fees, trading platforms, safety and more. See how Charles Schwab stacks up against LYNX!
Last update of data—Dec 2022
Charles Schwab is a US discount broker, regulated by top-tier US authorities the SEC and FINRA. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and holds a banking license.
LYNX is a Dutch stockbroker established in 2006. It is regulated by the Dutch FMA.
Recommended for investors and traders looking for solid research, low fees and great customer service.
Recommended for any European traders looking for low stock and ETF fees and a good mobile trading platform.
Charles Schwab
Charles Schwab is a US discount broker, regulated by top-tier US authorities the SEC and FINRA. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and holds a banking license.
Recommended for investors and traders looking for solid research, low fees and great customer service.
LYNX
LYNX is a Dutch stockbroker established in 2006. It is regulated by the Dutch FMA.
Recommended for any European traders looking for low stock and ETF fees and a good mobile trading platform.
Charles Schwab's service is slightly better than LYNX's and a comparison of their fees shows that Charles Schwab's fees are slightly lower than LYNX's.
Account opening takes much less effort at Charles Schwab compared to LYNX, deposit and withdrawal processes are somewhat more complicated at Charles Schwab, while customer service quality is somewhat better than LYNX's.
Our experts rated the trading platform of Charles Schwab as somewhat better than the platform of LYNX, found that clients have access to less markets and products with Charles Schwab, while LYNX provides just about the same quality of research and education.
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