Online brokers compared for fees, trading platforms, safety and more. See how LYNX stacks up against Robinhood!
Last update of data—Dec 2022
LYNX is a Dutch stockbroker established in 2006. It is regulated by the Dutch FMA.
Robinhood is a US-based zero-commission broker. It is overseen by FINRA, a top-tier regulator.
Recommended for any European traders looking for low stock and ETF fees and a good mobile trading platform.
Recommended for beginners and buy-and-hold investors focusing on the US stock market.
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.
Robinhood
Robinhood is a US-based zero-commission broker. It is overseen by FINRA, a top-tier regulator.
Recommended for beginners and buy-and-hold investors focusing on the US stock market.
LYNX's service is slightly weaker than Robinhood's and a comparison of their fees shows that LYNX's fees are slightly higher than Robinhood's.
Account opening takes considerably more effort at LYNX compared to Robinhood, deposit and withdrawal processes are more seamless at LYNX, while customer service quality is better than Robinhood's.
Our experts rated the trading platform of LYNX as less user-friendly than the platform of Robinhood, found that clients have access to more markets and products with LYNX, while Robinhood provides somewhat lower-quality research and education.
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