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Apps · Nigeria · 2026

Which trading app is worth installing in Nigeria?

Ten broker apps compared on the four facts that decide which one you can use: what it costs to start, what one trade costs, what a win pays, and who licenses the broker.

10Apps compared
12.10.2026Data last checked
9Start from $10 or less
6 of 10Found in a regulator's register
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  1. 01Start with $10 and trade from $1 a position.
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9:415G
EUR/USD90%
1.08426+0.12%
1m5m15m
Amount$1
Time05:00
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Places 2–10

Compared apps

Platform
Minimum deposit
Licence
Showing 9 of 9

Deriv

#2
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$5
Max payout
100%
Regulator
MFSA 70156
Review

Pocket Option

#3
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$5
Max payout
92%
Regulator
MISA (Mwali) T2022086
Review

Quotex

#4
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$10
Max payout
98%
Regulator
No licence found in a register
Review

IQ Option

#5
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$10
Max payout
95%
Regulator
CySEC 247/14 (EEA)
Review

Olymp Trade

#6
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$10
Max payout
95%
Regulator
VFSC company No. 40131 (Aollikus Limited)
Review

Binomo

#7
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$10
Max payout
90%
Regulator
IFC (FinaCom) Category A
Review

Expert Option

#8
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$10
Max payout
95%
Regulator
Financial Commission (member)
Review

Exnova

#9
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$10
Max payout
92%
Regulator
No licence found in a register
Review

BinaryCent

#10
Android · iOS · Web
Min deposit
$250
Max payout
92%
Regulator
No licence found in a register
Review
Methodology

Our method

Last check 12.10.2026 · next 11.11.2026
  1. 01Install from the official sourceEach app is taken from the broker's own site or store listing, and the platforms it actually ships on are recorded.
  2. 02Look the licence up in the registerThe regulator and number come from that regulator's public register. A licence we cannot find there is published as “no licence found”.
  3. 03Record the four factsMinimum deposit, minimum trade, maximum payout and the regulator, each with the date it was checked.
  4. 04Publish the order we were paid for, plainlyFirst place is paid for and labelled Sponsored. Places two to ten are in the order of our own ranking, and every figure behind it is on the card, so you can disagree with the order without having to take our word for the numbers.

Registers used: SEC Nigeria · CySEC · MFSA · VFSC

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Questions and answers

The Capital Markets Authority licenses online forex and CFD brokers in Kenya. Fixed-time trading is not licensed by the CMA, and none of the apps here holds a Kenyan licence. Each card shows the regulator we could find in a register, with the date we checked it.