Saxo

Broker — Free

Danish bank and multi-asset broker whose new SaxoInvestor platform has an AI Assistant that reads your portfolio.

Portfolio-aware AI Assistant that drafts trade tickets but never auto-trades

Overview

Saxo is a licensed Danish bank and broker giving European and international investors access to global stocks, ETFs, bonds, options and futures. It suits investors who want one account across many exchanges and a research assistant that knows their holdings.

The AI Assistant in the new SaxoInvestor platform answers questions about your portfolio, transactions, costs and dividends, briefs you on an instrument, searches for instruments by criteria, manages price alerts and watchlists, and opens a pre-filled trade ticket. It uses your account data, Saxo market data and Help Centre content, and Saxo says chats are not used to train models. Saxo also runs an OpenAPI for developers.

The catch: the assistant only lives in the new SaxoInvestor, it will not place the trade for you, and there is no MCP. Saxo also offers CFDs, and its UK site says 60% of retail CFD accounts lose money. Skip it if you want an AI that executes on your behalf.

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Is Saxo Legit? FAQ

Is Saxo legit?

Saxo is a real, working product with a public track record you can check: 9,388 reviews on the App Store, averaging 4.3 out of 5. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: Assistant only in the new SaxoInvestor.

How much does Saxo cost?

Saxo is listed at Free account, fees vary by market. Saxo is free to use. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does Saxo have a free trial?

Yes. Saxo offers a free trial, so you can test it before paying.

Does Saxo have an API or MCP server?

Saxo offers an API or webhooks you can connect to your own code or trading bot. We found no MCP server for AI assistants.

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