Best brokers available in Lithuania

Lithuanian residents can use properly authorised Lithuanian or EU/EEA investment firms, but the exact serving entity and product matter. The Bank of Lithuania permanently prohibits binary options for retail investors and restricts retail CFDs with leverage limits, margin close-out, negative-balance protection, incentive restrictions and standardised risk warnings. ForexBrokersInfo therefore verifies country onboarding and product availability separately rather than assuming that a global brand or generic EU licence covers Lithuania.

Brokers serving Lithuania

Interactive BrokersInteractive Brokers Ireland Limited Available 96/100 Review & country fit →
Available/eligible products: Direct listed stocks and ETFs across supported markets, Listed options subject to trading permissions and appropriateness, Listed futures and futures options subject to trading permissions and appropriateness, Spot currencies / FX subject to account permissions, IBKR CFDs, including Forex CFDs, subject to Lithuanian/EEA retail product-intervention rules, Bonds and mutual funds subject to product eligibility
Restricted/not offered: Retail CFDs are subject to Lithuania's leverage, margin-close-out, negative-balance-protection, incentive and risk-warning requirements, Binary options are prohibited for Lithuanian retail investors, Certain packaged investment products can be unavailable to EEA retail clients when required disclosure documents are not provided, Direct crypto-asset availability for a Lithuania-resident IBIE account was not verified in this pass
Trading 212Trading 212 Markets Ltd. Available 93/100 Review & country fit →
Available/eligible products: Real ordinary and preferred shares through Invest, Real ETFs and other supported exchange-traded products through Invest, Forex through the CFD account, CFDs on stocks, ETFs and futures-based underlyings, Cryptocurrency CFDs for Trading 212 Markets Ltd. accounts
Restricted/not offered: Forex exposure is via CFDs rather than verified deliverable spot-FX ownership, Retail CFDs are subject to Lithuania's leverage, margin-close-out, negative-balance-protection, incentive and risk-warning requirements, Binary options are prohibited for Lithuanian retail investors, Direct listed options are not included in Trading 212's current published Invest/CFD instrument set, Futures exposure is provided through CFDs referencing futures rather than verified direct listed-futures ownership

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