Deltastock Review 2026

Deltastock is a Bulgarian investment intermediary established in 1998, regulated under MiFID II and offering both its proprietary Delta Trading platform and MetaTrader 5

Deltastock AD states that it is authorised by Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission under licence RG-03-146, with registered address 6 Korab Planina St, Sofia.

The main strengths are long operating history, an EU investment-firm licence, segregated client accounts, a proprietary platform plus MT5 and clearly published low account-opening thresholds.

For active comparison purposes, the most important concrete advantages are Deltastock publishes product-specific spreads such as a fixed 0.8 spread on EUGERMANY40 during stated hours; forex/CFD spreads and financing vary by instrument and Clients can choose Delta Trading or MT5; MT5 supports Expert Advisors and current forex, gold, oil, index and other CFD markets.

The main drawbacks are CFDs remain high risk—Deltastock currently reports 58% of retail investor accounts lose money—and Belgian distribution rules remain separate from MiFID authorisation.

A prospective client should also account for jurisdiction differences: The Bulgarian MiFID licence does not cancel Belgium's FSMA prohibition on electronic distribution of leveraged OTC CFDs/rolling-spot forex to consumers.

No current promotion, bonus or referral credit was verified in the official source set used for this Deltastock review. If a promotion appears on the broker site, the useful checks are: who qualifies, expiry date, minimum funding, whether it is cash or only commission credit, whether it can be withdrawn, and whether trading-volume conditions apply.

Key 2026 highlights include established 1998; Bulgaria FSC RG-03-146; MiFID II; Delta Trading and MT5; segregated funds; live account from 100 USD/EUR on supported routes. These are more useful than marketing slogans because they directly affect pricing, market access, platform capability or client protection.

Deltastock AD states that it is authorised by Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission under licence RG-03-146, with registered address 6 Korab Planina St, Sofia.

Yes, Deltastock is an established legitimate financial-services provider. long operating history, an EU investment-firm licence, segregated client accounts, a proprietary platform plus MT5 and clearly published low account-opening thresholds. The Bulgarian MiFID licence does not cancel Belgium's FSMA prohibition on electronic distribution of leveraged OTC CFDs/rolling-spot forex to consumers.

That does not make every account equally protected; The Bulgarian MiFID licence does not cancel Belgium's FSMA prohibition on electronic distribution of leveraged OTC CFDs/rolling-spot forex to consumers.

Yes. Deltastock is a currently regulated Bulgarian investment firm. The reviewed and canonical brokerage entity is Deltastock AD, headquartered at 6 Korab Planina Street, Sofia, and the official broker domain is deltastock.com. Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) lists Deltastock AD as an investment firm, while Deltastock identifies its current MiFID II investment-intermediary licence as RG-03-146. Deltastock's own history explains that the firm was originally licensed in 1998 and was re-licensed under the current MiFID II framework in 2018. The broker also explicitly warns that similarly named domains such as delta-stock.com, deltast.pro, delta-stock.net and other listed lookalikes are not affiliated with Deltastock; ForexBrokersInfo therefore treats only the verified Deltastock domains and legal entity as canonical.

Deltastock AD also has verified EEA host-state relationships. Spain's CNMV currently records Deltastock AD under official registration number 2266. This is a cross-border/host-state registration of the Bulgarian investment firm, not a second Spanish investment-firm licence. Deltastock states that it has made MiFID notifications for services across EU member states; those notifications do not transfer the home-state licence or create a separate investor-compensation scheme in every destination country. The Bulgarian FSC remains the home regulator for Deltastock AD.

Client protection is entity-specific. Deltastock states that client money and financial instruments are kept separately from the firm's own assets, and its current site advertises negative-balance protection for retail leveraged trading. Bulgaria's Investor Compensation Fund protects eligible non-professional clients when the statutory conditions are met; current FSC consumer guidance states compensation of 90% of eligible assets up to BGN 40,000.

Belgium requires a separate product-fit decision. A Bulgarian MiFID licence or Belgian passport notification is not proof that leveraged OTC CFDs or rolling-spot forex may be distributed to Belgian consumers. The FSMA prohibits those products through electronic trading platforms. Deltastock's reviewed forex, share, index, futures and crypto trading proposition is primarily CFD-based, so ForexBrokersInfo marks the Belgian leveraged route restricted and suppresses the Open Account CTA. Deltastock also offers fixed-income securities, but a Belgium-specific onboarding route for that non-CFD service was not explicitly verified, so it remains unknown rather than being inferred from passporting.

Deltastock has no current dated award in the first-party/regulator source set used here with both issuer and year verified, so no award is treated as a current differentiator.

Deltastock primarily provides leveraged OTC forex/CFD execution; the precise execution model and product structure are defined in its legal documents and contract specifications.

Use https://www.deltastock.com/english/platforms/open_account.asp and the authenticated client area for current Deltastock support and account-specific requests.

Use the registered office attached to the serving legal entity in the current client agreement and regulator record; another group office is not substituted.

Deltastock publishes +359 2 811 50 50 and sales@deltastock.com/frontoffice@deltastock.bg.

Deltastock education or market material, where available, is general information rather than personalised advice.

The reviewed sources do not establish that Deltastock externally hedges every client position one-for-one; execution/counterparty treatment follows the current agreement and order policy.

EEA availability depends on cross-border permissions and local product rules. Belgian consumer leveraged-OTC distribution remains restricted.

Deltastock is best suited to eligible EU traders who value a long-established Bulgarian broker, segregated funds and the choice of proprietary or MT5 platforms

Deltastock is a weaker fit for Belgian consumers being actively targeted with leveraged OTC CFDs or users seeking offshore-style leverage

No standing rebate or volume-discount schedule is treated as standard Deltastock pricing unless it is documented in current account terms.

Deltastock current first-party materials describe the live route, but the source set does not support a stable named tier matrix beyond the concrete account details stated elsewhere in this review.

To open a live account, Eligible applicants should start at the verified first-party domain, confirm the legal entity for their residence, complete KYC/appropriateness checks and fund only after the agreement matches the expected regulator. The broker must complete identity, residency and suitability/appropriateness checks before regulated products are enabled.

Where a demo or virtual-account route is available, it is suitable for platform practice only; simulated pricing does not establish live execution or withdrawal performance.

Deltastock is not a proprietary-trading challenge, so there are no 'trading objectives' whose breach automatically terminates a funded challenge. Normal account restrictions instead come from margin rules, product permissions, suitability checks and the client agreement.

Deltastock states client money is held in segregated client accounts. Any investor-compensation eligibility depends on the legal classification and Bulgarian/EU scheme rules.

Identity, residency, sanctions and payment-ownership checks apply; additional source-of-funds evidence can be requested.

Deltastock current public source set does not establish one universal payment-method matrix across every eligible client; use only the authenticated cashier for the serving entity.

Current first-party account pages state 100 USD/EUR/GBP/CHF or 400 RON for Delta Trading and 100 USD/EUR for MT5.

Submit withdrawals through the authenticated client area to a verified destination; KYC, return-to-source and provider-settlement rules can affect timing.

Deltastock is a brokerage/derivatives service rather than a fixed-return product; withdrawable cash depends on free margin, settled positions, verification and payment settlement.

Trading costs depend on the platform and instrument; Deltastock publishes individual fixed/variable spread conditions and overnight financing rather than one universal all-in number.

Current pages list CFDs on forex, indices, gold, oil, futures and other assets.

Delta Trading is Deltastock's proprietary platform; MetaTrader 5 is also current and supports Expert Advisors.

Current pages list CFDs on forex, indices, gold, oil, futures and other assets.

Use only platform/server credentials delivered by the authenticated onboarding process; no universal server name is assumed across every entity or account.

Supported base currencies are entity/account specific and should be confirmed in the live account-opening flow.

Any cryptocurrency product is jurisdiction- and entity-specific and should not be assumed to provide transferable custody unless the agreement explicitly says so.

Retail leverage follows EU/MiFID product limits and instrument margin rules; no offshore leverage is implied.

Any leverage selection remains capped by the serving entity, product margin schedule and local regulation; country-specific restrictions cannot be bypassed.

Deltastock publishes product-specific spreads such as a fixed 0.8 spread on EUGERMANY40 during stated hours; forex/CFD spreads and financing vary by instrument

No MAM/PAMM service is treated as a verified core feature unless expressly documented in current first-party terms for the reviewed entity.

Automated-trading availability depends on the current platform and account rules; MetaTrader accounts can support EAs where the broker permits them.

No copy-trading marketplace is treated as universally available unless it is explicitly enabled for the reviewed legal entity and account.