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As a regulated financial institution, Saxo continuously evaluates the type of business we do, and where we do it. This evaluation builds on an ever-changing environment where international and local rules and regulations are driving an increased complexity. To ensure the best client experience and an optimal level of service, while being in the forefront of a growing global trend, we choose to focus our efforts on a risk-based approach when servicing clients. |
Below, you will find the list of countries we service our existing clients from:
Countries
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Greenland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, UAE, UK.
*Note that this list is subject to change, and will be updated accordingly as soon as possible.
My country of residence is on the list of countries that Saxo services, but I am not able to open the account. What does that mean?
The list of countries on this support page is subject to change. You can only open an account with Saxo if your country is listed on the account opening form. Click here to check if your country of residence is supported.
*Please note that there may be differences between the list of countries we service and those from which we onboard new clients.
How do I update my residential address?
Instructions to update your address are provided here: How do I update my phone number, email or residential address?
I am residing in a country where Saxo’s service is discontinued, but I am a customer of one of Saxo's partners. How does this affect me?
In broad terms, any client who has signed Saxo’s General Business Terms will be impacted in the same way as direct retail clients. However, as it depends on the nature of our partnership with your provider, we recommend that you contact the partner directly with questions relating to the procedure, impact, and/or timelines.