ABOUT LYNX

LYNX is a Netherlands-based stockbroker founded in 2006. LYNX is an introducing broker of Interactive Brokers (IB). In practice, this means that your deposited funds will be held by IB but fees are charged by LYNX. You can also use IB’s trading platforms. LYNX is considered safe because both LYNX and Interactive Brokers are regulated by top-tier financial authorities. LYNX pros and cons LYNX’s market and product range is great, giving you access to the important international and also to some local European exchanges. Its stock and ETF trading fees are low, and the mobile trading platform is great. LYNX deposit and withdrawal options are somewhat limited, as you can only use bank transfer. There is a hefty €3,000 minimum deposit, and the desktop trading platform is not particularly user-friendly. Stock fees and ETF fees LYNX has low stock and ETF commissions compared with the rest of the online brokerage market. Note that LYNX’s fee structure is a bit different in each country they operate in. We checked Lynx.nl fees (applicable to Dutch clients).