Spreadex review: financial derivatives and retail account scope
This review covers Spreadex financial spread betting and CFDs, not sports betting; retail classification, costs and residence need separate checks.
Financial products, not share custody
Spreadex’s financial service offers spread bets and CFDs on price movements. Both are derivatives rather than underlying share ownership; sports-account rules do not establish the terms for these financial accounts.
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Diagram explained
Check the financial contract and residence
- Financial spread bets / CFDs
- Retail assessment first
- £5 deposit ≠ position risk
Retail is the starting classification
The July 2026 guide says every account initially opens as retail after an appropriateness assessment. A later professional application is a separate review and removes certain retail protections.
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Small funding is not small exposure
The minimum deposit is £5, but position exposure depends on stake or contracts and margin. A funding threshold cannot show the maximum loss of a leveraged position.
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Do not infer regional acceptance
The site says distribution must comply with applicable local law. The reviewed pages do not confirm Vietnam-resident acceptance; UK product descriptions and tax marketing are not a Vietnam eligibility decision.
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