Geetle Review 2025

Geetle didn't become my favorite broker primarily due to its platform. While it's functional, it falls short compared to MT4. For example, it offers a limited selection of indicators and slower chart performance. While it has the basics for technical analysis, it takes some adjustment.
Geetle provides a decent variety of assets, including CFDs on stocks and indices. However, it lacks ETFs. As a cryptocurrency trader, I appreciate Geetle's support for this method. They also accept card deposits and withdrawals. I advise against bank transfers, as international transfers can cost at least $30 or more.

If you open an account with Geetle, be prepared for independent trading. If you don't know how to trade, you'll have to learn elsewhere, as Geetle's website doesn't offer any educational content. There's also no demo or cent accounts available. The trading platform gets a plus from me - it’s simple but still functional. As for spreads, they start from 0.1-1.1 pips on major currency pairs, but these are the minimum values when the market is calm. I'm satisfied with the withdrawal speed, which usually takes 1-2 days. Funds transfer faster with crypto.

Overall, Geetle's conditions suit my trading style. The spreads are competitive, typically around 5-10 pips on major currency pairs. There are no additional trading fees, as they're factored into the spreads. I avoid using leverage higher than 1:30, especially since Geetle doesn't offer negative balance protection. One area where Geetle could improve is its market data and analytics. The news feed is infrequently updated, which can be a drawback for traders who rely on current market information.