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WH SelfInvest review

Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

WH SelfInvest suits investors who want a wide market list without any account or inactivity charge, and who trade often enough to accept a commission. It charges $1.90 per stock trade, ranks low there at position 126 of 166, and keeps the account fee and inactivity fee at €0 and €0.

Key facts

Best for
Investors who trade shares, ETFs, forex, CFDs, options, futures and bonds from one account.
Stock trade fee
$1.90↗
Account fee
€0↗
Inactivity fee
€0↗
Markets
Stocks, ETFs, Forex, CFDs, Options, Futures, Bonds↗
Retail accounts that lose money
76%↗
Platforms
NanoTrader, TradingView, Trader Workstation, Mobile Apps↗
Headquarters
Luxembourg↗
Support channels
Email, Phone↗
Features
Demo account, Fractional shares, Copy trading, Mobile app
Official website
whselfinvest.com

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 6 sources

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Account fee of €0
  • Inactivity fee of €0
  • Markets cover stocks, etfs and forex
  • Platforms include NanoTrader, TradingView and Trader Workstation

Cons

  • Each stock trade costs $1.90, leaving it at position 126 of 166 on deal cost
  • Support runs on email and phone only
  • It warns that 76% of retail accounts lose money
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Who it suits

  • Investors who want shares, ETFs, bonds, options, futures, forex and CFDs in one account
  • Traders who want a named desktop platform alongside mobile apps, with demo account, fractional shares and copy trading available
  • Savers who want no account charge and no inactivity charge on the account

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buy and hold investors who want the cheapest share dealing, since $1.90 applies per trade and eToro charges $0
  • People who only want shares, ETFs and crypto, which is the market list bunq covers
  • Traders who want mobile chat support, since email and phone lists email and phone only

Where it sits among rivals

On the two recurring charges, WH SelfInvest sits at the top of the field. It ranks position 1 of 142 on account fee at €0, and position 1 of 56 on inactivity fee at €0. Deal costs push it the other way: position 126 of 166 on stock trade fee, where each deal costs $1.90.

How WH SelfInvest compares

Frequently asked questions

What does it cost to hold an account?+

The account fee is €0 and the inactivity fee is €0. Those are the two charges that usually eat into a brokerage balance, and here both are nil, which is why the broker ranks position 1 of 142 on account fee.

How much does a stock trade cost?+

Each stock trade costs $1.90. That is the charge to watch here, because it leaves the broker at position 126 of 166 on deal cost, well behind eToro at $0.

Which markets can I trade?+

One account covers stocks, etfs and forex. That range is wider than bunq, which lists stocks, etfs and crypto, and wider than CFI at stocks, etfs and forex, so fewer accounts are needed to hold shares, bonds and derivatives together.

Which platforms and apps are available?+

You can use NanoTrader, TradingView and Trader Workstation, so a named desktop platform and mobile apps are both offered. The feature list in demo account, fractional shares and copy trading adds a demo account, which helps with practice before risking money.

Can I buy part of a share?+

Fractional shares are listed in demo account, fractional shares and copy trading, so smaller amounts of a share are possible. Copy trading also appears in demo account, fractional shares and copy trading, which lets you follow other traders instead of building a portfolio alone.

How do I get help?+

Support runs on email and phone. Both are listed, though there is no in-app chat, which matters if you tend to resolve questions inside the mobile app rather than by phone or email.

Is my money protected and who regulates it?+

The broker publishes a retail warning that 76% of retail accounts lose money, so treat the leverage products with care. The listed markets include forex, CFDs, options and futures, and positions are held in an account based in Luxembourg.

Who is this broker for?+

It fits investors who want a broad market list under one account with no account fee of €0 and no inactivity fee of €0. It suits less well for buy and hold investors who want the lowest deal cost, since each stock trade costs $1.90.

Sources

Compiled from 6 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Minimum deposit, Regulators, Investor protection.

WH SelfInvest

WH SelfInvest

Investors who trade shares, ETFs, forex, CFDs, options, futures and bonds from one account.

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