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XM vs Capital.com

You do NOT own the coin — contract only, no withdrawal

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Fees & Assets listed
XMCapital.com
Fees
Max leverage×2×
Assets listed5825

Fees

XMFees
Typical BTC spreadSource · Confirmed indirectly 2026-08-26
Overnight financingSource · Confirmed indirectly 2026-08-26
Capital.comFees
Typical BTC spreadSource · Verified 2026-08-25
Overnight financingSource · Verified 2026-08-25

Regulation

XMRegulation
RegulationScopeSource
CySEC (CY) · 120/10
Trading Point of Financial Instruments Ltd
LicensedSource · Verified 2026-08-26
ASIC (AU) · 443670
Trading Point Australia Pty Ltd
LicensedSource · Confirmed indirectly 2026-08-26
Capital.comRegulation
RegulationScopeSource
FCA (GB) · 793714
Capital Com (UK) Limited
LicensedSource · Verified 2026-08-25
CySEC (CY) · 319/17
Capital Com SV Investments Ltd
LicensedSource · Verified 2026-08-25

Incidents on record

No material incidents on record.

Incidents on record

No material incidents on record.

Frequently asked questions

Is XM cheaper than Capital.com?

— against — on the headline figure. Deposit, withdrawal and spread costs sit on top and can reverse that for small trades.

Is XM safe?

Nothing meeting our threshold has been documented for XM. That is an absence of evidence, not a safety guarantee.

Can I withdraw my coins from XM?

No. XM sells contracts for difference. You track the price and never hold a coin you can withdraw.

Which suits a beginner better?

Whichever is licensed where you live and lets you withdraw the asset. Leverage and daily financing are what turn a beginner's position into a loss.

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