CornerTrader

3.8(350)

FINMA

DNB Markets

3.8(900)

Finanstilsynet

CornerTrader vs DNB Markets

Head-to-Head Comparison 2026

Our Verdict

CornerTrader offers 7 instrument types, while DNB Markets offers 4. CornerTrader offers options trading, while the other does not. DNB Markets has been in the market since 1822, making it the more experienced provider.

Comparison Table

Criteria	CornerTrader	DNB Markets
Rating	3.8/5 (350 reviews)	3.8/5 (900 reviews)
Regulation	FINMA	Finanstilsynet
Fees	Stocks from CHF 9.90 per order (CH), international from CHF 14.90	Stocks from 0.05% (min. 59 NOK) Oslo Børs, international from 99 NOK
Min. Deposit	0 CHF	0 NOK
Instruments	Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Funds, Options, Forex, CFDs	Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Funds
Platforms	CornerTrader Web, CornerTrader App	DNB Web, DNB App
Options Trading	Yes, options on selected markets	No
Founded	2012	1822
Headquarters	Lausanne	Oslo

Detailed Comparison

Fee Comparison

CornerTrader: Stocks from CHF 9.90 per order (CH), international from CHF 14.90. Minimum deposit: 0 CHF.

DNB Markets: Stocks from 0.05% (min. 59 NOK) Oslo Børs, international from 99 NOK. Minimum deposit: 0 NOK.

Product Range

CornerTrader (7 categories)

StocksETFsBondsFundsOptionsForexCFDs

DNB Markets (4 categories)

StocksETFsBondsFunds

Trading Platforms

CornerTrader

CornerTrader Web
CornerTrader App

DNB Markets

DNB Web
DNB App

Regulation & Security

CornerTrader is regulated by FINMA (HQ: Lausanne).

DNB Markets is regulated by Finanstilsynet (HQ: Oslo).

Who Is It For?

CornerTrader

Swiss online broker of Cornèr Bank with global market access

✓ FINMA-regulated Swiss bank

✓ Broad product range incl. options and Forex

✓ Access to over 40 international exchanges

✗ Fees higher than international discount brokers

✗ Less known than major Swiss banks

DNB Markets

Norway's largest bank with online stock trading and fund offering

✓ Norway's largest and most secure bank

✓ Good selection of Norwegian stocks and funds

✓ Strong research department (DNB Markets)

✗ High order fees compared to discount brokers

✗ Only available for Norwegian customers

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CornerTrader or DNB Markets cheaper?

CornerTrader charges Stocks from CHF 9.90 per order (CH), international from CHF 14.90. DNB Markets charges Stocks from 0.05% (min. 59 NOK) Oslo Børs, international from 99 NOK. The minimum deposit is 0 CHF at CornerTrader and 0 NOK at DNB Markets.

Which broker offers more products: CornerTrader or DNB Markets?

CornerTrader offers Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Funds, Options, Forex, CFDs. DNB Markets offers Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Funds.

Which broker is better regulated?

CornerTrader is regulated by FINMA. DNB Markets is regulated by Finanstilsynet.

Is CornerTrader or DNB Markets better for beginners?

CornerTrader has a minimum deposit of 0 CHF and offers CornerTrader Web, CornerTrader App as platforms. DNB Markets has a minimum deposit of 0 NOK and offers DNB Web, DNB App. CornerTrader has the lower entry barrier.

CornerTrader vs DNB Markets: Which broker is better overall?

The choice between CornerTrader (3.8/5, 350 reviews) and DNB Markets (3.8/5, 900 reviews) depends on your needs. CornerTrader: Swiss online broker of Cornèr Bank with global market access. DNB Markets: Norway's largest bank with online stock trading and fund offering.

CornerTrader

Swiss online broker of Cornèr Bank with global market access

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From 0 CHF min. deposit

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Norway's largest bank with online stock trading and fund offering

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From 0 NOK min. deposit

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