It’s one thing to be recognised in the Finder Share Trading Platform Awards 2025, but it’s quite another to add three commendations to the trophy shelf!
However, that’s exactly what Tiger Brokers Australia is celebrating, winning the top spot in the ‘Casual Share Trading Platform’ category, and taking home highly commended recognitions in both the ‘Australian Equities Trading Platform’ and ‘Auto-investing Share Trading Platform’ categories.
Tiger Brokers Australia was awarded Finder's Best Casual Share Trading Platform award, with the judges impressed by their low brokerage fees for ASX and US Stocks, and an intuitive mobile app ideal for newcomers. Its auto-investing and fractional stock access add further appeal, along with low FX fees that help keep overall trading costs down.
Meanwhile, Tiger comes highly commended for its Australian Equities Trading Platform thanks to its low brokerage for ASX stocks and its user-friendly mobile app.
It’s also highly commended in the Auto-investing Share Trading Platform as it offers recurring investments into fractional US shares, in a way that is low-cost and ideal for those following a dollar cost averaging (DCA) strategy.
Its parent company, Tiger Brokers, is a NASDAQ-listed global company (TIGR) that provides over 10 million users and more than 2.4 million account holders with access to the world's stock markets. Tiger Brokers Australia has been recognised multiple times in this year’s Finder Awards, which celebrate excellence in share trading and recognise outstanding products and providers. Based on proprietary Finder Score methodology, Finder’s data scientists analysed 40 platforms for more than 75 features to determine the "best" share trading platforms for Australians.
These awards aim to help everyday Australians take the guesswork out of finding the most suitable products for them. Check out all the winners and highly commended awards here.
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A highly respected personal finance expert, Sarah Megginson has over 20 years of experience in property, finance and investment journalism. Sarah holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and a Tier 1 Generic Knowledge certification (RG 146), which complies with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s (ASIC) standards for finance professionals.
