Overall Score62 / 100The Wikilix trust rating of Patria Finance, out of 100, built from the five factors below.It holds a valid CNB licence, and our investigation found it appears legitimate.Regulation60%Identity98%Client terms47%Trading offer54%Service61%Score last calculated 2026/10/26
Fair50 to 64. A mixed record: some strengths, some open questions. Read the details before you deposit.Why: It holds a valid CNB licence, and our investigation found it appears legitimate.
62 out of 100 · 67% checkedThe share of the record we could verify. What we could not check counts as unknown and pulls the score toward the middle, never down.
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It holds a valid CNB licence, and our investigation found it appears legitimate.
We checked Patria Finance on 2026-10-26 across its regulation, company record, client terms, trading offer and service, and could verify 67% of its record. Its strongest valid licence is CNB. The score of 62 is what the checked record adds up to; nothing held it down. What would move the score: licence held by the onboarding entity, policy risk, critical clauses. Our published investigation found it appears legitimate, with 25.4 years of track record. Its client terms have not been reviewed yet.
Whether a financial authority supervises this broker: the licences it holds, whether we verified them on the official register, how strong that regulator is and what protection it gives clients. Worth 35 points of 100.
Identity
Who is behind it, and for how long?
98out of 100
Excellent
Counts for 15% of the score100% checked
What we checked
Registry-verified entity100
Company registration verified on the registry · Oct 9, 2026Source
Verified age100
Verified track record 25.4 years · Oct 9, 2026
Transparency90
Scam check identity transparency 1/10 · Oct 9, 2026
Site integrity100
Website reachable and not redirecting · Sep 10, 2026Source
What this measures
Who is behind it and for how long: a company registration we verified, years of verified history, how openly it names its entity, address and owners, and whether its website is intact. Worth 15 points.
Client terms
Are the client terms fair?
47out of 100
Poor
Counts for 15% of the score20% checked
What we checked
Policy riskNot checked yet
No published policy review
Critical clausesNot checked yet
No published policy review
Withdrawal rails34
5 rail(s): 1 fee-free of 5 known, 2 instant of 5 known, minimum $1000 · Nov 25, 2025
Language parityNot checked yet
No published policy review
What this measures
How fair the client agreement is: the risk found in our policy review, the number of critical clauses, withdrawal rules, and whether the terms say the same in every language. Worth 15 points.
Trading offer
What does trading cost, and is it disclosed?
54out of 100
Fair
Counts for 20% of the score15% checked
What we checked
All-in EURUSD costNot checked yet
No EURUSD spread known
Pricing disclosed per account typeNot checked yet
No account types recorded
Instrument breadthNot checked yet
No instrument counts known
PlatformsNot checked yet
No trading platform recorded
Leverage vs regulated cap70
Maximum leverage 1:100 · Nov 25, 2025
Minimum deposit80
Minimum deposit $100 · Nov 25, 2025
What this measures
What trading costs and how clearly it is disclosed: pricing per account type, the all-in cost of EURUSD, instruments, platforms, leverage against regulated limits and the minimum deposit. Worth 20 points.
Service
How do they treat clients?
61out of 100
Fair
Counts for 15% of the score90% checked
What we checked
Fund-integrity complaints80
Scam check withdrawal complaints 2/10 · Oct 9, 2026
Support channels33
2 of 6 support checks (phone, email, 24/7 chat, 2+ languages, messenger, complaints email) · Nov 25, 2025
Reputation footprint80
Scam check reputation 2/10 · Oct 9, 2026
WIKILIX communityNot checked yet
0 approved review(s), fewer than 10
What this measures
How clients are treated: support channels, complaints about withdrawals and reputation from our investigation, and reviews by WIKILIX members. Worth 15 points.
What Wikilix has recorded about Patria Finance: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
Company Profile
Patria Finance, operating through the website , is a well-established Czech brokerage and investment firm. The parent company of Patria Finance, a.s. was established in 1994, and today it forms part of the KBC Group.
Patria provides global and local market access through a variety of services for both retail and institutional clients.
Regulation & Safety
• PATRIA Finance a.s. is regulated by the Czech National Bank.
• It is officially stated in the terms and conditions that Patria operates a fully licensed brokerage agreement for financial instruments.
• There is also Patria Direct, , which belongs to the same group, Patria, and is listed in financial directories.
• Safety: Patria Finance is a trustworthy broker, according to BrokerChooser, which cites its top-tier regulatory oversight and investor protections.
Trading Conditions / Products
• Patria Finance provides access to a wide array of instruments, including Czech and international equities, ETFs, derivatives, foreign exchange, and investment certificates.
• For margin trading, Patria offers leverage (“úvěrové obchodování”), stated by FXStreet to be up to 2.5× leverage on margin trades.
• Platform: Clients use WebTrader and a mobile trading app.
• Fees: Patria, from April 2025, has substantially reduced its brokerage fees with regard to online equity trading in U.S. and European markets.
Account Types & Base Currencies
• There are standard brokerage accounts available through Patria Direct, addressed to retail investors.
• Base currency: Not explicitly stated across all sources, but its Czech operations heavily use EUR / CZK / local markets. That is typical for brokerages based in Europe.
Deposit & Withdrawal
Deposit/withdrawal methods are not deeply detailed in publicly available sources, but as a regulated securities broker, it's most likely that Patria supports bank transfers/SEPA for its clients.
Because Patria is a Czech-regulated broker, client funds fall under the standard securities firm protections through local law and oversight by ČNB.
User Feedback & Reputation
• Patria is generally considered a reliable and trustworthy broker for all kinds of investors in the Czech Republic.
• On investor forums and Reddit, users speak highly of Patria for its presence locally and quality of service:
"Czech Broker, very cheap recurring investments into funds … supports marginal trading, short selling and options.
• By 2025, Patria will be pushing to cut costs for the retail trader.
Pros & Cons
Pros Cons
Well-regulated by the Czech National Bank (ČNB) Leverage is modest-e.g., 2.5x-compared to high-leverage FX brokers
Long history of operation since 1994 and member of KBC Group Not primarily a high-frequency, high-leverage FX broker; more focused on securities/investing
Wide access to global equities, ETFs, derivatives: Might have higher fees for non-local markets - though fees were recently cut
Strong research capabilities and institutional credibility Less transparency in non-Czech/non-equity product details, in public sources
Risk Assessment
The overall risk profile for Patria Finance (formerly Patria Direct) stands at a relatively low to moderate level for both retail and professional investors:
• It provides solid regulatory protection because it is a licensed securities broker under ČNB supervision.
• Risk for the clients is more related to market risk (securities, derivatives) than counterparty risk, since it's a long-established firm.
• Because the business model is more broker/dealer/investor services than aggressive prop trading, risk aligns more with investing than speculative FX.
Conclusion
Patria Finance/Patria Direct is a reputable and well-established Czech broker with solid regulatory support and a wide range of investment products. It's well-suited for disciplined investors, especially those interested in equities, ETFs, and long-term investing. If you are a trader who seeks extremely high leverage or some exotic high-risk instruments, there may be more fitting prop-firms or forex brokers; for local or regional investors, however, Patria has stability, credibility, and solid market access.
Website archive
Captured
Website snapshots
4 full-page captures of Patria Finance's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
Patria Finance holds a tier-1 or tier-2 licence that we confirmed on the regulator's own register. Each licence below opens its record of what that register says.
1 of 1 checked
Licences on recordEvery licence or registration recorded for this broker, whether the broker claims it or our check found it.
1
Confirmed on registerLicences we located on the issuing regulator's own public register, with a screenshot taken at the time.
1
Tier 1 or 2Licences from tier-1 or tier-2 authorities (FCA, ASIC, CySEC and peers), the strongest client protection. A registration we could not confirm as a licence is not counted.
1
OffshoreLicences from offshore registers, which typically carry no compensation scheme and lighter oversight.
0
WIKILIX
Licence intelligence
The only licence on file
Licence Verification Record
Czech National BankNo number recorded
Wikilix read the CNB register on Oct 9, 2026. This is what it said.
Jurisdiction
Czech Republic
Authority strength
Tier 2
Licence type
Investment Advisory License
Register status
Active (authorised investment firm identified by company number 26455064; confirmed on the EU register with the Czech National Bank as competent authority)
Effective
May 23, 2001
Checked Oct 9, 2026
What our check found
The central bank and integrated financial-market supervisor of the Czech Republic. It authorises and supervises Patria Finance as a MiFID investment firm (securities dealer, obchodnik s cennymi papiry), which lets the firm hold client accounts and deal in securities for clients. Client protection: Strong EU investor protection: client-asset segregation plus the Czech Guarantee Fund of Securities Dealers, which covers up to EUR 20,000 (90%) if the firm fails. Effective: 23 May 2001.
Client protection under this licence
Compensation schemeDeposit insurance up to EUR 100,000 per depositor
Complaints routeCNB complaints process
Maximum leverage1:30
These are the rules CNB sets for the firms it licenses. They are not a statement about how Patria Finance applies them, or about which of its companies would hold your account.
A licence record describes what an authority published. It is not an endorsement, and Wikilix does not issue authorisations.
5 ways to fund an account. 4 with no deposit fee. 2 credit instantly. The costliest way in is Bank Transfer (International) at CZK 180.
5 methods
Method
Deposit fee
Withdrawal fee
Min deposit
Withdrawal min / max
Processing
Bank Transfer (SEPA)Bank TransferFree deposit and withdrawal for transfers from/to ČSOB; CZK 180 fee for other banks; minimum deposit typically 500 EUR/USD; minimum withdrawal 1,000 CZK or equivalent
Free
Free
USD 500
CZK 1,000/—Not recorded
Up to 1 day
Bank Transfer (International)Bank TransferMinimum deposit typically 500 EUR/USD; minimum withdrawal 1,000 CZK or equivalent
CZK 180
CZK 180
USD 500
CZK 1,000/—Not recorded
Up to 3 days
Credit/Debit Card (Visa, Mastercard)Credit CardWithdrawal fee is 0.5% with minimum 1,000 CZK and maximum 10,000 CZK; deposit minimum 500 EUR/USD
Free
0.5%
USD 500
CZK 1,000/—Not recorded
Instant
E-wallets (PayPal, Skrill, etc.)E-WalletPopular e-wallets like PayPal and Skrill supported; withdrawal fee 0.5% with minimum 1,000 CZK and maximum 10,000 CZK; deposit minimum 500 EUR/USD
Free
0.5%
USD 500
CZK 1,000/—Not recorded
Instant
Local Payment MethodsOtherDeposit and withdrawal minimums vary by country; processing times generally 1-3 business days
Free
0.5%
USD 500
CZK 1,000/—Not recorded
Up to 1 day
Websites
Global Domains
2 domains on record. All active and served over HTTPS.
2 domains
finance.patria.czActiveHTTPS
patria.czActiveHTTPS
Legal entities
Corporate Network
2 legal entities behind the Patria Finance brand.
2 entities
PATRIA FINANCE LIMITEDActiveCzech Republic
Patria Finance, a.s.ActiveCzech Republic·Registration 60197226
Company registry check
Checked
Company Registration
The operating company is Patria Finance, a.s.. Registered in Czech Republic. Registration number 26455064.
Vymolova 353/3, Radlice, 150 00 Praha 5, Czech Republic
Peer comparison
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Patria Finance provides customer support via email and live chat during business hours. Support is available in English, and the broker's headquarters are located in Prague, Czech Republic. Phone support is also offered with an international contact number.
Patria Finance does not charge commissions on trades, and information about their spread types or average spreads is not specified.
Patria Finance offers a maximum leverage of 100. This leverage level applies to their trading accounts, although specific instruments and conditions may vary.
Patria Finance supports bank transfers (SEPA and international), credit/debit cards, e-wallets like PayPal and Skrill, and local payment methods. Deposit minimums typically start at 500 USD or equivalent, with withdrawal minimums around 1,000 CZK. Fees vary by method, with some deposits free and withdrawals generally charged 0.5% or fixed fees.
Patria Finance holds an Investment Advisory License regulated by the Czech National Bank, an onshore regulator. Client funds are insured up to EUR 100,000 per depositor. The broker operates under EU/EEA MiFID passporting rules and follows a public complaints process via the CNB.
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