About this app
Overview, features and application details
BDSwiss Online Trading is the mobile trading app of forex and CFD broker BDSwiss, built by FinTechX. Account holders trade currencies, metals, indices, energies and shares, manage deposits and follow positions from their phone. Risk warning: CFD trading is high risk and most retail accounts lose money.
BDSwiss is an online broker for forex and contracts for difference (CFDs), operating since 2012, with group companies licensed in several jurisdictions, including Cyprus (CySEC), Seychelles and Mauritius. BDSwiss Online Trading is its own mobile app, developed by FinTechX, and it is the app people mean when they search for the "BDSwiss app" or a BDSwiss login on mobile.
What the app does
The app is a full account and trading tool, not just a price viewer. You can register and complete identity verification (KYC) in the app, deposit and withdraw, and trade hundreds of forex and CFD instruments with live charts. Orders support stop loss and take profit levels set at entry, positions can be monitored and adjusted from the positions tab, and sign-in can use your device's fingerprint or face unlock where supported. BDSwiss also offers MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 plus its WebTrader for people who prefer those platforms — the same account works across them.
Where the app stands today
Be careful with old download pages. The app's long-running Google Play listing (package com.bdswissnative) no longer loads — Play trackers record it as removed in April 2025, and the bdswiss.com homepage still links to that dead listing. Do not install BDSwiss APK files from random sites: a trading app holds your money account, so only follow the current download route from bdswiss.com itself, or use WebTrader in your browser. For the login walkthrough and account types, see our BDSwiss app login guide.
Risk warning — read this first
Forex and CFD trading is highly speculative and carries a high level of risk. Leverage magnifies losses as fast as gains, and it is possible to lose all the money you deposit. Most retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose, use the free demo account to learn the platform first, and seek independent financial advice if you do not fully understand these products.
Accounts and platforms
BDSwiss sells several account types — Cent, Classic, VIP and Zero-Spread among them — which differ in minimum deposit, spreads and commissions, and the terms change over time, so read the current account page on bdswiss.com rather than any review site's table. Whichever account you hold, the mobile app, WebTrader and the MT4/MT5 apps all sign in to the same account, so a position opened on your phone is the same position you see on desktop. That convenience cuts both ways: a trade is just as real, and just as risky, tapped out on a bus as it is at a desk.
APK01 is an independent guide and is not affiliated with BDSwiss or FinTechX. Nothing on this page is financial advice or a recommendation to trade.