Moomoo takes top spot in Finder share trading awards

When it comes to picking equities, home-grown stocks are still king in Australia. And this year, Finder’s share-trading awards crowned moomoo as the best Australian equities trading platform.

The platform’s strength across the broader market was also recognised, with moomoo highly commended in three further categories: Australia’s best overall share trading platform, best active traders’ platform and best mobile share-trading app (for the second year running).

At just $3 per trade, moomoo was especially recognised for delivering low-cost, CHESS-sponsored ASX trades, high-quality research tools and offering comprehensive local market access.

For Australian equity investors, it also stood out for its inclusion of the CBOE Australia exchange, giving investors the opportunity to trade smaller local companies not always available on other platforms.

What sets moomoo apart

Moomoo was one of the top performers at the Finder Awards out of more than 40 share-trading platforms reviewed.

These results reflect moomoo’s strength as a solid, well-rounded platform.

Active traders benefit from low brokerage combined with advanced charting and research tools, while casual investors can experience an intuitive and easy-to-use app that doesn’t compromise on depth.

Day traders in particular can enjoy a suite of advanced features, such as trading US options, OTC trades and in-depth analytics, including free Level 2 market data.

And for global investors, moomoo gives low-cost access to the US and Hong Kong markets, alongside a suite of research tools and charting features usually reserved for professional platforms

About the Finder Awards

Finder’s Share Trading Awards recognise the best platforms in Australia for value and utility. Each year we test platforms using our proprietary Finder Score, which looks at fees, customer experience and features. In 2025, we compared 40 platforms across more than 75 features to determine the winners.

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Written by Kylie Purcell, investments editor at Finder.