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Capital.com Login & Client Area

Log in to your Capital.com client area to fund your account from a $20 minimum deposit, download Capital.com App, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and TradingView and manage trades across 4,500+ instruments.

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Min deposit $20  ·  Up to 1:200  ·  Rating 4.5/5

Access questions settle quickly; what usually stays unclear is which figures on screen represent real obligations, so opening a practice account with simulated funds lets the whole interface be examined before any commitment is made.

Log in at the Capital.com client area with your email and password (plus 2-factor authentication if enabled) to fund your account from a $20 minimum deposit, download Capital.com App, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and TradingView and connect your Capital.com App terminal — in under 60 seconds.

How to log in to Capital.com

  1. Go to the Capital.com client area and click Log In.
  2. Enter your registered email and password.
  3. Complete 2-factor authentication if enabled (about 10 seconds).
  4. Open Capital.com App using your trading account number and trade up to 1:200 leverage.

Security & password reset

If you forget your password, reset it in 1 step; enable 2-factor authentication and your session times out after 15 minutes of inactivity for security.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I log in to Capital.com?
Open the Capital.com client area, enter your email and password, and complete 2-factor authentication if enabled.
I forgot my password — what now?
Use the password-reset link in the client area to set a new one in 1 step.
Is the login secure?
Yes — enable 2-factor authentication; sessions time out automatically and you can reset your password any time.

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