Compare the best brokers, banks, crypto exchanges and forex brokers in Lithuania for 2026. Only LB-regulated platforms reviewed.
Lithuania's financial sector is overseen by the Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas), which is also the financial regulator for investment firms, electronic money institutions, and the booming fintech sector. Lithuania is a Eurozone member and has become one of Europe's leading fintech hubs — home to Revolut's EU banking licence, Paysera, and numerous other licensed payment and investment platforms.
Investor compensation in Lithuania is provided by the State Enterprise Centre of Registers investor protection fund, covering up to €20,000 per investor for investment claims. Bank deposits are protected up to €100,000. The Bank of Lithuania's progressive regulatory approach has attracted over 100 licensed fintech companies to the country.
Capital gains on securities in Lithuania are taxed at 15% for individuals (or 20% if annual income exceeds €120 average wages × 60). Dividends are taxed at 15%. Lithuania's thriving fintech ecosystem means many residents have access to cutting-edge investment apps — Revolut (EU HQ in Vilnius) is particularly popular for stock and crypto investing among Lithuanian users.
All platforms listed for Lithuania are regulated by Bank of Lithuania (LB) or are passported into Lithuania under EU MiFID II / ESMA rules. We do not list unregulated or offshore brokers.