I've been trying out different apps for trading with small amounts of money for a while, and honestly, there are quite significant differences. If you're a beginner like me at first, Mitrade is probably the best app to start with; the interface is so simple that you literally open the app and place an order in seconds. The minimum deposit of $20 is ridiculously accessible.

But if you already have experience and want more options, AvaTrade and XM offer much more aggressive leverage. XM especially if you like MetaTrader, although honestly that 1000x leverage makes me dizzy; it's for profiles that know exactly what they're doing. Plus500 has a brutal variety of assets, over 2800 CFDs, so if you're looking to diversify, that's the place.

Then there's eToro, which has that copy trading system, basically copying what experienced traders do automatically. Sounds good for learning, although it depends a lot on who you follow.

Overall, the best apps for trading with small amounts of money depend on your profile. For beginners, Mitrade wins easily. For active traders who want to explore more markets and account types, the others are better options. The important thing is that all of them have low deposits and demo accounts to practice without losing real money. Which one are you considering?