Recently, a friend asked which app is best for buying gold online. I looked into the information and saw that there are really many options, but most people may still be confused about which one to choose.

As it happens, this year 2569, the gold market still has momentum. J.P. Morgan and Bank of America expect gold prices to rise to 4,500–5,000 dollars per ounce, which makes trading gold worthwhile.

If you want to buy gold online, it can be divided into 2 types. The first is Spot, where you buy real gold that can be withdrawn as bars—suitable for people who want to accumulate for the long term. Apps like MTS, Gold Now, and AUSIRIS allow you to get started with a small amount of money.

The second type is CFD, which is trading the price difference. You don’t receive actual gold, but it’s more flexible. With lower fees, it’s suitable for short-term trading. Mitrade, Pepperstone, and IC Markets are also good options.

For people who are just starting out with buying gold online, you should try opening a Demo Account first to find out which app is the easiest to use. Personally, I think Mitrade is okay for beginners because its interface is simple, the spread is low, and the minimum deposit is only 50 dollars.

But the most important thing is to know what kind of trading you want to do, how much you want to invest, and how much risk you can accept—then decide on the online gold-buying app that fits you best.