I've been researching the best trading apps for beginners and people with limited capital, and honestly, there are more options than I thought. It's not like before where you needed thousands to start.

MyTrade surprised me with how simple it is. You can deposit from $20, and the interface is clean, without much noise. It has integrated TradingView charts, tight spreads, and no commissions. The best part is they give you $50k in virtual money to practice for 90 days. It's probably the best trading app if you're just starting out.

AvaTrade is more for people who already know what they're doing. Founded in 2006, it offers MT4 and MT5, over 1,200 assets, and professional accounts with higher leverage. The minimum deposit is $100. If you're looking for advanced platforms, it's solid.

Plus500 is listed on the London Stock Exchange and has around 2,800 CFDs. It focuses on active traders who want a variety of assets. They recently launched futures in the U.S. market. The minimum deposit is also $100.

XM is interesting if you're proficient with MetaTrader. Operating since 2009, it offers up to 1,000x leverage (be careful, very risky) and different account types. The minimum deposit is very low, just $5. Ideal for experienced traders.

eToro is different because it has copy trading. Launched in 2007, it's more social. You can automatically copy other investors with just $200 per trader. It has over 3,000 real assets, not just CFDs. The minimum deposit is $50.

The best trading app for you depends on your level. If you're a beginner, consider MyTrade or eToro. If you already have experience and want MT4/MT5, go for AvaTrade or XM. If you're looking for a variety of products, Plus500. The important thing is to practice with demo accounts, which all of them offer, before investing real money. Trading always involves risks, so stay aware of that.