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eOption vs Tiger Brokers

The same facts side by side. Swap a broker from the menu under its logo; the best value in each row is marked.

eOption leads
1
Tiger Brokers leads
2
Level
4

Of 7 scored facts, eOption leads on 1, Tiger Brokers on 2, and 4 are level. Countries and the offer are not scored.

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The best value in each row is marked; rows where every broker matches carry no mark.
FacteOptionTiger Brokers
Fee per contract$0.10 + $1.99 per tradeBestUS$0.95 per contract
eOption, Base fee and other charges applyTiger Brokers, A free coupon lowers it to US$0.65 with no minimum
Exercise and assignment$9Not published
ApprovalNakedNaked
eOption, Up to naked short optionsTiger Brokers, Up to naked short options
0DTENot publishedYes
Index options (SPX)YesYes
Options on futuresNot publishedNot published
Spreads in an IRAYesNot published
Portfolio marginNot publishedNot published
Margin rate8.20%6.50%Best
PlatformsWeb, MobileDesktop, Mobile, APIBest
Paper tradingYesYes
24/7 supportNot publishedNo
CountriesUS residents plus 12 listed countries, or 13 with China, as broker pages disagree ($25,000 minimum)Singapore only (entity not authorised to operate in any other country)
QuantWheelNot connectedNot connected
Offer

Facts from each broker's fee schedule and options agreement, checked 8 October 2026. Best marks the lowest cost or the widest allowance in a row.

The two brokers

One paragraph each.
  • eOption$0.10 + $1.99 per trade · $9 per event · naked

    eOption opens options accounts for residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Singapore and Mexico, among the 9 countries this directory covers. It charges $0.10 + $1.99 per trade (Base fee and other charges apply). Exercise and assignment cost $9 each. It approves up to naked short options. It trades on Web, Mobile. It is not connected to QuantWheel.

  • Tiger BrokersUS$0.95 per contract · exercise fee not published · naked

    Tiger Brokers opens options accounts for residents of Singapore only. It charges US$0.95 per contract (A free coupon lowers it to US$0.65 with no minimum). It does not publish its exercise and assignment fees. It approves up to naked short options. It trades on Desktop, Mobile, API. It is not connected to QuantWheel.

What each costs for the way you trade

A year of fees from each broker's published prices, checked 7 and 8 October 2026.

How you trade
8
1
$1.20
40%
$0.20
15%
$25,000
Account
eOption$4.35 a trade, 3.6% of your premium
$417 a year
Tiger Brokers$4.27 a trade, 3.6% of your premium, fee not published
$410 a year

Tiger Brokers is $7.20 a year lower on the fees it publishes, and it does not publish every fee this strategy needs

Not counted because Tiger Brokers does not publish them: assignment fee, platform fee, inactivity fee.

Estimates from published fees. Your broker statement can differ, and brokers change fees. A fee a broker does not publish is never counted as $0.

Questions people ask

eOption vs Tiger Brokers

eOption charges $0.10 + $1.99 per trade against US$0.95 per contract at Tiger Brokers. The brokers table

Tiger Brokers does not publish its exercise and assignment fees, so the two are not compared. Brokers with no assignment fee

eOption opens options accounts for residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Singapore and Mexico, among the 9 countries this directory covers; Tiger Brokers opens options accounts for residents of Singapore only. Residency decides, not citizenship. Brokers by country

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