No. Saxo used to offer a spread betting service through a partnership with London Capital Group. However, Saxo announced back in 2015 that it would be shutting down it’s spread betting service.  Clients of Saxo Spread Betting migrated to deal with Capital Spreads directly. The Saxo spread betting services was a white label of the London Capital Group platform, whose own brand is Capital Spreads. The news came after there were significant changes at London Capital Group with a reported 75% staff turnover since Charles-Henri Sabet took the reigns and focusses on building the spread betting and forex broker back to profitability. There is was also a significant amount more competition in the spread betting industry than in 2009 when Saxo launched the service.  Increased competition and a decline in active spread betting clients may lead to more consolidation in the sector.  This may include more white-label contracts being cancelled (like City Spreads, another LCG white label) or acquisitions (like City Index by Gain Capital or Cantor Index to Spreadex). Compare alternative spread betting brokers here