XTB Extends Access to ETFs and Real Stock Trading

Thursday, 15/03/2018 | 12:01 GMT by Finance Magnates Staff
  • Clients will also receive up to 5 transactions without incurring fees or commissions, up to 30,000 EUR in value.
XTB Extends Access to ETFs and Real Stock Trading
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Poland-based FX and CFD broker XTB has announced the extension of access to ETFs and real stock trading.

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Clients can conduct up to 5 transactions, which can amount to a maximum of 30,000 EUR in value, without paying fees. Any additional transactions will incur a fee at a relatively competitive rate compared to other brokers in the market.

As part of its product extension, XTB will offer access to WSE, NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE and Deutsche Börse, as well as 1,500 shares and 200 ETFs from 16 different global stock markets. The instruments are available for trading on the XTB Trading Platform , allowing for a centralized and diversified investment portfolio.

It is noteworthy that clients from around the world will incur a fee of 0.12% when trading on shares denominated in EUR,USD, or GBP. For trades on exchanges in Poland or the Czech Republic, the fees will amount to 0.20% of the nominal value of their positions.

Finally, trading on Scandinavian exchanges will include fees of 0.12% for transactions with a minimum value of 150 DKK (Denmark), 150 NOK (Norway) 150 SEK (Sweden) and 15 EUR (Finland).

XTB clients can access the aforementioned products, including the 5 first transactions, from the company’s privately developed xStation5 platform. The broker has committed to maintaining strong execution performance, assuring an execution time of less than 60 milliseconds from the time an order is placed.

XTB has generally been at the forefront of meeting client demand. One example is its relatively early adoption of cryptocurrency CFDs as part of its product offering.

The company also knew to adjust its strategy by suspending crypto trading in December, amid growing concerns among CFD brokers regarding the Risk Management strategies pertaining to digital assets, while also restoring trading access once it assessed its reasons for the trading halt.

Despite enduring a sluggish Q4, the company still advanced its performance metrics over the course of the year.

Poland-based FX and CFD broker XTB has announced the extension of access to ETFs and real stock trading.

Discover credible partners and premium clients at China’s leading finance event!

Clients can conduct up to 5 transactions, which can amount to a maximum of 30,000 EUR in value, without paying fees. Any additional transactions will incur a fee at a relatively competitive rate compared to other brokers in the market.

As part of its product extension, XTB will offer access to WSE, NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE and Deutsche Börse, as well as 1,500 shares and 200 ETFs from 16 different global stock markets. The instruments are available for trading on the XTB Trading Platform , allowing for a centralized and diversified investment portfolio.

It is noteworthy that clients from around the world will incur a fee of 0.12% when trading on shares denominated in EUR,USD, or GBP. For trades on exchanges in Poland or the Czech Republic, the fees will amount to 0.20% of the nominal value of their positions.

Finally, trading on Scandinavian exchanges will include fees of 0.12% for transactions with a minimum value of 150 DKK (Denmark), 150 NOK (Norway) 150 SEK (Sweden) and 15 EUR (Finland).

XTB clients can access the aforementioned products, including the 5 first transactions, from the company’s privately developed xStation5 platform. The broker has committed to maintaining strong execution performance, assuring an execution time of less than 60 milliseconds from the time an order is placed.

XTB has generally been at the forefront of meeting client demand. One example is its relatively early adoption of cryptocurrency CFDs as part of its product offering.

The company also knew to adjust its strategy by suspending crypto trading in December, amid growing concerns among CFD brokers regarding the Risk Management strategies pertaining to digital assets, while also restoring trading access once it assessed its reasons for the trading halt.

Despite enduring a sluggish Q4, the company still advanced its performance metrics over the course of the year.

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