Top Diversity of Accounts and Instruments at ONEXTrade Group

We offer retail investors multiple investment opportunities and competitive brokerage fees usually reserved for professional investors. This makes buying stocks on the stock exchange accessible to everyone. Consult our competitive and unprecedented brokerage fees.

Buying bonds is one of the most popular fixed-income investments. Indeed, investing in bonds can help you build a diversified stock market portfolio. We offer a wide range of bonds listed on six major European stock exchanges.

Whether you buy corporate bonds or invest in government bonds (treasury bonds), this asset offers many investment possibilities. Open a securities account for free, and access the bond market!

Futures contracts are complex financial products intended for experienced investors. They can be used to hedge against risk and speculate on the price of an underlying asset. We offer a wide range of Futures traded on 14 major exchanges.

Open a securities account for free and discover these trading and investment possibilities.

If you are an experienced investor and want to invest in derivatives like Futures, our intuitive trading platform and low fees make it easy for you to do so.

Exchange products are a broad category of financial instruments investors can use to benefit from price fluctuations of certain underlying assets, usually with a relatively low initial investment.

The underlying assets can be, among others, stocks, indices, commodities or currency pairs.

Turbos, warrants and certificates are asset classes in this category. Each trading product differs from the others; some even have built-in leverage. They are issued by a third party, which is usually a bank.

The bank generates revenue from these financial instruments by charging funding costs in the form of interest and other fees.

ETFs and ETNs are two types of exchange-traded products (ETPs), and they are both designed to track an underlying asset. You`re most familiar with ETFs, which track an index or industry sector.

On the contrary, ETNs are unsecured debt instruments that track an underlying asset. They are similar to bonds, but they pay no interest, and their return is based on the underlying asset`s performance.