TraderNet


TraderNet

CountryRussia
Minimum acount size
Regulated byRussian Federal Service for the Financial Markets
Payment optionsbank cards, bank transfer
Websitehttps://nettrader.ru/

Description / Features

Description / Features

TraderNet is a Russian broker that started its activity in 1998. In 2018, the broker became a part of the financial company Freedom Finance. TraderNet is licensed by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation to provide brokerage, dealer and securities management services. The broker is regulated by the Russian Federal Service for the Financial Markets. The company's clients have the opportunity to trade on Russian, American, European and Asian exchanges. Thanks to this, traders from Russia have access to shares of Twitter, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Nike, Coca-Cola, Tesla and many other companies. The broker offers three types of trading accounts: “Standard”, “All-inclusive” and “Consulting”. Moreover, a demo account with a virtual 1 million rubles is available for beginners. If you do not plan to make many transactions and are interested in long-term deposits, then such tariffs as "Standard" and "Consulting" are suitable for you. An “All-Inclusive” account is charged a subscription fee of 600 rubles per month and 1,000 rubles per month for access to the Moscow Exchange. This account is suitable for traders who make more than 5 transactions per month. Leverage is available to all clients of the company. In addition, clients can borrow securities from a broker to carry out so-called “short” sales. Trading takes place on the QUICK platform. This is a modern platform for quick access to exchange trading. The broker's website is available in 8 languages: Russian, Turkish, French, Bulgarian, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Greek. The site also has a lot of useful information for both a beginner and an experienced trader, for example, video tutorials, a glossary of terms, technical analysis and much more. The broker also has its own blog where you can communicate with other traders and get additional information. You can replenish your account using a bank card (2% commission is charged), bank wire transfer or contacting Freedom Finance Bank. The broker's website does not provide contact information, in this case, you need to register on the website.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

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