CAPEX.com announces new products to normalize private investments

CAPEX.com announces new products to normalize private investments

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Selangor, Malaysia – (Newsfile Corp. – August 17, 2022) – Global fintech company CAPEX.com has announced the further development of its trading platform, which should improve global access to retail. The company positions itself as a leader in fintech, trading and investing with core capabilities such as fractional equity investing and global market access.

CAPEX.com, an Eastern European fintech startup founded in Romania, is transforming its development by attracting experienced talent, opening new dedicated offices and adding new product verticals.

Since its launch as a CFD broker, CAPEX.com has announced the launch of different strings for its financial statement. Stock investing, crypto and neo-banking services are the three new verticals that CAPEX.com will soon be adding to its offering. They will integrate all products under a single trading super app that offers a unified financial product experience.

Currently, the company allows traders to access over 2,100 CFDs across eight categories: stocks, bonds, currencies and more. Now CAPEX.com introduces its new product which aims to break down barriers between potential retailers and global markets. It will allow users to invest directly in stocks from dozens of exchanges worldwide, including NASDAQ and EURONEXT.

Its four operating licenses cover almost two-thirds of the world. Senior officials underscored the company’s plans to open additional offices across Europe (Czech Republic, Germany, Italy) to the already operating locations in Abu Dhabi, Cyprus, Spain and Romania. Expansion plans include the addition of 5 more crypto, EMI and local broker operating licenses in select territories such as Latin America and Southeast Asia.

Through CAPEX.com, global traders can invest in more than 5000 of the world’s largest stocks, opening up a multitude of new multinational trading opportunities. Previously, the average retail investor may have felt that the top indices and stocks on…

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