SHARES

In general stock trading as a term, refers to the purchase and sale of stock (buy/sell). This gives the option to a trader to benefit from price changes. In now-days, investors buy and sell stock through online brokers, such as FXORO.

With FXORO, traders can choose from a variety of options from top-notch Companies, such as AMAZON, APPLE, MICROSOFT, TESLA. Continuous customer support, transparency, innovation, training and education are among the parameters that differentiate FXORO from the market. FXORO offers an advanced trading environment that can accommodate all traders’ needs.

If you buy the shares, then simply you own the shares! Bear in mind though that the account owner is FXORO, only because you purchase these shares through FXORO (i.e. the intermediary). The beneficial owner is You.

FXORO acts as the intermediary, enabling You to purchase shares from other Brokers. As such, FXORO holds the shares on behalf of its clients who are the beneficial owners, in a pooled/omnibus account with ViewTrade Securities Inc. , one of the most reliable and well-known broker.

If you would like to trade stocks with FXORO, simply open an account in our trading platform and you can buy and sell stocks with a glint of an eye!

Yes, with FXORO you can trade stocks and CFDs at the same time, through your trading accounts. This shall enable you to diversify your portfolio of investments.

No, you cannot. Your account currency will be based on your national/local currency.

Yes. If you invest in shares of a company on FXORO, you will be paid in proportion to the number of stocks you own whenever that company issues dividends.

Yes, you have the option to transfer your shares from/to another eligible broker. It is important to note that there are associated transfer fees. You can find more information about these fees in our Cost & Charges policy. If you are considering transferring your shares, please feel free to reach out to our customer support team. They will be happy to assist you and provide guidance on the transfer process.

There are currency conversion fees. For more information, please refer to the Cost & Charges policy.

W-8BEN form is a tax form used by non-U.S. individuals or entities to certify their foreign status and claim beneficial tax treatment under tax treaties or agreements between their home country and the United States. The form is issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and is commonly used by foreign individuals or entities who receive income from U.S. sources, such as dividends, interest, royalties, or other types of income. Click here to download the W-8BEN form.

Yes, as a non-U.S. resident trading shares, it is required to sign the W-8BEN form. This form certifies your foreign status and helps determine the appropriate tax withholding on income generated from your share trading activities. By completing the form, you can potentially benefit from reduced or exempt withholding taxes based on tax treaties or agreements between your home country and the United States. Click here to find more information.

Be entitled to receive interest and dividends with FXORO!

Investing with FXORO gives you the possibility to receive high yield interest and dividends on your deposits by choosing to invest in ETFs, a stock-like instrument.

With USD interest rates at 5.25%, you can buy fixed income ETFs, that have the potential to distribute monthly dividends and supply a current yield of 5.25% per annum! *

Here is one example:
USFR is an ETF that primarily holds floating-rate US treasuries, with an implied yield of 5.25%. This implies that buying and holding the ETF could yield approximately 0.437% per month! The interest profit, if any, is distributed to ETF holders on a monthly basis. **

*Please note that interest rates can fluctuate over time and can impact the performance of fixed income investments. Dividend amounts will depend on numerous factors, including the performance of the investments, associated fees as per our Cost and Charges Policy, and withholding taxes of 15%.

**Your Capital is at risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results.