Revolut, the global neobank powerhouse, is making strides into the regulated CFDs (Contract for Difference) trading space in Europe. The company is set to launch a new platform, Revolut Invest, which will offer leveraged CFD trading under its own brand.
Revolut is expanding into the European CFDs (Contract for Difference) trading market with a new platform called Revolut Invest. The company is testing a standalone app in select markets, including Greece, Denmark, and Czechia, before a broader EU launch.
Revolut Invest will offer leveraged trading, access to over 3,000 tradable assets, and an AI advisor, with brokerage services provided by Revolut Securities Europe UAB.
The platform features distinct branding separate from Revolut’s traditional look. This move follows Revolut’s earlier partnership with CMC Markets to provide CFD trading services.
Here is what it means for users.
With Revolut Invest, users will be able to trade CFDs with leverage, allowing them to control larger positions with a smaller amount of capital. This could lead to higher potential returns but also comes with increased risks.
The platform promises access to over 3,000 tradable assets, including stocks, commodities, indices, and more. This broad range of assets provides flexibility for users to diversify their portfolios.
Revolut is known for its sleek, easy-to-use apps, and Revolut Invest is expected to continue that trend. Users can expect a straightforward, mobile-friendly experience, simplifying the complex world of CFD trading.
Revolut Invest will feature an AI robot advisor that can help users with investment decisions. This would make trading more accessible even to those who are new to CFDs.
Revolut is a leading global neobank and financial technology company that has revolutionized the banking industry since its inception. Originally launched as a prepaid card and app-only overseas payments service, Revolut has rapidly expanded its offerings to become a comprehensive financial platform. It was founded in 2015 and at present has over 45 million customers globally, with 10 million in the UK alone.
Going ahead, Revolut’s entry into the CFDs trading market through Revolut Invest could position the neobank as a significant player in the European fintech landscape. By diversifying its services into leveraged trading and introducing AI-driven advisory tools, Revolut is likely to attract a broader range of retail and institutional investors.
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