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Abstract:Trading 212 teams up with Paynetics to offer multi-currency cards, enhancing customer financial management.
London, the United Kingdom Trading 212, a London-based online brokerage, has partnered with Paynetics, a top supplier of electronic payment services. This arrangement considerably improves customers' financial management skills by including a multi-currency card and real-time banking services.
In this new endeavor, Trading 212 offers seamless multi-currency account and card payment choices inside its trading platform by integrating Paynetics' cutting-edge embedded finance technology. Customers of Trading 212 may now handle their regular bills via the app, doing away with the need to transfer money to a different bank account, thanks to this advancement.
With this cooperation, Trading 212 is taking a big step toward expanding the range of services it offers and giving its clients a more complete and integrated financial experience all inside one application. The partnership with Paynetics, according to the joint news release, would enable Trading 212 users to easily expand their trading and investing operations worldwide.
Co-Founder of Paynetics UK Ivo Gueorguiev stated his excitement about the collaboration. “We're delighted to be partnering with Trading 212,” he said. Their cutting-edge technology reduces a complicated world to user-friendly, pocket-sized software. Trading 212 will make use of Paynetics' infrastructure to enable investors to expand their trading internationally.
The Head of Payments at Trading 212, Kaloyan Yanchev, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership as well. “We are thrilled to be collaborating with Paynetics, a pioneer in embedded finance. We're very excited about democratizing savings and investing, and this relationship helps us to improve the features of our commission-free platform for our clients,” said Yanchev.
First UK retail broker to provide commission-free trading, Trading 212 led brokerage innovation. It offers options, FX, equities, and ETFs.
For its stock trading operations, the firm uses a zero-commission approach, meaning that there are no trading or custody costs for customers. Rather, Trading 212 makes money via a collateralized stock lending program and fees charged to customers who trade in currencies other than the ones in which they put their funds.
With this agreement, customers will have unmatched control over their financial activities and investments, setting a new benchmark in the brokerage and fintech industries.
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