Trading 212收购FXFlat进军德国

币界网Publicado em 2024-08-15Última atualização em 2024-08-15

币界网报道：

Trading 212是一家提供现金股票和差价合约（CFDs）的金融科技公司，该公司宣布收购了FXFlat Bank GmbH，以进军德国市场。此次收购旨在为德国投资者提供Trading 212的零佣金投资平台，该平台有望颠覆英国和欧洲的传统经纪模式。

交易212的扩张

收购FXFlat Bank GmbH代表了Trading 212的飞跃。Trading 212以零佣金投资而闻名，在英国和欧洲享有盛誉。最近的收购收购是指收购或占有或保护财产、服务或能力。简单地说，它是获取或获得的行为或过程。你可以获得一件艺术品，你可以获得说另一种语言的能力，你可以收购一家企业或公司的股份，你还可以获得会计师的服务。例如，你可以买一辆新车。从广义上讲，收购可以指拥有或占有某物的行为。收购是指获得或占有或保护财产、服务或能力。简单地说，它是获取或获得的行为或过程。你可以获得一件艺术品，你可以获得说另一种语言的能力，你可以收购一家企业或公司的股份，你还可以获得会计师的服务。例如，你可以买一辆新车。从广义上讲，收购可以指拥有或占有某物的行为。本条款允许公司通过完全许可的德国实体在德国境内运营。

据报道，两家公司正在努力将Trading 212的交易和投资平台很快整合到德国市场。虽然FXFlat将在此过渡期间暂停新客户的入职，但现有客户将继续获得全面支持。

“我们很高兴地宣布，FXFlat Bank GmbH已被Trading 212 Group Limited（'Trading 212'）收购，该公司是英国和欧洲发展最快的金融科技公司之一，也是零佣金投资的先驱，”FXFlat银行在其网站上提到。

“此次收购标志着一个令人兴奋的新篇章，因为它使我们能够通过一家完全获得许可的德国实体，将Trading 212的卓越价值和用户体验带给德国投资者。”

今年，Trading 212从塞浦路斯证券交易委员会获得了加密资产服务提供商（CASP）许可证。监管机构于5月批准了该公司的本地实体Trading 212 Crypto Ltd。该实体独立于Trading 212 Markets有限公司。该授权使Trading 212能够提供交易所交易所。交易所被称为支持衍生品、商品、证券和其他金融工具交易的市场。一般来说，交易所可以通过数字平台访问，有时也可以在投资者组织进行交易的有形地址访问。交易所的主要职责之一是维护诚实和公平的交易行为。这些有助于确保该交易所支持的证券利率的分配是有效的。交易所被称为支持衍生品、商品、证券和其他金融工具交易的市场。一般来说，交易所可以通过数字平台访问，有时也可以在投资者组织进行交易的有形地址访问。交易所的主要职责之一是维护诚实和公平的交易行为。这些有助于确保该交易所支持的安全费率的分配是有效的。阅读本条款数字资产和法定货币之间的服务，以及加密货币托管服务。

在全球范围内拓展业务

除此之外，Trading 212还为英国用户扩展了多币种支付卡业务。该公司与电子货币服务提供商Paynetics合作，在9月底之前提供现金返还率为1.5%的支付卡，然后将其降至0.5%

这家总部位于伦敦的经纪公司还宣布了在英国推出信用卡服务的计划。这家名为212 card的公司承诺每日年利率为5%，每月现金返还率为0.5%，最高可达20英镑。

交易212的卡还可以进行全球交易，据报道，外汇手续费为0.15%，周末不收取任何费用。这种货币兑换方法使用户能够管理国际交易。Trading 212于2004年在保加利亚成立，当时名为Avus Capital，但后来于2013年在英国注册成立。

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