ETFs

Build diversified portfolios with ETFs

Trade a group of companies all at once with Exchange-traded Funds (ETFs) – a one-click gateway to baskets of assets from sectors such as tech, energy, healthcare, and more.

Stock Trading

Why trade ETFs with Quantura

Certification 1

Swap-free trading, no overnight fees

Focus on market movements without worrying about overnight charges.

Certification 2

Controlled risk, unlimited opportunities

Set your limits and manage your trades with take profit and stop loss features.

Certification 3

Intuitive platforms for effective trades

Navigate markets seamlessly on our responsive, easy-to-use platforms with advanced tools. with high leverage and super tight spreads.

Certification 3

Easy access to your funds

Deposit or withdraw with your preferred payment method. Quick, hassle-free, on your terms.

Certification 3

24/7 trading

Round-the-clock access to Cryptocurrencies, including weekends and public holidays.

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Minimum size

1:1000

Maximum leverage

0

Swap fees

ETF instruments available on Quantura

Asset ETFs

These instruments offer access to global markets with a single ETF — from tech giants to gold reserves.

Strategy ETFs

Optimise your ETF trades with the strategic hedging and leveraging in these instruments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment funds that are traded on stock exchanges, much like stocks. ETFs hold assets such as stocks, commodities, or bonds and generally operate with an arbitrage mechanism designed to keep trading close to its net asset value.

To start trading ETFs, you need to open an account with a reputable broker, deposit funds, and use a trading platform to place trades. It is also important to educate yourself about the market and develop a trading strategy.

Trading ETFs involves significant risk due to market volatility, economic factors, and the potential for losses. It is important to understand these risks and use risk management strategies to protect your capital.

Leverage in ETF trading allows traders to control larger positions with a smaller amount of capital. While leverage can amplify profits, it can also increase the potential for losses.

Trading ETFs fees include:
  • Commission: A fee charged by brokers for executing trades.
  • Spread cost: The difference between the bid and ask price, which is the cost of placing a trade.
  • Account fees: Some brokers charge fees for maintaining an account or for additional services.

A trading strategy for ETFs is a systematic approach to trading that involves analyzing the market, identifying trading opportunities, and executing trades based on predefined rules. A good trading strategy helps traders make informed decisions and manage risk.

Start trading ETFs today

Use our demo account and start trading risk-free with virtual funds.