Tradu Launches “Tax-Efficient” Spread Betting with Tracker for UK Investors

Tradu has launched spread betting for UK-based investors.
This new offering allows clients to engage in leveraged trading in a
tax-efficient manner. Spread betting enables speculation on market movements
without owning the underlying assets. Tradu’s Spread Tracker aims to offer
tight spreads compared to competitors.

Spread bet positions are priced in “£ per point”
terms. This structure helps clients understand their stakes, potential risks,
and returns while trading across indices, forex , shares, and commodities.

Tradu Launches Spread Tracker for Trading

Brendan Callan, CEO, Tradu, Source: LinkedIn

“At Tradu, we aim to make sophisticated trading
straightforward and rewarding, and provide the tightest spreads in the industry,”
Brendan Callan, CEO of Tradu, commented.

Tradu allows easy switching between leveraged trading and
stock investments. Clients can move funds between accounts. The Spread Tracker
tool supports traders in capitalizing on market opportunities.

“Our Spread Tracker, the first of its kind in the UK,
and clear profit and loss calculations combined with an intuitive, flexible
trading experience, empowers traders to confidently engage with global markets
on their terms,” Callan added.

Traders Earn Interest on Unused Funds

According to the firm, key features include tight spreads,
tax efficiency, interest earnings, leverage , broad market access, and customer
support. Tradu’s Spread Tracker provides daily comparisons with competitors on
popular leveraged instruments, aiming for consistently tight spreads.

Spread betting profits are exempt from UK Capital Gains Tax
and Stamp Duty. Traders can earn 4.5% interest on unused funds in their Tradu
accounts.

Tradu Partners with Data Intellect and TradingView

Meanwhile, Tradu
has partnered with Data Intellect
, a global data and technology company, to
support the launch of its platform. Data Intellect will provide continuous
development and support services, enhancing Tradu’s global user experience, as
reported by Finance Magnates.

In addition, Tradu
has also teamed up with TradingView
, offering its clients access to
TradingView’s advanced charting tools. This integration allows users to analyze
markets, create custom templates, and trade directly through the TradingView
interface within the Tradu CFD system, with single-sign-on access at no
additional cost.

Tradu has launched spread betting for UK-based investors.
This new offering allows clients to engage in leveraged trading in a
tax-efficient manner. Spread betting enables speculation on market movements
without owning the underlying assets. Tradu’s Spread Tracker aims to offer
tight spreads compared to competitors.

Spread bet positions are priced in “£ per point”
terms. This structure helps clients understand their stakes, potential risks,
and returns while trading across indices, forex , shares, and commodities.

Tradu Launches Spread Tracker for Trading

Brendan Callan, CEO, Tradu, Source: LinkedIn

“At Tradu, we aim to make sophisticated trading
straightforward and rewarding, and provide the tightest spreads in the industry,”
Brendan Callan, CEO of Tradu, commented.

Tradu allows easy switching between leveraged trading and
stock investments. Clients can move funds between accounts. The Spread Tracker
tool supports traders in capitalizing on market opportunities.

“Our Spread Tracker, the first of its kind in the UK,
and clear profit and loss calculations combined with an intuitive, flexible
trading experience, empowers traders to confidently engage with global markets
on their terms,” Callan added.

Traders Earn Interest on Unused Funds

According to the firm, key features include tight spreads,
tax efficiency, interest earnings, leverage , broad market access, and customer
support. Tradu’s Spread Tracker provides daily comparisons with competitors on
popular leveraged instruments, aiming for consistently tight spreads.

Spread betting profits are exempt from UK Capital Gains Tax
and Stamp Duty. Traders can earn 4.5% interest on unused funds in their Tradu
accounts.

Tradu Partners with Data Intellect and TradingView

Meanwhile, Tradu
has partnered with Data Intellect
, a global data and technology company, to
support the launch of its platform. Data Intellect will provide continuous
development and support services, enhancing Tradu’s global user experience, as
reported by Finance Magnates.

In addition, Tradu
has also teamed up with TradingView
, offering its clients access to
TradingView’s advanced charting tools. This integration allows users to analyze
markets, create custom templates, and trade directly through the TradingView
interface within the Tradu CFD system, with single-sign-on access at no
additional cost.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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