XTB is intensively working on the development of its proprietary investment platform. The breakthrough in June and July was exceptionally rich in positive news for individual investors. All thanks to several innovations that are novel in the Polish market and position XTB at the forefront of Europe in terms of functionality offered to investors.
The most anticipated feature by investors is extended trading hours for selected European stocks and ETFs. Nearly 1,000 instruments listed on European exchanges will be available to investors from 7:30 am to 10:00 pm. With this solution, XTB clients will have the freedom to manage their funds, something no other Polish brokerage has offered so far. In the coming months, the number of available instruments will grow, including those from the U.S. market.
- More than 80% of XTB's new clients start their investing journey with stocks, ETFs, and Investment Plans. Therefore, we strive to make the capital management process as easy as possible. As you know, access to funds is one of the things clients value most. That’s why we have worked to provide the ability to trade the most popular European instruments during extended hours. In doing so, we set a new standard for the Polish investment industry, giving investors even greater flexibility. - says Filip Kaczmarzyk, XTB board member.
Polish clients also gained another feature: access to IKE and IKZE accounts on the web platform. This allows retirement accounts to be managed not only on smartphones but also on personal computers.
Another major innovation at XTB is the introduction of a refreshed version of Investment Plans. The new solution is already available in Germany and Spain. This week it will also launch in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia. The updated version of this popular product will allow greater flexibility in creating personal investment portfolios, as they can now consist of both ETFs and stocks. Moreover, Investment Plans will be even more accessible to beginner investors, thanks to ready-made plans that can be chosen based on a specific sector or risk profile.
