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A key highlight of the new platform is fractional trading, which Trust claims is a first for any banking app in Singapore. This feature enables investors to buy fractions of expensive US stocks instead of full shares — for instance, owning part of a stock like Netflix, which trades above US$1,200 per share. Such accessibility aims to make investing in major US companies more inclusive, especially for retail investors with smaller budgets.
The trading service will be integrated under TrustInvest, the bank’s investment arm launched in February 2025, which already offers a variety of investment products tailored to different risk profiles.
Fractional trading has already been offered by online brokerages like Interactive Brokers, Tiger Brokers, and Webull, but Trust’s move marks its entry into the digital wealth space as the first local bank-backed app to do so. By embedding stock trading into its ecosystem, Trust Bank continues to position itself as a one-stop financial platform, bridging traditional banking with accessible investing for Singapore’s growing digital-savvy market.
Opinion:
Interesting.
Wonder if it's too late for this.
If the trading prices are not right, I doubt it will gain much traction.
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