Stocks
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Access global equity markets with Contract for Difference (CFD) on stocks. Trade shares of the world's most valuable companies including tech giants, financial institutions, and consumer brands. Capitalise on corporate earnings and market sentiment.
Stock CFDs — frequently asked questions
A stock CFD is a contract that mirrors the price of a real share — Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA, Amazon and hundreds of others — without you actually owning the underlying equity. You can go long or short, trade with leverage and exit instantly, but you do not receive voting rights and you pay no stamp duty in jurisdictions where this would normally apply.
Tradenifty offers single-stock CFDs on more than 300 of the most actively traded names from the US (NYSE, NASDAQ), UK (LSE), Europe (Xetra, Euronext) and Hong Kong. Coverage includes mega-cap tech, financials, energy, healthcare, consumer goods and selected mid-caps. The full instrument list is searchable inside your trading platform.
Stock CFDs follow the trading hours of their primary exchange. US shares trade 14:30–21:00 GMT, London shares 08:00–16:30 GMT and German shares 08:00–16:30 GMT. Selected US blue chips also have extended pre- and post-market access. The platform shows local session hours for every symbol.
Yes — in cash. When the underlying share goes ex-dividend, an adjustment is automatically credited to long positions and debited from short positions, equal to the net dividend amount. You receive the economic value of the dividend but not the share certificate itself.
Stock CFD leverage is typically up to 1:20 for major US and European blue chips, and 1:10 for smaller-cap names. Exact margin per symbol is shown in the contract specifications and is dynamically adjusted around earnings announcements to reflect elevated risk.
Standard and Essential accounts trade stocks with a tight all-in spread and no separate commission. ECN accounts apply a small commission per side (typically 0.05% of notional) with raw exchange-driven spreads, which is usually cheaper for active traders moving size.