TradePlace Limited

TradePlace Limited, operating under the brand Investing.one, is a Cyprus-based investment firm that launched in 2025. The company is registered in Cyprus (HE 434666) and holds a Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) license from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) with license number 455/25. The broker offers a mobile-first platform focused on commission-free stock and ETF investing, including fractional shares, targeting retail investors within the EU/EEA.

Investing.one is regulated by CySEC, which is a full MiFID II regulator. As a CIF, the broker is required to comply with EU investor protection rules, including segregation of client funds, negative balance protection, and participation in the Investors Compensation Fund (ICF) which covers eligible clients up to €20,000. The license was granted in April 2025, making it a newly authorized entity. FXCanary notes that while CySEC regulation provides a baseline of safety, the novelty of the license means the broker has a limited operational track record.

The primary offering is commission-free trading in equities and ETFs across US, EU, and UK markets. The platform supports fractional shares starting from €1, allowing investors to buy portions of high-priced stocks. The broker also provides extended hours trading (pre-market and after-hours), data-driven analytics, and portfolio insights. According to industry reports, the broker also plans to offer CFD trading and a social trading feature called 'Insider tracking' that shows real-time portfolio moves of top traders, though these are not yet heavily marketed on the website.

Investing.one appears to offer a single retail account type accessible via its mobile app (available for iOS and Android). The platform is designed for simplicity, with a focus on user experience and ease of use. The broker does not list separate account tiers or professional accounts on its public site, but the CySEC license covers both retail and professional clients. The web platform is minimal, with most functionality concentrated in the app.

The broker advertises zero commission on stock and ETF trades. However, other fees apply: a €10 minimum transfer for deposits and withdrawals, a €5 fee for transactions under €100, a 0.3% currency conversion fee, and a €1 minimum order size. Local market fees, such as UK Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (0.5%), may also be charged. The broker states that there are no inactivity fees and that a full fee schedule is detailed in the Client Agreement.

Clients can deposit via credit/debit card, Google Pay/Apple Pay, or bank transfer. Withdrawals are processed to the same payment method used for deposit, or to a bank account. The broker allows only one pending withdrawal at a time. The minimum transfer for both deposits and withdrawals is €10, with free transfers for amounts of €100 or more.

Investing.one is aimed at retail investors in the EU/EEA, particularly first-time investors and those seeking a low-cost entry into stock and ETF investing. The fractional shares feature and commission-free model are designed to appeal to smaller account holders. The broker also targets experienced investors with its analytics and extended hours trading, but the overall offering is positioned as accessible and mobile-centric.