Client orders are executed at the best available prices in multiple international exchanges.

The Derayah Global Platform allows you to submit eight different types of orders, providing active traders with greater flexibility.

Please click here for a summary of Derayah Global fees.

The Derayah Global platform provides live prices for stocks, Exchange Traded Funds (ETF), and options at low monthly fees.

Derayah will send Global clients a comprehensive monthly report showing all movements, trades, commissions paid, and relevant information concerning their accounts. Clients may obtain multiple types of reports for several time periods through Derayah Global’s account management page. These can show the client’s net asset value, any transfers to and from the account, any dividends or bonus shares, commissions paid for each transaction, and other information about the account.

Derayah Global clients may add securities they are interested in tracking to more than one watch list, which allows them to monitor prices and traded volumes on those securities.

The Derayah Global Platform provides three trading channels:

1. Trading through the website.

2. Trading through the smartphone application.

3. Trading by calling one of Derayah’s brokers.

Opening an account with Derayah Global may take up to 10 working days

Notes
This period starts after we receive the client’s signed and completed documents, application forms, and required disclosures

What are fractional shares?
Trading fractional shares allows you to invest in companies when you cannot afford the full share price. It makes it easier for you to diversify your portfolio by allowing you to purchase fractional amounts in multiple companies when you otherwise may have only been able to purchase whole shares in one or two companies.
If you enable your account to trade in fractions, you will buy or sell a fraction of a share based on the amount of cash you specify.
For example, if you want to spend $500 but one share of the stock you want to buy is currently $1000 you will end up with 0.5 shares.
Please note that fractional shares are not tradable after/before US market regular trade hours.

What products can I trade in fractions?
U.S. stocks listed on NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, ARCA, or BATS, as well as OTC Pink U.S. penny stocks with an average daily volume above $10 million and a market cap above $400 million are available for fractional shares trading. Non-U.S. stocks are not available for fractional shares trading at this time.
A list of stocks that can be traded in fractional shares is available in the following link. Please note, this list is subject to changes without notice: http://www.ibkr.com/download/fracshare_stk.csv

What is the method of selling fractional share?

The quantity to be sold is determined rather than the amount.
For Example: if you own 0.5 shares, you will enter a sell order and the quantity will be (0.5).

Can I short fractional shares? (For DG plus clients)
DG does support short sales in fractional shares for eligible U.S. stocks as long as you have margin and approved trading permissions for “United States (Trade in Fractions)”/”Stocks”.
Do I receive dividends on my fractional share?
Your fractional shares positions are eligible to receive dividends in the same manner as your full positions on the same stocks.

Will I receive a fractional share position from a corporate action?
If your account has been approved for trading fractions and a US corporate action issues fractional shares, the fractional shares will remain in your account. However, if your account does not have permission to trade in fractions or the corporate action is issuing non-US shares or non-eligible US shares, the fractional shares will be liquidated.

What is the minimum (Share/Value) to buy fractional shares?

At the level of shares, you can trade at a minimum of 0.0001 share.
At the value level, you can trade with a minimum of 1$.

A Derayah Global account can be upgraded to Derayah Global Plus, allowing you to trade with leverage of up to 1:3. It also offers a variety of investment products such as short selling, contracts, debt instruments, future options, stocks and the possibility of trading metals (gold and silver) in the bullion market in London with competitive prices and no hidden commissions.