RoboMarkets has expanded its trading offering to include more than 1,400 stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed on XETRA, the electronic trading platform operated by Deutsche Börse.
The expanded XETRA offering covers European blue-chip companies, growth-oriented stocks, index and sector ETFs, thematic investment products, and commodity-backed instruments.
The additional instruments are intended to support portfolio diversification and enable investors to gain exposure to a range of sectors, including clean energy, artificial intelligence, and global commodities.
Pricing for the newly available XETRA-listed instruments is based on real-time market data from the exchange and is offered with competitive spreads.
A zero-commission trading model continues to apply, although spreads apply to all trades.
Denis Kiselev, Chief Product Officer at RoboMarkets, said the expansion supports the company’s broader strategy.
“Expanding access to XETRA instruments strengthens our mission to make global trading accessible, efficient, and intelligent.
“Clients can now explore new investment opportunities across Europe, diversify their portfolios with thematic strategies, and trade with full transparency — all from a single platform,” he said.
RoboMarkets operates a multi-asset trading platform serving both retail and professional clients, offering market data and trading tools designed to support participation across international financial markets.
The brand comprises several regulated entities, including RoboMarkets Deutschland GmbH, which is supervised by Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin); RoboMarkets Ltd, regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission; RM Investment Bank Ltd, regulated by the Labuan Financial Services Authority; and RFund AIFLNP V.C.I.C. Ltd, a European alternative investment fund regulated by CySEC.
