RoboMarkets Expands Wall Street Stock Access With 1,300 New Listings

Thursday, 20/11/2025 | 08:10 GMT by Damian Chmiel
  • The German broker broadens instrument selection past 8,000 shares and ETFs.
  • This is another addition following a similar move made in April after the restructuring of its EU operations.
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RoboMarkets has added more than 1,300 US-listed stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its trading platform, bringing the total number of available instruments above 8,000 across global markets.

RoboMarkets Adds 1,300 US Equities to Trading Platform

After adding another 1,300 instruments, the list has expanded to more than 8,000, broadening the offering to include companies from the technology, finance, energy, healthcare, and biotechnology sectors.

This is another expansion following April’s update, when RoboMarkets added 1,160 stocks and ETFs available through its R StocksTrader platform. The changes stem from a 2024 decision to shift its European business model and focus primarily on equity trading rather than FX and CFDs.

Denis Kiselev, Chief Product Officer
Denis Kiselev, RoboMarkets' Chief Product Officer

“Our mission is to make global trading accessible, efficient, and intelligent,” said Denis Kiselev, Chief Product Officer at RoboMarkets. “The expanded range of US stocks, enhanced TradingView tools, the AI-powered chatbot, and the new RoboBuilder automation system reflect our focus on giving traders freedom, to analyze, trade, and automate with ease.”

In September 2025, FinanceMagnates.com reported that RoboMarkets had obtained a full brokerage license from Dubai’s SCA. The Category 1 licence allows the firm to onboard clients, hold funds, and execute trades locally.

Product Updates Target Retail Traders

The broker rolled out several platform enhancements alongside the expanded instrument list. TradingView chart integration now covers European Union, United Kingdom, and Swiss equities , plus UCITS ETFs and major US shares. Users can analyze these markets directly within the TradingView interface.

RoboMarkets also updated its RoboBuilder automated trading tool with what it describes as a redesigned interface for strategy selection and backtesting. The system runs in the cloud without requiring a local computer connection.

An AI-powered chatbot went live across web and mobile applications, offering jurisdiction-specific guidance and platform support. Other updates include editable indicators on mobile charts, clearer order cost displays, and improved search filters that separate stocks from ETFs.

The Frankfurt-based broker, regulated by Germany's Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) charges no execution commissions on stock and ETF trades, applying a markup of 0.15% above the market spread. The firm also provides real-time market data at no additional cost to account holders.

Shift Away From Leveraged Products

The instrument additions follow RoboMarkets' 2024 decision to exit forex and contracts-for-difference offerings in Europe. The company transitioned its Cyprus-regulated entity to institutional clients only, while concentrating retail business through its BaFin-supervised German operation focused exclusively on exchange-traded securities.

The broker competes in a crowded field of commission-free platforms including established US firms and newer app-based services. While many brokers offer zero-commission stock and ETF trading, RoboMarkets emphasizes its selection breadth and combination of proprietary tools with third-party integrations like TradingView.

RoboMarkets has added more than 1,300 US-listed stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its trading platform, bringing the total number of available instruments above 8,000 across global markets.

RoboMarkets Adds 1,300 US Equities to Trading Platform

After adding another 1,300 instruments, the list has expanded to more than 8,000, broadening the offering to include companies from the technology, finance, energy, healthcare, and biotechnology sectors.

This is another expansion following April’s update, when RoboMarkets added 1,160 stocks and ETFs available through its R StocksTrader platform. The changes stem from a 2024 decision to shift its European business model and focus primarily on equity trading rather than FX and CFDs.

Denis Kiselev, Chief Product Officer
Denis Kiselev, RoboMarkets' Chief Product Officer

“Our mission is to make global trading accessible, efficient, and intelligent,” said Denis Kiselev, Chief Product Officer at RoboMarkets. “The expanded range of US stocks, enhanced TradingView tools, the AI-powered chatbot, and the new RoboBuilder automation system reflect our focus on giving traders freedom, to analyze, trade, and automate with ease.”

In September 2025, FinanceMagnates.com reported that RoboMarkets had obtained a full brokerage license from Dubai’s SCA. The Category 1 licence allows the firm to onboard clients, hold funds, and execute trades locally.

Product Updates Target Retail Traders

The broker rolled out several platform enhancements alongside the expanded instrument list. TradingView chart integration now covers European Union, United Kingdom, and Swiss equities , plus UCITS ETFs and major US shares. Users can analyze these markets directly within the TradingView interface.

RoboMarkets also updated its RoboBuilder automated trading tool with what it describes as a redesigned interface for strategy selection and backtesting. The system runs in the cloud without requiring a local computer connection.

An AI-powered chatbot went live across web and mobile applications, offering jurisdiction-specific guidance and platform support. Other updates include editable indicators on mobile charts, clearer order cost displays, and improved search filters that separate stocks from ETFs.

The Frankfurt-based broker, regulated by Germany's Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) charges no execution commissions on stock and ETF trades, applying a markup of 0.15% above the market spread. The firm also provides real-time market data at no additional cost to account holders.

Shift Away From Leveraged Products

The instrument additions follow RoboMarkets' 2024 decision to exit forex and contracts-for-difference offerings in Europe. The company transitioned its Cyprus-regulated entity to institutional clients only, while concentrating retail business through its BaFin-supervised German operation focused exclusively on exchange-traded securities.

The broker competes in a crowded field of commission-free platforms including established US firms and newer app-based services. While many brokers offer zero-commission stock and ETF trading, RoboMarkets emphasizes its selection breadth and combination of proprietary tools with third-party integrations like TradingView.

About the Author: Damian Chmiel
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Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch. Education: MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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