Nexo has expanded its platform to include trading in global forex, commodities, and stock indices. The move allows clients to trade Contracts for Difference on gold, silver, oil, major stock indices, and key currency pairs. Leverage options are available on certain assets.

The expansion comes through a partnership with MetaTrader 5. Clients can now access tools and features used by professional traders and institutions. The integration works on both mobile and web devices.

Nexo Adds CFDs on Global Markets

Nexo users can trade CFDs on equity indices, including US500, US100, US30, and DE40. Commodity CFDs include gold, silver, oil, and platinum. Major currency pairs are also available.

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The platform provides charting tools, built-in indicators, and customizable interfaces. Algorithmic trading is supported through Expert Advisors.

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Nexo is a digital assets platform offering crypto savings, loans, trading tools, and liquidity solutions. Since 2018, it has served clients in over 150 jurisdictions, managing $11 billion in assets and processing $370 billion. The platform provides flexible crypto financial services through a single integrated system.

Nexo Integrates MT5 With Credit Lines

Execution is optimized for speed and market responsiveness. Clients can fund their MT5 accounts using Nexo Credit Lines, borrowing against digital assets without selling them. Leverage of up to 200x is offered on select asset classes.

Asset transfers between Nexo and MT5 accounts are handled directly through Nexo’s interface. This allows users to move assets without logging into external platforms.

Nexo Resumes UK Onboarding

Earlier, Nexo paused new client registrations in the UK ahead of updated FCA rules on financial promotions and first-time investor protections. Last year, the platform resumed onboarding after updating its systems to meet FCA guidelines and partnering with Gateway 21 for compliance.

UK users are now required to complete Investor Categorisation and Appropriateness Assessments, including risk and knowledge checks. Nexo also restructured its UK operations, disbanding two subsidiaries, while confirming its continued presence in European markets.