Tickmill UK has launched a new multi-asset offering that gives eligible clients access to a broader range of global markets through the trading infrastructure of Interactive Brokers.

The new service allows clients to trade stocks, exchange-traded funds, options, futures, bonds and other asset classes while receiving onboarding and customer support from Tickmill. Trading accounts are held with Interactive Brokers UK Limited, which provides the trading platforms, order execution and custody of client funds and assets.

Tickmill Expands Multi-Asset Offering with Interactive Brokers

Under the arrangement, clients trade through Interactive Brokers' platforms, while Tickmill provides multilingual customer support, onboarding assistance and day-to-day guidance aimed at active and advanced traders.

• CortexMarkets Bets on AI Platform for Both Brokers and Retail Traders in a Crowded Field
• Weekly Roundup: Broker Expansion, AI Innovation and Regulatory Moves Drive Industry Changes
• Financial Marketing: One Organic Reel Could Be Worth More Than Paid Press

The launch expands Tickmill UK's offering beyond its established foreign exchange and contracts for difference business. Through Interactive Brokers' infrastructure, clients can access stocks, ETFs, options, futures and futures options, spot foreign exchange, CFDs, precious metals, bonds and mutual funds.

Tickmill said the service uses Interactive Brokers' standard pricing without additional mark-ups. The broker added that it may receive volume-based compensation from Interactive Brokers and that eligible existing Interactive Brokers clients can link their accounts to Tickmill for client support while continuing to trade through Interactive Brokers.

The partnership follows Tickmill's expansion strategy. Earlier this year, the broker reported that its annual trading volumes increased by 40% in 2025. At the time, the company said it planned to broaden its product range in response to client demand while continuing to invest in its workforce and brand.

Infrastructure Partnership Broadens Market Access

The arrangement enables Tickmill to expand its investment offering without building its own multi-asset trading and custody infrastructure. Interactive Brokers continues to handle account administration, trading technology, execution and custody, while Tickmill focuses on client acquisition, onboarding and ongoing support.

The launch also reflects a broader trend in the retail brokerage industry, where firms increasingly partner with established infrastructure providers to offer access to additional asset classes while relying on third-party trading, execution and custody services.