Home Industry Finance Neo broker amana launches trading app, offers access to regional and global markets The platform offers stocks, commodities, ETFs, currencies and crypto among other assets through the app by Gulf Business September 27, 2022 Neo broker amana has launched its end-to-end digital trading app in line with its mission to give every individual the opportunity to participate in the financial markets. The app, which offers stocks, commodities, ETFs, currencies, crypto and more, offers its customers easy access to local and regional markets and shares of companies such as Emaar, Emirates NBD, Aldar, Saudi Aramco, stc, Fawry, Anghami and other brands from various industry verticals. Customers can also carry out fractional trading on the app, which is buying a fraction of high-priced shares of global companies such as Tesla, or regional ones like IHC. Muhammad Rasoul, amana’s CEO, said “We are excited to welcome customers to a new era of investing by offering thousands of assets they can trade anytime, anywhere. We are removing barriers, promoting financial literacy and creating equality of opportunities to ensure that everyone can build a relationship with wealth. Our next-generation platform helps users trade in an inclusive, digital environment whilst maintaining security, privacy and reliability.” The platform has created a dedicated ‘Learn’ section within the app with access to blogs, videos and tutorials to help guide customers of different experience levels through their investment journey. “By delivering seamless access to the growing financial wealth and investment opportunities in a format that customers want, amana’s ambition is to become the trading platform of choice in the region’s digital marketplace and drive a stronger, more sustainable and digital future,” added Rasoul. Tags Amana Fintech Investment Technology trading app 0 Comments You might also like UAE consumers worried about application failure during holiday season: Report Oracle targets training 50,000 Saudis in AI, latest tech BNPL startup Tamara now valued at $1bn after raising $340m Abu Dhabi launches free Hala Wi-Fi across emirate