Stocks, ETFs and indices on one account — with onboarding built for both US persons and non-US residents, and the tax handling each one actually needs.
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CSCO
CSCO Cisco Systems, Inc. |
$112.13 | +4.37% |
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BA
BA The Boeing Company |
$210.45 | +2.76% |
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INTC
INTC Intel Corporation |
$102.94 | +2.61% |
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AMD
AMD Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. |
$516.13 | +2.49% |
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T
T AT&T Inc. |
$26.06 | +2.00% |
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UNH
UNH UnitedHealth Group Incorporated |
$379.09 | -2.37% |
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ORCL
ORCL Oracle Corporation |
$150.28 | -1.74% |
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HOOD
HOOD Robinhood Markets, Inc. |
$112.57 | -0.67% |
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JNJ
JNJ Johnson & Johnson |
$265.58 | -0.29% |
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PEP
PEP PepsiCo, Inc. |
$136.32 | -0.24% |
Where you hold citizenship changes your paperwork, your tax treatment and your reporting. The account shouldn't pretend otherwise.
Order types, settlement, corporate actions and compliance — modelled the way a real book is kept.
Market, limit, stop and stop-limit, with day and GTC time in force. Working orders sit on the book until the price reaches them.
Every fill, fee, dividend and transfer writes a ledger line with a running balance — so the books always reconcile.
Document review, sanctions and PEP flags, escalation and clearance — the compliance queue staff actually work from.
Dividends, splits and reverse splits applied across every affected position, with withholding by residency.
Cost basis, unrealised and realised P&L, day change and allocation — computed from executions, never typed in.
Trade confirmations, monthly statements, and 1099 or 1042-S depending on the account's residency status.
Full onboarding, funding, trading and reporting — with no real money anywhere in the system.
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