Corporate Accounts

You can open a trading account on your company name via our usual sign-up procedure and send an email to [e-mail] with the following official company documentation.

If you are the sole shareholder:

• Proof of sole ownership
• Memorandum - This is an internal document of the company. The content of the document is explaining what kind of company is this, what kind of business it is doing, how it is making money etc..
• Proof of Identity and Proof of Residency of shareholder

Note: In the case that there is a specific person nominated to trade on behalf of the company, we will also require their Proof of Identity, Proof of Residency and to complete the Appropriateness Assessment.

If there are multiple shareholders:

• Certificate of incorporation: This document is issuing by government office. The aim of the documents is showing the government confirmation about the company can be exist. It is counted as certificate of the company.
• Certificate of shareholders and directors: This document is issuing by government office. The aim of the document is showing who owns the company. It should be written names of the shareholders and directors.
• Certificate of registered office: The aim of the document is showing where the company is located. It can be registration document from the government or utility bill of the company.
• Authorized signatory: This is an internal document of the company. Its purpose is to show who is authorized to sign on behalf of the company.
• Memorandum and articles of association: This is an internal document of the company. The content of the document is explaining what kind of company is this, what kind of business it is doing, how it is making money etc.
• Proof of Identity and Proof of Residency of all shareholders, directors and authorised signatory: If the company has more than one shareholder/director, we require a Proof of Identity and Proof of Residency for all Board of directors resolution.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.