Capital.com, the high-growth global trading platform has today announced the launch of an improved spread bet offering for UK traders offering over 2500 new tradable share markets. Capital.com's latest enhancement affirms the company's continuous effort to meet the evolving needs of its clients, providing traders with a greater choice and better access to cost-effective products and services.

Key highlights of the improved spread bet offering include:

2,500+ New Markets: UK traders now have access to over 2,500 new spread betting share markets, allowing them to diversify and explore a wider range of trading opportunities. In addition to commodities, indices and forex, traders can now spread bet popular shares like NVIDIA, Coinbase, Netflix and more.

Competitive Spreads: Capital.com is proud to offer some of the lowest spreads on indices in the market. This ensures that traders can execute their strategies with minimal costs. Examples of the minimum spreads charged are as follows: shares, (0.1), major indices (0.6), forex (0.6),and commodities (0.33), DOW (2), DAX (1),  Natural Gas (minimum spreads from 2). These bid-ask spreads are only applicable during on-hours trading. 

Zero Admin Fees: No account fee, no inactivity fee and no fees on deposits and withdrawals. Overnight positions on FX share bets are charged at the relevant interest rate benchmark plus/minus 1.5%, all other markets are charged at the relevant interest rate benchmark plus/minus 4%.

Niamh Byrne, Head of UK & Ireland, Capital.com, said: "Financial spread betting, which is unique to UK traders, offers traders an alternative and tax-efficient means of accessing financial markets. At Capital.com, we pride ourselves in providing our clients with choice and access , which is why we have significantly expanded our spread bet offering to include over 2500 new tradable markets and competitive in-hours fixed spreads on major indices and shares. As our UK footprint continues to grow, we will continue to improve and enhance our spread bet offering to meet the exacting needs of our UK clients.”