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XTB Introduces Commission-Free Share Dealing In The UK

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Updated
Apr 7, 2026

FCA-regulated broker, XTB, is launching real shares in the UK. Clients can buy popular stocks like Tesla and Netflix with zero fees. Direct stock trading will be available from 15 May 2023.

Invest In Top Stocks

UK investors can buy shares in some of the world’s largest stocks. This includes US tech firms like Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon, plus leading UK companies like Barclays, Shell and Unilever.

Ultimately, traders can build a diverse portfolio with access to a range of countries, sectors and trends.

Competitive Pricing

Share dealing will be available with low to no fees. There is zero commission up to a £100,000 value per month. Following this, traders will pay a 0.2% commission with a minimum payment of €10 per trade.

Our team were pleased to find there is no platform charge, share dealing fee, transfer in/out cost, or minimum deposit. Clients also get free access to real-time quotes spanning all major stocks.

Taken together, this makes XTB a great pick for traders looking for a low-cost share dealing platform.

About XTB

XTB is a respected brokerage with over two decades in the online trading industry. Over half a million traders have opened an account with the firm, including a large client base in the United Kingdom.

XTB offers thousands of popular instruments, from stocks to indices, ETFs, forex, and commodities. Fees are also low, with spreads from 0.35 pips on the Standard account, alongside leverage up to 1:30 and a minimum order size of 0.1 lots.

Our team particularly rate the xStation 5 platform available to account holders. The beginner-friendly terminal is compatible with desktop and mobile devices, as well as popular internet browsers and smartwatches. With a stock screener, sentiment heatmaps, plus market commentary, investors have plenty of tools to help identify opportunities.

Sign up with XTB to buy shares in leading stocks with zero commission.

Your capital is at risk. Trade only with funds you can afford to lose.
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Founded in 2002 in Poland, XTB now serves more than 1 million clients. The forex and CFD broker combines a heavily regulated trading environment with an extensive selection of assets and a commitment to trader satisfaction, featuring an intuitive in-house platform with superb tools to support aspiring day traders.
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 69-83% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money

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