Discover exciting trading opportunities with the most popular digital assets Bitcoin and Ethereum, directly from your Neo account, with no secondary wallets required.
Boost Your Trades Long & Short
Leverage with Automatic Protection
Simple Access to 21Shares & Crypto Markets
Trade Long or Short with leverage to take advantage of market movements in any direction.
Amplify your exposure with dynamic leverage while benefiting from built-in stop-loss protection.
Easily access Bitcoin through instruments that track its performance.
A convenient way to invest in Bitcoin with potential for margin trading.
Take advantage of Ethereum’s price movements with Long & Short leverage.
Trade with amplified exposure and automatic stop-loss protection for added security.
Invest in Ethereum efficiently with flexible trading options directly from your Neo account.
Explore the latest opportunities with instruments that track Bitcoin and Ethereum directly from your Neo account.
Cryptocurrencies are digital, decentralized currencies created online and independent of traditional legal tender like the Euro or Dollar. They are essentially digital representations of value that are not issued, guaranteed, or controlled by central banks or public authorities.
Most cryptocurrencies are issued by private entities using specialized software and often rely on blockchain technology. They are typically managed through digital wallets, also called e-wallets.
While cryptocurrencies can generally be exchanged for traditional currencies at variable rates, they are not the same as electronic payment systems. The most well-known cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin and Ethereum.
With Neo Finance, you don’t trade cryptocurrencies directly, but through linked instruments. To this end, the bank offers CFDs based on Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures, Knock-Outs based on these CFDs, and a range of ETPs (Exchange-Traded Products) that either track a cryptocurrency directly (ETNs) or other instruments connected to the crypto market (ETFs).
With CFDs and Knock-Outs, you can trade up or down, taking advantage of leverage and zero commissions, only spreads. Knock-Outs also allow you to set a barrier level representing a stop-loss, so your potential loss is limited to the invested amount. In contrast, with CFDs, losses could exceed your invested capital.
With ETPs, you have a wide selection of instruments, all traded on major regulated markets.
CFDs (Contract for Difference)
A CFD is a derivative financial instrument whose value is directly linked to an underlying asset, such as stocks, indices, commodities, or cryptocurrencies. The contract tracks the price difference of the underlying asset between the time you open and close your position.
The Opening and Closing Prices of a CFD are determined by the bank based on the underlying asset’s value, adjusted to include a spread. This ensures that the difference between the buy (Ask) and sell (Bid) prices of the CFD remains within a pre-defined range. CFDs are traded over-the-counter (OTC), outside of regulated exchanges.
Key Features and Risks:
Leverage Effect: CFDs allow you to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital (the margin). This amplifies potential gains but also increases potential losses.
Stop-Loss Orders: Automatic stop-loss orders can help protect your margin, but in the event of sudden and extreme market movements, losses can exceed your initial investment.
Margin and Volatility: Lower margin percentages increase the likelihood that a stop-loss will be triggered, closing your position. In highly volatile markets, this may occur shortly after opening a trade.
Trading CFDs requires full knowledge of financial markets and their mechanisms. They are complex instruments and carry a high level of risk, including the possibility of losing more than the capital invested.
ETPs (Exchange-Traded Products)
ETPs are financial instruments listed on regulated markets whose value tracks the performance of an underlying asset. They allow investors to gain exposure to a wide range of markets in a transparent and easily tradable way.
The main types of ETPs are:
ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds):
ETFs are a type of investment fund designed to replicate the performance of a specific index (benchmark) through passive management. They are traded on the stock exchange like a share, making them accessible, transparent, and easy to integrate into your portfolio.
ETNs (Exchange-Traded Notes) / ETCs (Exchange-Traded Commodities):
ETNs and ETCs are derivative instruments issued by a bank or financial institution, with their value linked either directly or indirectly to an underlying asset, such as stocks, bonds, currencies, or commodities.
ETNs track assets like indices, bonds, or currencies.
ETCs specifically track commodities.
Both ETNs and ETCs provide a way to access asset classes or strategies that might otherwise be difficult to invest in directly, offering flexibility and diversification.
With Neo Finance, you can trade a variety of financial instruments that track cryptocurrency prices. By choosing the managed tax regime, we act as your tax substitute for CFDs, Knock-Outs, and harmonized ETPs, so you don’t have to worry about tax declarations—everything is handled automatically.
