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One account.Every market.One portfolio.

Own Safaricom, Sonatel and Nvidia from the same account, in shillings. Twenty-eight exchanges across five regions, in twenty-four currencies. OmniMarkets handles the conversion, prints every cost before you confirm, and reports all of it as a single set of numbers.

The value of investments can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you put in. Past performance does not predict future returns.

Trading hours

3 of 26 markets trading right now

Africa

0 of 10 open

  • JSE17:42opens in 15h 17m
  • NGX16:42opens in 17h 17m

Americas

3 of 3 open

  • US markets11:42closes in 4h 17m
  • TSX11:42closes in 4h 17m

Europe

0 of 5 open

  • Euronext Paris17:42opens in 15h 17m
  • LSE16:42opens in 15h 17m

Asia-Pacific

0 of 6 open

  • Tokyo00:42opens in 8h 17m
  • NSE India21:12opens in 12h 2m

Middle East

0 of 2 open

  • Tadawul18:42opens in 15h 17m
  • ADX19:42opens in 14h 17m

28 exchanges24 currencies304 listings

Live markets

Five regions, quoted right now.

As at 15:42.

SCOMNSE

Safaricom PLC

KSh 23.76

+0.21%
EQTYNSE

Equity Group Holdings

KSh 45.22

+1.39%
AAPLNASDAQ

Apple Inc.

$ 317.14

-0.40%
NVDANASDAQ

NVIDIA Corporation

$ 215.47

-1.30%
VOOARCA

Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

$ 684.21

-0.21%
GLDARCA

SPDR Gold Shares

$ 426.49

-0.22%
Amount first

How much do you want to invest?

Almost nobody thinks in shares. People think in money: what is left after rent, what a bonus is worth, what KSh 500 a week adds up to. So the ticket asks for an amount and works the quantity out, instead of asking you to divide a shilling budget by a dollar share price in your head.

You always see the whole arithmetic before you confirm: the rate, the spread, the fees, and the fraction of a share you end up owning.

You invest

Worked example

KSh 500

Named as an amount, from your shilling cash balance. No minimum ticket, no round lots, no share-count arithmetic.

Converted to dollars1 USD = 129.3797 KES at mid, less our published spread of 0.75% on this pair.
$ 3.84
What the spread costPriced as cash rather than left as a rate, and shown before you confirm.
$ 0.03
Dealing costsUS buys carry no commission. Every venue has its own schedule, itemised line by line on the ticket.
$ 0.00

You own

0.0121 AAPL

Apple Inc., held in your name and valued back in shillings on your dashboard alongside everything else you hold.

How it is built

Nothing here is asserted. All of it is derived.

Six commitments, and the mechanisms that keep them. Each figure below is read from the engine that enforces it, so this page cannot quote a rate the product does not charge.

  1. Fractional investing

    Invest KSh 500 in Apple and own the fraction of a share it buys. Across 304 listings: whole lots where a venue insists on them, fractions everywhere else.

  2. One portfolio across markets

    Nairobi, London and New York are valued together, in the currency you keep your book in. One total, one return figure, one set of weights that adds to a hundred.

  3. A currency layer you can audit

    Every conversion prints the mid-market rate, the spread added to it (0.75% on shillings to dollars) and what that spread cost you in cash.

  4. Costs itemised before you confirm

    1.49% of order value on the NSE plus 4 statutory levies, each named and priced on the ticket. Every venue has its own schedule and every line of it is shown.

  5. Curated portfolios

    8 ready-made baskets (local blue chips, global index trackers, income), each with published weights you buy in a single order.

  6. An auditable ledger

    Every balance is the sum of its double-entry lines, never a number we typed in. The reconciliation runs on demand and reports its own result in your settings.

Open an account

Twenty-eight exchanges, from wherever you are reading this.

Opening an account takes an email address and a password. Your country decides which exchange is presented as local and which currency your portfolio reports in; both can be changed afterwards in settings.

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