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Share CFDs and Fractional Stocks at Scope Markets

Two very different ways the brand gives access to shares — and why the difference matters before you buy.

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Min deposit $50 (about 500 ZAR)  ·  Up to 1:1000 on One Account; 1:1 on Scope Invest  ·  Rating 3.9/5

Scope Markets offers shares two ways. On One Account they are CFDs alongside forex, indices and commodities. Scope Invest is a separate long-only configuration for fractional stocks from 0.01 of a contract, at 1:1 leverage, 0% commission and no swap costs — also executed as CFDs, so it is exposure to the price, not share ownership.

How share exposure works here

Share CFDs on One Account against Scope Invest

One AccountScope Invest
DirectionLong and shortLong (buy) only
LeverageUp to 1:10001:1
CommissionNone on shares; the cost sits in the spread0% on all instruments
Overnight costStandard financing appliesZero swaps and zero financing costs
Smallest sizeMicro lots from 0.01Fractional contracts from 0.01

Frequently asked questions

Does Scope Invest mean I own the shares?
No. The brand states that fractional stocks are executed as CFDs, so you hold a contract on the price rather than the share itself.
How small can a fractional position be?
From 0.01 of a contract, according to the broker's account page.
Can shares be sold short?
Share CFDs on One Account can be traded in both directions. Scope Invest is long (buy) only.

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