Orca App Launches US stocks from NYSE and NASDAQ

US stocks are now available in the Orca app. Now users can invest not only in the companies listed on the LSE but also in those on NYSE and NASDAQ.

The Orca Investment app is adding US stocks from NYSE and NASDAQ to its service. Initially, it will offer only the most popular securities and shares of 250 large corporations. Users can already buy US stocks with zero-trade commission, and also invest in fractional shares starting from just £1. Earlier only stocks and ETFs from the LSE were available in the Orca app.

US stocks in Orca have no trading commision. This means the users don’t have to pay extra money for stock transactions. That’s one of the main reasons to choose the Orca app for investing.

The Orca app has a variety of features available for the US stocks as well as for the LSE ones. There’re dedicated investment collections and lists and also financial instruments such as Smart Stop, Price Alerts, Watchlist, Postponed orders and the asset page with real time market data for stocks and up-to-date statistics to help the user be aware of everything related to the assets they like.

Orca is a UK investment app for iOS and Android that supports about 600 assets on the London Stock Exchange, NYSE and NASDAQ. It has many features useful for novice investors as well as for seasoned ones, for example, free ISAs, fractional shares, in-app tips and hints, real-time market data and simple and fast deposits.

Orca was released in the beginning of 2021 and is available to UK residents. While Orca is currently exclusively operating in the UK market, it is planning to expand into the continental European market.

As with all investing, you may get back less than you put in. Your capital is at risk. Be sure to conduct research on stocks that you want to invest in. If you are unsure of this you should seek advice from a professional advisor.

Orca does not provide investment advice. Orca is an appointed representative of RiskSave Technologies Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 775330).