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Abstract:Tradu's new crypto exchange offers over 40 coins with transparent fees and robust support options.
Tradu, a branch of Stratos Group International, LLC and an affiliate of Jefferies Financial Group Inc. (NYSE: JEF), has formally opened for business, extending its range of digital currency services with the introduction of its much-awaited cryptocurrency exchange. Investors in cryptocurrencies will be able to safely purchase over 40 different cryptocurrencies, including well-known ones like Bitcoin and Ethereum, using the multi-asset trading platform as of right now.
The new Tradu cryptocurrency exchange stands out for its straightforward price structure that aims to facilitate trade without incurring any additional costs. To ensure that traders are informed of the total cost of their transactions, fees and real-time spreads are prominently shown before orders are placed. Moreover, Tradu provides quick refunds of 0.02% and 0.05% for higher transaction volumes, on top of a reasonable 0.1% fee cost. When exchanging one Bitcoin, which is now worth $60,000, the fees are merely $30.
Apart from its economical commission structure, Tradu gives traders the option to alternate between a Zero Commission profile that includes costs in the spread and a Raw Spreads profile that offers lower spreads but still entails conventional commission fees. Because of its adaptability, traders may choose the price structure that best fits their approach and style of trading.
By keeping the rates for maker and taker transactions the same, Tradu also promotes simplicity and justice while guaranteeing an even playing field. Additionally, the platform facilitates free cryptocurrency deposits and simple withdrawal procedures with transparent, low costs, improving the user experience substantially.
Customer support is one more cornerstone of Tradu's offering. The site offers comprehensive support across a range of channels, including phone, chat, and email, to ensure that traders get prompt assistance with any issues or questions.
Tradu CEO Brendan Callan stressed the platform's dedication to the cryptocurrency industry. “As a true multi-asset trading platform, it's essential we provide our clients access to both traditional and digital assets,” said Callan. The individual emphasized that Tradu is offering “institutional-grade pricing and infrastructure to the retail crypto market,” meaning that traders may optimize profits by minimizing upfront expenses and having clear, unambiguous spreads.
Apart from cryptocurrencies, Tradu clients may choose from over 10,000 trading products on various markets, such as equities, FX, and CFDs on treasury, stocks, commodities, and indices. Tradu provides a complete gateway for trading many asset classes, as it can be accessible via both online platforms and a powerful, user-friendly mobile app.
Tradu's measured foray into the cryptocurrency market has made it a formidable player in the financial trading industry. It provides traders—new and seasoned alike—with the tools and knowledge they need to successfully manage the complexity of numerous marketplaces.
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