Fractional US stock investing for anyone in the world
Gotrade allows anyone in the world to invest commission free in fractional shares of US stocks with ease. With Gotrade, anyone can invest as little as $1 into the largest companies globally like Tesla, Apple & Amazon. Not available to US, CA & BR residents.
Love the product! The onboarding process is smooth, the deposit experience is great, the buying stock experience is wonderful. Surely there are a lot of potential to be improved, let's talk about more later. I really love how you guys radically simplifying the investing experience! Super inspirational. Congratulations on the launch!
Congrats on launching this globally <3 I feel a bit more comfortable seeing you guys here in producthunt <3 It is soooo easy to use and I hope my investments can grow onwards & upwards <3 AN ABSOLUTE GOOD JOB TO YOU ROHIT :D
Thanks for making it possible for people like me to buy shares of mega companies! Love the onboarding process as well, super easy and intuitive.
@rohitmulani loved the onboarding experience and nudges to customer at different stages. Some customer feedback on post-onboarding experience: 1. I don't know how much it will take for me to get approved to start investing. 2. I don't see any customer support options. 3. When will my pending trade execute? 4. At the time of onboarding, no information was given on charges for withdrawal/deposit 5. Trade timings for US, how do I know it in my local time. You don't want customer to have a bad exper
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