ONE ZERO Bank Expands Trading Services: New Commission-Free Options
Amid a surge in retail trading, ONE ZERO bank is expanding its offerings, allowing customers to trade Irish-domiciled ETFs with no transaction or custody fees.
ONE ZERO bank is expanding its securities trading services, allowing customers to trade foreign exchange-traded funds (ETFs) incorporated in Ireland and listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. These index-tracking funds join the existing suite of securities trading options on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and US markets.
The service expansion comes against the backdrop of increased independent trading activity among ONE ZERO customers. The number of active clients trading foreign securities has grown by 1.8 times since the beginning of the year. To date, the bank's customers have executed over one million trades with a cumulative turnover of approximately 20 billion shekels.
Trading in Irish ETFs is included within the bank's existing terms. The ONE+ plan offers up to ten trading operations per month with no buy or sell commissions and no custody fees for customers who transfer a monthly amount of 10,000 shekels.
Since the launch of Israeli stock trading several months ago, ONE ZERO customers have been able to transfer investment portfolios held at other banks without selling their existing holdings. This allows clients to consolidate their trading activities in Israel and abroad under a single account while avoiding custody fees. This transfer option now extends to Irish funds.
Popular foreign securities among ONE ZERO customers, based on the number of unique investors since January 2025, include: Nvidia, Alphabet (Google), Palantir, Tesla, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), Microsoft, Intel, Amazon, Apple, SPDR S&P 500 (SPY), Invesco QQQ, and Vanguard funds tracking the S&P 500 index.
