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What are the differences between Libertex and Libertex Portfolio accounts?

Updated over 2 months ago

If you’re starting to invest or already have experience in trading, it’s important to know which account type best fits your goals. On the Libertex platform, you can choose between two main options: Libertex Portfolio and Libertex CFD (classic active trading).

Here’s a simple breakdown to help you understand the key differences 👇


What is Libertex Portfolio?

Libertex Portfolio is designed for long-term investments in real stocks.

✅ No transaction fees
✅ No swaps (overnight charges)
✅ You can buy fractional shares from just 0.01

It’s available on:

  • 🌐 Libertex Web version

  • 📱 Mobile app (iOS & Android)


Comparison: Libertex Portfolio vs. Libertex CFD

Feature

💼 Libertex Portfolio

⚡ Libertex CFD (Active Trading)

Expected returns

Moderate

High

Risk level

Low

High

Available instruments

Stocks only

Stocks, crypto, currencies, indices...

Trade direction

Buy only (sell if already owned)

Buy and sell

Fractional shares

Yes (from 0.01 share)

From USD 20

Investment model

Real stock ownership

Margin trading

Multiplier (leverage)

No

From 1 to 999 depending on asset

Pending orders

No

Yes

Dividends

Paid directly to your balance

Included in trade result

Demo account

No

Yes

Status levels system

Not applied

Yes


Key advantages of Libertex Portfolio

✅ No transaction fees
✅ No swap (overnight interest)
✅ No margin calls or stop outs
✅ No forced closure due to take profit levels
✅ No inactivity fee
✅ Invest from as little as 0.01 shares
✅ Ideal for long-term investing strategies


Which account should you choose?

🔹 If you’re looking for steady, long-term investments, Libertex Portfolio is for you.
🔹 If you prefer active trading with more tools and asset types, Libertex CFD gives you more flexibility and options.

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