Bux charges 25 cents per trade versus traditional brokers' 5-10 euros
Nick Bortot · FF 007: Founding Europe's Largest Trading App with Nick Bortot, Founder @ Bux · Aug 7, 2015 · at 8:57
Nick Bortot, founder of mobile trading app Bux, explains the pricing advantage of Bux compared to traditional stockbrokers.
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“If you look at a regular online broker as a customer, you pay between five and 10 pounds or euros, whereas we start with 25 cents for a trade.”
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