Austria-based cryptocurrency platform Bitpanda has launched margin trading for stocks, exchange-traded funds and exchange-traded commodities, allowing users across Europe to trade with leverage of up to 20 times their initial capital.

The launch follows Bitpanda’s push to become a multi-asset investment platform. Earlier this year, the company said it had invested heavily in new products as part of that strategy. It previously introduced margin trading for more than 100 cryptocurrencies before extending leveraged trading to stocks, ETFs and ETCs.

Leveraged Trading Expands Beyond Cryptocurrency Investing

The company said the product enables users to take leveraged positions while remaining invested in real underlying assets. The service is integrated into the Bitpanda platform and is aimed at investors seeking short-term trading opportunities.

Under the new offering, clients can borrow funds to increase their market exposure beyond their available capital. According to Bitpanda, users can open larger positions directly through its mobile app and respond more quickly to market movements.

The company said the service carries significant risks. While leverage can increase potential returns, it can also magnify losses. Users may lose their entire investment and may also be required to repay borrowed funds and applicable fees.

Bitpanda said the product includes zero buy fees, a fixed €1 sell fee, a daily degressive financing fee of 0.18%, and a 1% liquidation fee when positions are liquidated. The company also highlighted instant deposits and pricing without hidden spreads.

Sports Sponsorships Follow Product Expansion Strategy

According to Bitpanda, the service is intended for investors who understand the risks of leveraged trading. The platform includes risk management tools that show users’ exposure and liquidation thresholds in real time.

Separately, Last year Bitpanda also expanded its brand presence through sports sponsorships. The company became the main shirt sponsor of Swiss football club FC Basel for the 2025-26 season and appointed French tennis player Arthur Fils as a brand ambassador ahead of the French Open.

This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More

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