Top 5 stock trading apps to own shares in Dangote, BUA, Apple, Zenith Bank, Access Bank , others

Recently, the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has seen a bullish rally that has attracted more people to trade on the exchange floor.

With the rise of technology, stock investment is simplified and easily accessible.

The All Share Index of the NSE hit a record high, with investors gaining trillions of naira in investment.

Nigerians are searching for easy and convenient ways to invest their funds as Nigeria’s stock market remains vibrant, offering many investment opportunities.

Top stock-trading apps

Trove

The investment platform allows traders to access local and international stocks. The user-friendly app allows users to trade in the Nigerian stock exchange.

In November 2023, the CEO of Trove Finance, Olwatomi Solanke, told Legit.ng in an interview that Trove had built mobile and web platforms that currently allow over 200,0000 Nigerians to trade stocks of companies that they know and love like Amazon, Facebook, and Google.

Trove Finance, a Nigerian micro-investing platform, democratizes wealth and allows individuals with so little to own stocks in big companies.

Solanke said that what Trove has done is that it has built technology that allows individuals and financial institutions to access and trade in global securities.

Chaka

This Nigerian stock trading platform offers a comprehensive range of investment choices, granting investors access to top stocks with valuable features.

It provides investors with information that allows them to make intelligent decisions.

Meritrade by Meristem

BusinessDay reports that the brokerage trading company, Meristem Securities Limited, designs Meritrade by Meristem.

It offers online stock trading and provides various investment products and options.

It gives users investment opportunities in both stocks and bonds.

Afrinvestor 2.0

An online trading platform, Afrinvestor, is owned by another brokerage firm, Afrinvest Securities Limited, and offers advisory on stocks and bonds investment in Africa.

Wealth.ng

This platform caters to local and international investors, granting access to foreign stocks and facilitating Nigerian Stock Exchange trading.

WealthTech Limited, an affiliate of Sankore Securities Limited, owns wealth.ng. The company processes payments via Flutterwave, a Nigerian fintech payment platform.