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  • March 13, 2024
  • March 10, 2026
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Trade global markets and invest in various assets like equities, ETFs, and bonds. Access real-time market data, news, and insights to inform your investment decisions. Designed for existing HSBC customers with investment accounts.

Trade worldwide markets
Invest in Equities, ETFs, Bonds
Access daily market data
Real-time news and insights
On-the-go investing
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What's New in HSBC WorldTrader

9.15

March 10, 2026

Minor Bug Fixes and Enhancements. For Australia WorldTrader Customers, select Australia on the WorldTrader login page to proceed. For UAE WorldTrader Customers, select UAE on the WorldTrader login page to proceed.

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User reviews

A very expensive trading option with limited functionality

Uses the IBKR trading platform as a base but retains only basic functions. Dealing charges are described as ‘low cost’, however, are anything but at 10 cents per share, only dropping to 1 cent per share AFTER 5000 share trades per month (ie $500 of trading charges). As an example, I recently sold 2400 NCLH which cost $275 in trading charges after tax. Selling 3300 of the same stock in my IBKR platform cost around $16. How can they describe this as “low cost”? Criminal.

Many of the useful IBKR functions are not available through the HSBC app.

On the plus side, it is finally a step forward from their Invest Direct International interface which was probably coded on Windows 95 and is basically a DOS prompt which has the appearance that the site was made from a dot matrix printer scan… but even *that* had a fixed trading fee of $29.95 regardless of volume.

In summary, it’s a well overdue upgrade, with some improvements but geared towards the ‘buy and forget’ retail investors who can’t do maths. A disgusting demonstration of corporate greed that will be the downfall of the 33 year relationship I have had with HSBC.

Invest directly through the IBKR app and save your money.
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Silly restrictions on simple ETFs

Many ETFs are unavailable even to a professional investor with many years of experience due to “compliance restrictions”. Even very safe money market ETFs are restricted . It’s so ridiculous. Asking their support 3 different times gets you 3 different answers, none of which make any sense.

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FAQ

What can I trade with HSBC WorldTrader?

HSBC WorldTrader allows you to trade worldwide across multiple markets and exchanges. You can invest in a variety of assets including Equities, ETFs, and Bonds.

Who is eligible to use HSBC WorldTrader?

This app is intended for use by existing HSBC customers of certain HSBC Group members who have an investment account. Eligibility may depend on your country or region of residence.

How do I get started if I'm not an HSBC customer?

If you are not an HSBC customer, you will need to open a bank account using the HSBC app first. After opening your bank account, you can apply for an investment account and then download HSBC WorldTrader to complete the process.

Does HSBC WorldTrader offer market data and news?

Yes, HSBC WorldTrader provides access to daily market data, news, and insights to help you stay informed about investment opportunities.

Is HSBC WorldTrader available on all devices?

Based on the provided data, HSBC WorldTrader is supported on iPhone and iPod devices.

What is the age rating for HSBC WorldTrader?

HSBC WorldTrader has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is HSBC WorldTrader updated?

The latest version of HSBC WorldTrader is 9.15, and it was last updated on March 10, 2026, indicating a recent update.

Does HSBC WorldTrader have advertisements?

No, the application does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any in-app purchases or ads.