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  1. Free trades do not apply to purchases of the following instruments if they are valued at less than $5 at the time of order execution: Stocks, American Depositary Receipts (ADRs), or Over-the-Counter (OTC) securities. A $1 per trade fee applies once all free trades have been used.
  2. Extended Hours Trading gives an additional 5.5 hours to trade during the pre-market (1:00pm - 6:30pm GST) and 4 hours during the after-market session (1:00am - 5:00am GST). The fees for extended trading hours for regular securities vary: $2 for Standard subscribers, $1 for Premium and Premium+ subscribers. The fees for extended trading hours for ADRs and OTC securities vary: $2 for Standard subscribers, $1 for Premium and Premium+ subscribers.
  3. For stocks valued at less than or equal to $5 at the time of order execution, the fee is $1 per trade, plus a trading fee per share of $0.002 for Standard, Premium, and Premium+ subscribers ("per share fee"). For ADRs and OTC securities valued at less than or equal $5 at the time of order execution the fee is $1 per trade plus a trading fee per share of $0.03, however if valued more than $5 at the time of order execution. the charge will be $1 per trade without a per share fee.
  4. There are no account management fees. However, beginning September 1st, 2023, an inactivity fee of $1 per month will be imposed on accounts with less than $50 in total cash and no open positions held by the end of each month.
  5. Third-Party Fees may be shown as “Transaction Fee” when you are making a card deposit. If one applies, the Transaction Fee will be shown on the Baraka Platform and is applicable solely to non-UAE cards and Local Wallets. Baraka may receive a percentage of the Third-Party Fee.
  6. Free withdrawals apply to annual Premium and Premium+ subscribers only. Withdrawal fees are charged by our broker, Drivewealth.
  7. Supported Local Wallets include Careem Pay, Benefit, Knet and OmanNet.
  8. The exchange rate as of 12.06.2024 is 1 USD = 3.777 AED. This rate is applicable for deposits in the UAE using UAE debit cards and Apple Pay.
  9. Deposits less than $50,000 will be charged for Standard plan 0.75%, Premium Plan 0.65%, Premium+ Plan 0.60%. A fee of 0.60% will be charged for deposits over $50,000. Foreign exchange fees apply and may vary. Bank fees may apply, please review your bank's fee policy.
  10. Transfer USD to US Bank and enjoy zero conversion fees. baraka does not charge U.S. transfer fees. Bank fees may apply.

* Kindly be advised that while the pricing for our service displayed on our website is presented in USD ($), we would like to inform you that the currency in which you will be charged depends on the currency associated with your account. This ensures that you are charged at the most competitive exchange rates, thereby allowing you to benefit from the best possible value.

Last updated on Sep 12th, 2024.

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Baraka Financial Limited ("Baraka") is registered in the Dubai International Financial Centre ("DIFC") and is regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority ("DFSA"). It holds a Category 3C license with a Retail Client and a Holding and Controlling Client Assets endorsement. Baraka is a wholly owned subsidiary of Baraka Technology Holding in Abu Dhabi Global Market.

Baraka shall not be responsible for any loss arising from any investment based on any general information provided by Baraka or as may be available on Baraka’s website and other web-based services (collectively, the "Website Services"). Your investment can fluctuate, so you may get back less than you invested. Baraka does not warrant that the information is accurate, reliable or complete or that the supply will be without interruptions. Any third party information provided through does not reflect the views of Baraka.. 

The content of the Website Services provided by Baraka is only intended to provide you with general information and is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to purchase any security and may not be relied upon for investment purposes. Any commentaries, articles, daily news items, public and/or private chat publications, stock analysis and/or other information contained in the Website Services should not be considered investment advice.

Baraka shall not be liable for any delay, inaccuracy, error or omission of any kind in the information provided by Baraka and/or any third party information provider or for any resulting loss or damage you may suffer as a result of or in connection with the information supplied by Baraka and/or any third party information provider. In addition, Baraka shall have no liability for any losses arising from unauthorized access to information or any other misuse of information.

Any opinions, news, research, analysis, prices, or other information contained on our Website Services, or emailed to you, are provided as general market commentary, and do not constitute investment advice. Baraka will not accept liability for any loss or damage, including, without limitation, for any loss of profit which may arise directly or indirectly from use of or reliance on such information. Each decision as to whether an investment is appropriate or proper is an independent decision by you. You agree that Baraka has no fiduciary duty to you and is not responsible for any liabilities, claims, damages, costs and expenses, including attorneys’ fees, incurred in connection with you following Baraka’s generic investment information.

Baraka provides traditional securities and does not intend to engage a Shariah advisor or obtain a fatwa regarding Shariah screened securities. Baraka does not have an Islamic Window endorsement from the DFSA. Clients should be aware that Shariah screened stocks may involve additional risks and costs. There can be no assurance as to the Shariah compliance of the securities listed by Baraka. Clients are reminded that views on Shariah compliance differ and that they should obtain their own independent advice as to the permissibility of a security.

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