DeltaStock Opens a New Chapter in Investment Services with Stock Trading and a Strategic Partnership with ITS

The first European broker to become a trading member of ITS gives clients access to more than 1,700 stocks through its proprietary Delta Trading platform

Deltastock has launched stock trading through its proprietary Delta Trading platform, marking an important milestone in the development of the company’s investment offering. The launch follows the integration of Deltastock’s technology with ITS’s international trading infrastructure.

Deltastock clients now have access to more than 1,700 stocks of companies listed on the NYSE and Nasdaq, including Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Amazon. These securities are part of a broader range of more than 3,200 financial instruments available on ITS. Investors can buy stocks, build and manage their own portfolios through the mobile and web versions of Delta Trading and use the platform’s market information and analytical tools.

From a Shared Vision to Tangible Opportunities for Investors

The partnership between Deltastock and ITS began around a year ago, when Deltastock became the first European broker to obtain trading member status with ITS.

The partnership took shape following meetings with ITS board member Roman Goryunov. These were followed by technical integration, an upgrade of Deltastock’s trading platform and preparations to launch stock trading for the broker’s clients. Throughout the project, Deltastock received substantial support from the ITS team.

Today, that work has translated into direct access for Deltastock clients to stocks of international companies through Delta Trading. The partnership combines Deltastock’s proprietary technology with ITS’s international trading infrastructure, broadening the opportunities available to investors in global markets.

International Infrastructure and Extended Trading Hours

ITS is an international multilateral trading facility operating in the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) in Kazakhstan. One of the key features of its technology infrastructure is the use of Smart Order Routing to access multiple sources of liquidity. The platform also applies Best Execution principles.

One of ITS’s key advantages is its extended trading session of almost 19 hours a day. This gives investors greater flexibility to respond to corporate news and economic events across an extended trading window, including before the main US trading session opens. Trading hours vary by instrument.

In September 2026, trading volume on ITS reached a record $3.98 billion – 14% above the previous high set in August.

ITS is also developing its post-trade infrastructure. In September, its central securities depository, ITS CSD, established a direct custody relationship with BNY (The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation) – one of the world’s leading financial institutions in securities custody and servicing.

The AIFC provides ITS with an internationally oriented financial jurisdiction, a legal framework based on English common law principles and independent financial regulation by the Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA).

A New Milestone for Deltastock

Since its establishment in 1998, Deltastock has continued to invest in proprietary technology while steadily expanding the investment opportunities available to its clients. The launch of stock trading continues this strategy, combining the capabilities of Delta Trading with ITS’s international trading and post-trade infrastructure.

For us, this launch is the result of sustained work and a partnership built on trust, technological ambition and a shared vision for the future of investing.

Stocks. International Access. Proprietary Technology.

Discover New Investment Opportunities with Delta Trading.

Learn more: https://www.deltastock.com/english/investments/stocks.asp

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