Headlines
- Upstream Boosts Global Trading Access
- Simplified Onboarding for International Investors
- Innovative Trading Features Drive Liquidity
Upstream, a MERJ Exchange platform, is revolutionizing global trading with its advanced app designed to maximize liquidity and broaden investor access. The latest report highlights how Upstream addresses common issues faced by international shareholders, such as challenges in depositing shares for secondary trading and difficulties in purchasing stock on existing exchanges.
By enabling dual listing of shares on U.S. and international exchanges, Upstream allows issuers to reach a wider investor base beyond their primary markets. The platform simplifies the onboarding process and offers retail investors the flexibility to trade from anywhere in the world through its user-friendly app.
Upstream differentiates itself from traditional exchanges by eliminating middlemen, payment for order flow, and market manipulation. It leverages smart-contract technology to promote transparency and fairness. The platform supports peer-to-peer trading, operates 20 hours a day, five days a week, and provides instant settlement, all contributing to increased liquidity potential for international retail traders.
About Upstream
Upstream is part of the MERJ Exchange, a licensed securities exchange affiliated with the World Federation of Exchanges and regulated by the Financial Services Authority in the Seychelles. MERJ Exchange facilitates global issuers of both traditional and digital securities throughout the asset lifecycle, ensuring a transparent and equitable trading environment.
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