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fxOct 15, 2026, 8:11 AM

Trade Nation launches in Poland with PLN accounts

CFD provider Trade Nation has gone live in Poland under its Portuguese CMVM licence, offering złoty-denominated accounts, Polish-language onboarding and support, and new local markets.

Trade Nation, the CFD provider founded in 2014, has launched in Poland. The rollout includes a Polish-language website, trading platform, client onboarding and customer support. The offering is delivered under the company's CMVM licence in Portugal, which has been passported into Poland.

Polish residents and nationals can now open CFD and Single Currency accounts denominated in Polish złoty (PLN). Trading is available through Trade Nation's proprietary TN Trader platform as well as TradingView and MT4, with the company noting fixed spreads on TN Trader and TradingView.

New instruments for Polish clients

The launch also expands the product range on Trade Nation's platforms. Added markets include Poland 20 Futures, Polish equities such as Allegro SA, CD Projekt SA, Orlen SA and Żabka Group, and the currency pairs EUR/PLN, GBP/PLN and USD/PLN.

Jon Noble, Chief Executive Officer at Trade Nation, said: "Poland has one of the most active and sophisticated trading communities in Europe, and this launch is an important step in our growth across the region."

Luis dos Santos, CEO – Europe at Trade Nation, said Polish clients can now trade in their own currency with a dedicated PLN account, fixed spreads on TN Trader and TradingView, and Polish-language support from day one. He added that the firm had introduced a Polish index, leading Polish equities and złoty currency pairs so clients can trade the markets closest to home alongside its global range.

The Polish launch follows Trade Nation's entry into Portugal and Europe in July 2026, according to the company. Trade Nation is regulated in multiple jurisdictions, including by the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom.

Source: LeapRate