One Zero Bank Expands Trading to Include Irish-Domiciled ETFs

One Zero Bank, led by CEO Eyal Gafni, has announced a significant expansion of its securities trading services, now enabling clients to trade foreign Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) that are incorporated in Ireland and listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. These new offerings include index-tracking ETFs, adding to the bank's existing services for trading securities on the Tel Aviv and U.S. markets.

This strategic move by One Zero Bank is a direct response to a notable increase in independent trading activity among its clients. The number of active clients trading foreign securities has grown by 80% since the beginning of the year. To date, the bank's clients have executed over one million trades, with a cumulative turnover of approximately NIS 20 billion.

The trading of these Irish ETFs will be integrated into the bank's current trading terms. Specifically, the ONE ZERO+ plan offers up to ten commission-free trades per month for buying and selling, with no custody fees for clients who transfer NIS 10,000 monthly. This initiative follows the bank's recent introduction of services allowing clients to transfer existing investment portfolios from other banks without selling their current securities, consolidating all trading activities domestically and internationally under a single account and avoiding custody fees under specific plan conditions.

Popular foreign securities among One Zero Bank clients, based on unique investors since January 2025 trading in the U.S. market, include shares of Nvidia, Alphabet (Google), Palantir, Tesla, Microsoft, Intel, Amazon, and Apple, as well as the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), SPDR S&P 500 (SPY), Invesco QQQ, and Vanguard funds tracking the S&P 500 index.