Trade Warrants to unlock the market's full potential at a fraction of the cost

Yes! Longbridge offers lifetime $0 commission^ for trading warrants. You only pay a competitive platform fee and prevailing third-party fees. This makes Longbridge one of the most cost-effective platforms in Singapore.

^Other fees apply.

A warrant is a financial instrument that gives you the right—but not the obligation—to buy (Call) or sell (Put) an underlying asset, such as a stock or index, at a pre-set price within a specific timeframe.

Think of a warrant as a high-powered alternative to owning the actual stock. Instead of paying the full market price, you pay a small "premium" to capture the stock's price movements.

Trading warrants is as seamless as trading a stock, but with the added power of leverage. Whether you are looking to hedge your portfolio or amplify your market views on global indices and blue-chip stocks, you can trade them instantly during market hours through the Longbridge App.

Start your trading journey in 3 simple steps:

1. Register in Minutes: Download the Longbridge App here and sign up using Singpass for instant and secure identity verification.
2. Fund Your Account: Transfer SGD instantly via DDA (Direct Debit Authorization), FAST bank transfer or via PayNow with no hidden deposit fees.
3. Place Your First Trade: Use LongbridgeAI to filter warrants by strike price, expiry, or underlying asset and tap "Buy"—all with $0 commission^.

^Other fees apply.

While both are derivatives, the key difference lies in the issuer. Options are standardized contracts traded on an exchange, while Warrants are issued by specific financial institutions (like major investment banks). On Longbridge, Warrants often offer a lower entry barrier and don't require a complex margin account, making them a more accessible "step up" for stock traders looking for leverage.

Warrants have a finite lifespan. If a warrant is "In-The-Money" at expiry, it is typically settled in cash—meaning you receive the difference between the stock price and the strike price. If it is "Out-of-The-Money," it expires worthless.

Pro Tip: Most Longbridge traders sell their warrants before expiry to capture gains from price swings and avoid the "time decay" that happens in the final days.

No. This is one of the biggest advantages of trading Warrants. Because you pay the full premium upfront, your risk is strictly capped at that amount. You can never lose more than your initial investment, and you will never receive a margin call, regardless of how the underlying stock performs.

Longbridge provides a Warrant Filter tool to help you navigate the thousands of available products. You can sort by:

• Effective Gearing: How much the warrant price moves relative to the stock.
• Expiry Date: To match your trading timeframe.
• Moneyness: How close the current stock price is to the strike price.
• Sensitivity: This tells you how many "ticks" the stock must move for the warrant price to change, helping you pick the most responsive trades.