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.

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.

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.