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Trade Nation launches in Poland with PLN accounts

Trade Nation launches in Poland with skyline, flag, and trading devices in a blue-to-orange banner image

Trade Nation, a CFD provider, has launched in Poland with a Polish-language website, platform, client onboarding and support. The offering is provided under the firm’s CMVM licence in Portugal, passported into Poland.

Polish residents and nationals can now open CFD and Single Currency accounts in Polish złoty (PLN), according to the company. Trading is available on TN Trader, Trade Nation’s proprietary platform, as well as TradingView and MT4.

The launch also adds new markets to Trade Nation’s platforms; these include Poland 20 Futures, Polish shares such as Allegro SA, CD Projekt SA, Orlen SA and Żabka Group, and EUR/PLN, GBP/PLN and USD/PLN currency pairs.

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 support available in Polish from day one. We’ve also added a Polish index, leading Polish equities and złoty currency pairs, so clients can trade the markets closest to home alongside our full global range.”

The company says the Polish launch follows its launch in Portugal and Europe in July 2026. Trade Nation was founded in 2014 and is regulated in multiple jurisdictions, including by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK, according to the release.

David Hobart

David Hobart

David Hobart is Managing Director of FinAffiliates Limited, the UK media group behind LeapRate, AskTraders and a network of more than 30 financial and trading titles published across several languages and regulated markets. He writes on the commercial side of the industry: broker marketing, client acquisition, affiliate strategy and the editorial standards that hold it together. He is based in North Norfolk.
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