Funds you can't be locked out of.
Hold your own funds. Withdraw whenever you want.
fx · gold · commodities · 24/7
Every market,
always open.
A transparent terminal for FX, gold, and commodities. Your funds stay in your account. Every fill on a public record.
- your custody
- public order book
- 24/7 · 365
- sub-40ms fills
spreads you can audit yourself, any time
live · 24/7
GOLD2384.20+0.42%
WTI78.34-0.61%
SPX5005312.7+0.18%
EUR/USD1.0842+0.07%
BTC/USD68,420-1.24%
$0B24h trading volumepublic data
<0msavg executionp50
24/7uptime365, continuous
Alwayswithdrawals openno broker hold
* Stats reflect investabl's underlying execution infrastructure. See how it works.
// why investabl
A broker that can't get in your way.
Spreads that don't widen.
Same spread at 3am as at 3pm. No jumps on news.
Every order on a public record.
Logged publicly. Anyone can inspect it.
24/7
Markets that never close.
Trade weekends, rollover, and macro events.
// how it works
Retail CFD trading breaks in three ways.
It breaks when one company holds both your trades and your money. investabl keeps them apart.
01 · where your funds live
Your account. Your keys to it.
Your balance sits in an account you control. No party can pause, freeze, or delay a withdrawal.
account0xE4a1…b92F
balance$12,480.56
custodyYOURS
withdrawal holdNONE
example account
02 · where your orders route
Every fill on a public book.
Orders go to a public order book that anyone can inspect. No dealing desk sits between you and the market.
symbolXAU-USD
sideBUY 0.50
fill2,384.20
spread0.08
latency38ms
receipt0x8b4a…c7d2 ↗
example fill
03 · how 24/7 works
No close. No rollover gap.
investabl runs continuously, including weekends and geopolitical events. Weekend liquidity is lighter, and we say so.
whenSUN · 02:14 UTC
contractWTI oil
24h volume$1.7B
your brokerCLOSED
investablOPEN
march 2026 weekend event · Bloomberg
// voices from pilot traders
Why they chose a different broker.
One broker turned out to be a scam. It allowed withdrawals at first, then blocked them and disappeared.
Leaving stop-loss orders with the bank causes significant slippage. They justify it with vague reasons like "market moved." No accountability.
Friends who switched to a public order book never went back. Transparent fees, better fills, simpler than CFD brokers.
// building next
Not live yet. Sharing early to hear what matters.
// team & backing
Built by traders. Backed by operators who've built markets.
built by traders from
- Forbes 30 Under 30
- Y Combinator
- Goldman Sachs
- McKinsey
raised $3M from
- bitkraft
- Polygon
A terminal that doesn't get in the way.
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