Trade bond CFDs with Singapore’s trusted broker
Take a position on Bunds, UK 10-Y Gilt, US 10-Y T-Note, US 2-Y T-Note, US 5-Y T-Note and US T-Bond.
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Go from application to trading in 3 easy steps:
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Login, fund and trade
Switch between 3 powerful trading platforms and our mobile app using the same OANDA login.
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OANDA mobile
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OANDA web
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MetaTrader 4
Our custom-built bridge combines OANDA’s pricing and execution with MT4’s charting and analysis.
Easy funding and withdrawals
As a leading, regulated broker, your funds are safe with us. It is easy and straightforward to deposit, withdraw and transfer funds between your OANDA sub-accounts from your ‘My Funds’ page.
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Click ‘manage funds’ to view your ‘my funds’ page.
Deposit or withdraw funds to or from your OANDA account.
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Pricing and fees
We are upfront about our charges and fees, so you always know exactly how much you are paying when you trade with us.
*Low spreads are available on our commission and core spread pricing model.
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FAQs
A bond CFD is a form of financial derivative trading. When you trade a bond CFD, you are taking a position on the price of the underlying instrument and not purchasing the instrument itself. This means that if you feel the bond you are trading will go up in value, you would take a long position and if you feel the value of the bond would fall, you would take a short position.
A bond is a loan or purchase that the bond holder makes to the issuer. Bonds can be issued by governments, corporations or bodies that are looking to raise capital. When you buy a bond, you are effectively giving the issuer a loan in return for a bond. The issuer promises to pay you interest periodically and to return the principal amount when the bond matures.
For more information see our learn section.