Fractional shares allow you to invest in less than one full share of a stock or ETF. Instead of buying a whole share, you can invest a specific amount of money and receive a proportional ownership in that security. This makes investing more accessible, especially for high-priced global securities.

When you place a fractional order, Dealing.com executes the trade based on the monetary amount you invest rather than the number of shares. You receive fractional ownership corresponding to that amount, and the position is reflected in your portfolio just like a regular holding.

Yes. Fractional shares are entitled to dividends, which are credited proportionally based on your ownership.
For corporate actions such as stock splits or mergers, fractional positions are handled according to market and custodian rules. In some cases, fractions may be settled in cash instead of additional fractional shares.

Yes. Fractional shares can generally be sold in part or in full, subject to market liquidity and trading hours. Orders are executed at prevailing market prices, similar to full-share trades.

Fractional shares may have certain limitations, including:
Voting rights may not be available
Some corporate actions may result in cash settlement
Fractional trading availability may vary by instrument or market
Despite these considerations, fractional shares remain a practical way to diversify portfolios and access global markets with smaller investment amounts.