TradeStation Europe launch marks the start of TradeStation Europe B.V., a MiFID-licensed investment firm based in Amsterdam. The company said the new unit is regulated by the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets. As a result, the broker can offer its services across all 30 countries in the European Economic Area.
The move expands TradeStation Group’s reach beyond the United States. European retail and institutional clients can now access U.S. equities, options, futures, and futures options markets through the new firm. Meanwhile, the company said it will provide multilingual support teams and account funding options built for clients in Europe.
TradeStation Europe Launch in Amsterdam
TradeStation said the new business brings its U.S. trading offer to investors in the region. The company pointed to its trading tools, real-time market data, charting, and analytics. It said those features have supported its U.S. offering since 1982.
John Bartleman, President and CEO of TradeStation Group, said the expansion aims to remove hurdles for traders seeking access to U.S. markets. He said many cross-border traders have had to combine separate services, and that this complexity created a barrier.
Executives Outline European Expansion Plan
Peter Comstock, President of TradeStation Europe, said the launch joins TradeStation’s infrastructure with local expertise, support, and regulatory oversight. Additionally, the company announced the launch alongside other platform updates.
Those updates include its TITAN X platform and a new Model Context Protocol connection. TradeStation said that connection allows AI assistant integration with trading accounts.
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