Shares Saver

Explained in plain English

Every charge, and what it is for

Four charges exist. Two of them are ours. Here is a worked example on ₦10,000.

Worked example

₦10,000 in, one transaction

You put in₦10,000
Transaction fee−₦1,500
Shares Saver fee 0.4%−₦40
Brokerage 1.35% of ₦8,460−₦114
Buys shares worth₦8,346

Holding your shares costs nothing — no charge to pause, to skip a month, or to close your account. Selling carries the same ₦1,500 + 0.4% plus the broker’s charge.

Transaction feeEvery buy or sell₦1,500/txn
Shares Saver fee0.4% of each buy or sell0.4%/txn
BrokerageThe broker’s execution charge1.35%
FX spreadOther currencies into nairaIn rate
Find My SharesSearching for lost holdings₦10,000

Brokerage and exchange charges are the regulated broker’s and the market’s, passed through at cost and shown on every contract note. Figures are illustrative; the exact amounts appear before you confirm.

Principles

Why the pricing is structured this way

Predictable costs

Fees only when you transact means the cost of every purchase is known before you confirm — and nothing accrues while you hold.

No hidden ownership claims

Costs are disclosed while the shares stay in your legal name.

Regulated execution

Broker and market charges exist because regulated execution and settlement are required.

Transparent accountability

You can tell what Shares Saver charges from what third parties charge.

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