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12 hours ago, gfredd said:

I have a share dealing account and im trying to open a live cfd account but am unable to find the option to do so. on the app when i go to add account it says no accounts available

Hi @gfredd

Thanks for reaching out. We have emailed you all the relevant information needed to help you add a CFD account. All the best, OfentseIG

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