Trade shares
on KASE / KASE Global
exchange

To open a brokerage account, you need to click the Open an Account button in the Investments section and read the terms and conditions. After verifying the data, you need to sign the Application for account opening via SMS. Once the account is opened, you will receive a push notification.

Opening a brokerage account usually takes no more than an hour

To replenish your account, click the Replenish button in the Investments section, select a source account for transfer, enter an amount and click the Transfer button.

To withdraw cash from the account, click the Transfer button in the Investments section, select an account for crediting the transfer, enter an amount and click the Transfer button

Replenishment and cash withdrawal is made immediately

Profits from investing in shares can be of two kinds: capital gains (if the share value increases) and dividends (if the company whose shares you own decides to distribute some of its profits to shareholders). However, you should remember that investments in shares always involve risks and you should research a company thoroughly before investing.

You can buy shares and bonds of Kazakhstani companies and global giants traded on KASE through your bcc.kz app, including shares of Air Astana, KazAtomProm, Kaspi.kz, Apple, Amazon and others. The list of available bonds is regularly updated in your app.

You can see share and bond prices directly in our bcc.kz app — under the “Investments” section. Detailed information about trading and prices is also available on the official website of the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange: KASE.kz.

A share is the stake of a shareholder in a company. When an investor buys a share, he becomes a co-owner of the business and can earn money on the growth of its value and dividends. However, there are also risks associated with potentially high returns, as the share price can fluctuate.

In fact, bonds are loans. The investor lends money to a company or the government at interest. Bond yield is more predictable, the risks are lower, but the potential yield is generally lower compared to shares.

Each instrument is designed for different purposes:

- Shares– for investors seeking capital appreciation and willing to accept higher risks.

- Bonds - for investors who prefer stable and regular income.

Choose securities depending on your investment objectives and risk level:

- Bonds - for stable income and low risk.

- Shares - for capital appreciation, but with higher volatility.

Evaluate company reliability: financial performance, debt load and pay history record.