Norwegian investors have typically reached US shares through Nordnet, DNB, or other bank brokers, paying NOK/USD conversion costs and sometimes navigating share-savings-account rules that exclude certain foreign holdings. Tokenized stocks simplify the picture: direct 1:1 exposure to the real US share, self-custodied, from roughly $1.
Know before you fund
What Norway investors should know
Funding
A common Norwegian route is a bank transfer to a locally-licensed exchange that converts kroner to USDC, followed by a withdrawal to a self-custody wallet, no US banking relationship required.
Currency & FX
Norway uses the Norwegian krone (NOK). Since GM Markets settles in US-dollar stablecoins, a krone-based investor takes on NOK/USD exposure alongside the stock: a stronger dollar adds to krone returns, while a weaker dollar subtracts from them.
Local market
Oslo Børs is the country's primary stock exchange; tokenized US stocks instead trade 24/5 on-chain, outside local exchange hours and settlement windows.
Tax
Investment gains may be taxable in Norway, and tokenized securities may be treated differently from directly-held shares. As these rules evolve, check your position with a qualified Norwegian tax adviser.
Yes. Through tokenized stocks on GM Markets, investors in Norway can buy US stocks and ETFs backed 1:1 by real shares, funded with stablecoins, from $1, without a US brokerage account.
A common Norwegian route is a bank transfer to a locally-licensed exchange that converts kroner to USDC, followed by a withdrawal to a self-custody wallet, no US banking relationship required.
Norway uses the Norwegian krone (NOK). Since GM Markets settles in US-dollar stablecoins, a krone-based investor takes on NOK/USD exposure alongside the stock: a stronger dollar adds to krone returns, while a weaker dollar subtracts from them.
Trading involves risk, including possible loss of principal. The value of tokenized assets and perpetual positions can fall as well as rise, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Perpetual futures are leveraged products and may not be suitable for every user.
GM Markets does not offer its product or services to users in the United States, or in any other restricted jurisdiction.
GM Markets does not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. All investments carry risk including the loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.