Polish investors have generally accessed US shares through the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) ecosystem, local brokerage houses, or European neobrokers, each adding zloty-to-dollar conversion costs, custody constraints, or account minimums. Tokenized stocks give direct 1:1 exposure to the real US share, self-custodied, from roughly $1.
Know before you fund
What Poland investors should know
Funding
Because Poland uses the zloty rather than the euro, a resident would typically use a locally-licensed exchange to convert PLN into USDC, then withdraw those stablecoins to a self-custody wallet. Those USDC can then fund tokenized-stock trades.
Currency & FX
Poland's currency is the zloty (PLN), whereas GM Markets settles in USD stablecoins, meaning an investor carries PLN/USD exchange-rate risk alongside the underlying stock's movements.
Local market
The Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) is the main local venue and trades during set Polish market hours. Tokenized stocks, by contrast, settle 24/5 on-chain, extending access beyond those hours.
Tax
Gains on investments can be taxable in Poland, and tokenized securities may be treated differently from ordinary shares. These rules evolve, so it is best to check your position with a qualified Polish tax adviser.
Yes. Through tokenized stocks on GM Markets, investors in Poland can buy US stocks and ETFs backed 1:1 by real shares, funded with stablecoins, from $1, without a US brokerage account.
Because Poland uses the zloty rather than the euro, a resident would typically use a locally-licensed exchange to convert PLN into USDC, then withdraw those stablecoins to a self-custody wallet. Those USDC can then fund tokenized-stock trades.
Poland's currency is the zloty (PLN), whereas GM Markets settles in USD stablecoins, meaning an investor carries PLN/USD exchange-rate risk alongside the underlying stock's movements.
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.
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