Sandbox. Simulated market data and simulated money. No real trades, no real payments.

Investment options

SharesinNigeriancompanies,andunitsinNigerianproperty

Bayse launches with two asset types that most first-time investors can understand: listed company shares and real estate investment trusts.

3 listed trusts

Realestateinvestmenttrusts(REITs)

A REIT owns income-producing property and passes most of the rent it collects to unit holders. It is a way to hold Nigerian real estate without buying a building, and to receive regular distributions.

Planned

Derivatives

Derivatives are contracts whose value depends on an underlying asset. They allow larger exposure from a smaller amount of capital, which increases both gains and losses. Access on Bayse requires a suitability assessment first, and the contracts below exist only as sandbox demonstrations.

Derivatives carry a high risk of loss

Losses can exceed the amount you initially commit. Derivatives are not suitable for most first-time investors, and Bayse will not enable them on your account until you have completed a suitability assessment. Derivatives are planned for a later phase of the product roadmap.

Bayse

Bayse Integrated Services Limited is a technology-enabled capital market services company building access to Nigerian listed investments.

RC 9266890

Regulatory status. Bayse Integrated Services Limited is pursuing a Digital Sub-Broker licence from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria. Bayse does not execute trades on the exchange and does not hold client assets. Orders are transmitted to licensed broker-dealer partners for execution, and securities are recorded through licensed custody infrastructure and the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS).

Sandbox environment. This environment uses simulated market data and simulated money. Nothing here is a live trade, a live payment, or investment advice. Capital is at risk in real investing; past performance does not predict future returns.

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