A-Chess Deposit

Direct ownership of shares, ensuring that investors are listed as the legal owners and can transfer their holdings easily.

Voting rights on shares, allowing investors to participate in important company decisions and meetings.

Lower brokerage fees for trades under a certain amount, making it cost-effective for smaller investments.

Limited access to international markets, as the chess model is exclusive to Australian stocks and does not support global shares.

Potentially higher fees compared to custodial models, depending on the broker used for trading.

No option to buy fractional shares, which may limit investment flexibility for those wishing to invest smaller amounts in high-priced stocks.