The trading fees on Shares vary depending on the type of asset and the user's country of residence.
The trading fees apply for all market and recurring orders placed in the Shares app and are applicable both for buy and sell orders, with the exception of buy orders executed as part of Investment Plans (available in FR only)*.
The following table shows the trading fees for each user group:
Asset type | Fee per transaction | Countries, where the asset is available for trading |
Stocks | €1 in the EU countries / £1 in the UK
€0 in case of Investment Plans (available in FR only)* | United Kingdom, France, Poland, Belgium, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg |
ETFs | €1
€0 in case of Investment Plans (available in FR only)* | France, Poland, Belgium, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg |
Crypto | €1, up to €100 included, and 1% of the gross total of the transaction above €100 | Belgium, France, Hungary, Lithuania, Ireland, Poland, Denmark, Latvia, Sweden, Slovenia, and Portugal |
Please note that while the list above includes our trading fees, other commissions or fees may apply to your order depending on the regulations, such as the Financial Transaction Tax of 0.3% applicable in certain circumstances in France, which can be found in the article What is the French Financial Transaction Tax (French FTT)?
Before purchasing any assets on Shares, you will receive an estimate just before confirming the order. This estimate will include all costs, as well as the service fees for the specific transaction.
You can also review the details of your trade after it has been completed. Tap on your profile picture and navigate to the "Activity" section to see all of your previous trades and transactions. Simply tap on a trade to view all of its details and fees.
*Investment Plans are a unique option of setting up automated trades for up to 20 assets at once, currently available for users from France only. When setting up an Investment Plan, you are not charged any service fees for their executions. Learn more in our article here: What are Investment Plans?.