DEGIRO review: fees, markets and who it suits
A European broker with a very wide choice of exchanges. Facts checked 18 October 2026.
Best for
Investors who want access to many exchanges and do not need CFDs.
Watch out for
An exchange connection fee of up to 0.25% of account value per year (maximum €2.50 per exchange) applies, and the free ETF list changes over time.
Fees and facts
- Stocks and ETFs
- Core ETF selection: €0 commission plus a €1 handling fee; US stocks €1 plus €1 handling; Prague Stock Exchange CZK 20 plus CZK 10
- Currency conversion
- 0.25% on currency conversion
- Deposits and withdrawals
- Deposits, withdrawals and account keeping are free
- Inactivity fee
- no fee
- Markets
- dozens of exchanges around the world
- Crypto
- no
- Fractional shares
- No
- Demo account
- No
- CFDs offered
- No
- Regulation
- flatexDEGIRO Bank (BaFin, AFM and DNB)
Fees are taken from the provider's own price list.
How DEGIRO makes money
DEGIRO charges small per-trade fees and exchange connection fees instead of offering everything at zero.
Pros
- Low fees
- Wide choice of markets
- No minimum deposit
- Regulated by Dutch and German authorities
Cons
- No fractional shares or demo account
- Tax reporting can be harder
- Exchange connection fees
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