N26 Eliminates All Fees for Stock and ETF Trading

The Berlin-based neobank aims to expand its customer base and challenge competitors by offering commission-free trading across Europe.

N26 will no longer charge fees for stock and ETF trading, including transaction fees, currency conversion costs, account maintenance fees, and inactivity fees.
The move is part of N26's strategy to compete with rivals like Trade Republic and Revolut, which have also introduced attractive investment options.
This initiative follows the end of a regulatory growth restriction imposed by Germany’s BaFin due to concerns over rapid expansion and inadequate anti-money laundering measures.
N26 co-founder Maximilian Tayenthal emphasized the platform's simplicity and the goal of encouraging more Europeans to invest in the stock market.
The neobank continues to generate revenue through credit card fees, premium account subscriptions, overdraft interest, and investments of customer deposits.