Modern design, favorable conditions and an extensive range of stocks, ETFs, funds and savings plans.

Modern design, favorable conditions and an extensive range of stocks, ETFs, funds and savings plans.

According to a report from www.computerbild.de, the new trading platform offers a modern and clear design that is reminiscent of social media platforms. The main feature is social trading, which is integrated into both the intuitive app and the modern desktop offering. The desktop application appears tidy and clear despite the large selection of products, while the app seems a little confusing because it is not a pure trading app. Nevertheless, the texts are understandable and the design is bright and modern, but a bit dusty, as the owner Commerzbank seems much fresher. The platform is aimed more at professionals and offers many analysis tools, but can also be used by beginners.

The order fees are 1 euro for amounts under 500 euros and are commission-free from 500 euros. In addition, around 3,200 stocks are traded commission-free, while cryptocurrencies incur a 1 percent order commission. These conversion fees arise because trading is done in US dollars and there is also a withdrawal fee of 5 US dollars. Furthermore, stocks, ETFs and derivatives are traded without order commissions and there is only a flat rate for third-party costs of 1 euro.

With this information we can analyze the impact on the market. The low order fees and commission-free trading for stocks, ETFs and derivatives can lead to increased use of the platform, especially among cost-conscious savers and investors. In addition, the modern and clear design could help the platform become popular with beginners and professionals alike. This could increase competition in the financial industry and force other platforms to reduce their fees in order to remain competitive.

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The order fees are 1 euro for amounts under 500 euros and are commission-free from 500 euros. In addition, around 3,200 stocks are traded commission-free, while cryptocurrencies incur a 1 percent order commission. These conversion fees arise because trading is done in US dollars and there is also a withdrawal fee of 5 US dollars. Furthermore, stocks, ETFs and derivatives are traded without order commissions and there is only a flat rate for third-party costs of 1 euro.

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