Buy stocks and ETFs with N26
Invest in yourself
Want to live in the moment while planning for the future? With N26, buy stocks and ETFs right from your phone.
- Simple, intuitive, and easy to use
- Just €0.90 per trade
- Commission-free trades for N26 You and Metal
All in one app
N26 combines everyday banking and investing in a seamless way. That means you can manage your stocks, ETFs, and crypto portfolios without having to download another investment app. With N26, all the tools you need to build your financial wealth are in one place.
Invest in your future
Investing can be stressful. Save time with a fully-automated investment plan, available for all memberships at no extra cost in the N26 app. You decide how much and how often you want to invest. Start your plan any day you like with more than 500 stocks and ETFs to choose from, and even more coming soon. Set up your stress-free stock or ETF investment plan now.
Simple rates and commission-free trades
Say goodbye to hidden fees for good with:
- A flat rate of just €0.90 per trade and a complete overview of your portfolio, transaction fees, gains, and losses.
- 15 free trades every month with N26 Metal — and 5 with N26 You.
N26 accounts — Your money deserves an upgrade
15 FREE TRADES
N26 Metal
The premium account with a metal card
€16.90/Month
15 commission-free monthly trades for Stocks and ETFs
Up to 8 free domestic ATM withdrawals
3% gross interest p.a.(2.1 % net) on your N26 Instant Savings
N26 You
The all-in-one account for banking and travel
€9.90/Month
5 commission-free monthly trades for Stocks and ETFs
Up to 5 free domestic ATM withdrawals
2% gross interest p.a (1.4 % net) on your N26 Instant Savings
N26 Smart
The bank account that gives you more control
€4.90/Month
N26 Standard
The free account for your everyday banking needs
Virtual Card
€0.00/Month
Free payments worldwide
Up to 2 free domestic ATM withdrawals
1.7% gross interest p.a. (1.19 % net) on your N26 Instant Savings
What are stocks and ETFs?
Stocks represent ownership in a company. When you buy a stock, you're buying a piece of that company. You can earn some of the company's profits through dividends, or when the price of the stock goes up. ETFs, or ‘Exchange Traded Funds’, are a type of index fund made up of various assets — such as stocks or bonds.
Pick and choose from 500+ stocks and ETFs
Popular ETFs
From some of the largest ETF providers — such as iShares, Xtrackers and Amundi.
Stock market ETFs
Invest directly in a specific stock market of your choice, like S&P 500 or NASDAQ-100.
Emerging markets ETFs
Choose ETFs from specific regions or countries to invest in, such as iShares IV-MSCI China Tech.
Sector ETFs
Invest in ETFs from specific sectors — such as AI, clean energy, or robotics.
Allianz
Offering solutions in insurance and asset management worldwide.
Tesla
The American multinational automotive and clean energy company.
Apple
One of the world’s largest technology companies by revenue.
Netflix
Part of the leading entertainment service providers worldwide.
N26 is simply secure
N26 is a fully-licensed German bank, so your funds are protected up to €100,000 by the German Deposit Protection Scheme. However, because stocks and ETFs include a wide range of securities that fluctuate with the market, we can't guarantee returns or prevent losses. All investments carry a risk of capital loss. Ensure you have sufficient knowledge before making any transactions. You can find more information on risks at the bottom of this page.
All investments carry a risk of capital loss. Stocks and ETFs can be subject to high fluctuations in value. The invested amounts are not guaranteed, and a total loss of your investment is possible at any time. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Ensure you have sufficient knowledge before making any transactions.
Service of reception and transmission of orders for financial instruments (stocks and ETFs) provided by N26 Bank AG, a public limited company under German law with a share capital of 120,000 euros, Voltairestr. 8, 10179 Berlin, Germany, CR Berlin Charlottenburg HRB 247466 B in partnership with Upvest Securities GmbH, a limited liability company under German law with a share capital of 25,000 euros, Schlesische Straße 33/34, 10997 Berlin, Germany (execution and custody).
The information contained on this page does not constitute investment advice or any other advice on financial services or financial instruments (stocks and ETFs). They are intended to provide general information. These statements do not constitute an offer to conclude a contract for the purchase or sale of financial instruments.
N26 offers over 70 ETFs in a variety of categories, including those tracking MSCI World or the S&P 500. We’ll continue to offer more ETFs as time goes on.
N26 offers over 500 stocks in a variety of categories. We’ll continue to offer more stocks as time goes on.
Stocks and ETFs made available are traded on the stock market just like individual stocks. The prices are constantly changing, and N26 has no control over the profits or losses in your portfolio.
Your deposits at N26 are protected up to €100,000 by the German Deposit Protection Scheme. In addition, our partner Upvest Securities GmbH is a member of the Investor Compensation Scheme that protects 90% of liabilities arising from investment business, limited to the equivalent of €20,000.
All investments carry a risk of capital loss. Stocks and ETFs can be subject to high fluctuations in value. The invested amounts are not guaranteed, and a total loss of your investment is possible at any time. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Diversification can reduce risks by spreading out investments across different financial assets rather than concentrating it all in one asset.Ensure you have sufficient knowledge before making any transactions.
Every investment strategy is different, so there’s no governing principle on how to choose the right stock or ETF. In the N26 app, you’ll find detailed information on each stock and ETF we have on offer. Plus, our blog features helpful articles on learning how to invest in stocks and ETFs.
What you pay for an ETF is known as the “market price” — which is determined based on how many people want to buy or sell that ETF at a given time. The market price should be closely aligned with an ETF’s net asset value (NAV). This figure is calculated daily by adding up all the ETF’s assets and cash holdings, subtracting any liabilities, and then dividing by the number of outstanding shares. This may sound confusing, but the point of NAV is to serve as a reference point for people interested in purchasing shares of the ETF, ensuring that they’re paying a fair price.
To get more granular, investors may also reference the ETF’s intraday net asset value iNAV, which is measured throughout the day to keep up with price fluctuations. This figure is a more accurate measure to compare with the market value of the ETF you’re looking to buy, but it may not directly reflect the price you actually pay, as that figure may rise or fall depending on how high or low demand is.
A share price is the price of a single share of a number of saleable equity shares of a company. In simple terms, the stock price is the highest amount someone is willing to pay for the stock, or the lowest amount that it can be bought for.
For every trade — meaning every purchase or sale — of a stock or ETF with N26, you’ll pay a fee of €0.90, as well as the specific ETF management fee, if applicable. N26 Metal customers get 15 commission-free trades every month. N26 You customers get 5 commission-free monthly trades.
Absolutely. Our selection of stocks and ETFs will continue to expand across categories. Stay tuned!
At the moment, stocks and ETFs are only available to eligible customers in Germany, Austria, France, Spain, Ireland, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and the Netherlands. In the coming months, we'll expand this offer to different countries — so check for email updates or follow us on social media!
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