€0 order fee (from €500), otherwise €1 per trade
- Published fee
- €0 order fee (from €500), otherwise €1 per trade
- Minimum deposit
- 0 €
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Updated: October 2026
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Scalable Capital offers more instruments and the PRIME+ flat rate, while finanzen.net zero offers the cheapest entry with €0 order fee from €500 order volume. Integration with the finanzen.net portal provides additional market data. For cost-conscious occasional investors, finanzen.net zero is the better choice, while frequent traders benefit from Scalable Capital.
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| Criterion | ||
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | finanzen.net zero App, finanzen.net zero Web | Scalable Broker App, Scalable Broker Web |
| Product types | Stocks, ETFs, Funds, Crypto, Derivatives | Stocks, ETFs, Funds, Bonds, Crypto ETPs, Derivatives |
| Options trading | No, no options trading | No, no options trading |
| Fee model | €0 order fee (from €500), otherwise €1 per trade | FREE: €0.99 per trade; PRIME+: €4.99/month, €0 from €250 order value |
| Minimum deposit | 0 € | 1 € (Verifizierung) |
| Regulation | BaFin | BaFin/Deutsche Bundesbank |
| More information | Details | Details |
finanzen.net zero App, finanzen.net zero Web
Scalable Broker App, Scalable Broker Web
Stocks, ETFs, Funds, Crypto, Derivatives
Stocks, ETFs, Funds, Bonds, Crypto ETPs, Derivatives
No, no options trading
No, no options trading
€0 order fee (from €500), otherwise €1 per trade
FREE: €0.99 per trade; PRIME+: €4.99/month, €0 from €250 order value
0 €
1 € (Verifizierung)
BaFin
BaFin/Deutsche Bundesbank
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finanzen.net zero App · finanzen.net zero Web
finanzen.net zero provides the finanzen.net zero App and the finanzen.net zero Web platform. The app offers a sleek, user-friendly interface for quick mobile trading with real-time prices and order placement. The web platform is directly integrated into the finanzen.net financial portal, allowing users to seamlessly switch between market data, news, and their portfolio. Order types such as limit and market orders are available. The platform is intentionally kept simple and is particularly suitable for beginners.
Explore platformScalable Broker App · Scalable Broker Web
Scalable Capital provides its customers with the Scalable Broker App and the Scalable Broker Web platform. The app offers a modern, intuitive user interface with clear price displays, watchlists, and easy order placement. The web platform extends the offering with more detailed chart analysis and portfolio overviews. Both platforms support limit, market, and stop orders as well as the setup and management of savings plans. Push notifications keep investors informed about price changes.
Explore platformRegulation does not prevent market losses. The relevant authority depends on the contracting entity.
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Entry and fees: Both are supervised by BaFin; the difference is the fee logic. finanzen.net zero asks for no minimum deposit and charges a €0 order fee from €500 of order value, €1 per trade below that. Scalable Capital needs a first €1 transfer for verification and charges €0.99 per trade on the FREE Broker; PRIME+ costs €4.99 a month, with its flat rate applying from €250 of order value. If you buy less often but in amounts of €500 or more, finanzen.net zero charges no order fee. If you place many orders between €250 and €500, you pay €1 each there, and past a certain number of trades PRIME+ becomes cheaper. finanzen.net zero lists free savings plans as an explicit strength.
Products and platforms: Stocks, ETFs, funds and derivatives are available at both, and options trading at neither. Scalable Capital adds bonds and crypto ETPs and an integrated robo-advisor; finanzen.net zero offers crypto. Trading venues differ: finanzen.net zero trades only via gettex, Scalable Capital via gettex and Xetra. Execution is quoted at around 50–100 ms at both. Both offer app and web; finanzen.net zero is also linked to the finanzen.net portal but lists limited order types as a weakness.
Profile and verdict: finanzen.net zero (4.0/5 from 670 reviews) was founded in 2019 and sits in Karlsruhe. Scalable Capital (4.4/5 from 1,200 reviews) has been around since 2014 and sits in Munich. With the same supervisor and a similar range, your trading pattern decides: if you bundle orders of €500 or more and use savings plans, finanzen.net zero charges no order fee. If you trade actively, want Xetra as a second venue or a robo-advisor, Scalable Capital is the better home. Neither offers options.
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