justTRADE review

Stock trade fees are €0 because the broker runs a commission-free model. The site median for stock trade fees is €0, and justTRADE sits first on that measure among the 161 brands compared.

The broker is regulated by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) in Germany, the country of its registered entity, JT Technologies GmbH. The crypto side runs under a MiCA CASP licence, reference MiCA CASP 529900YERL5TV5YJCR45. German supervision is the regulatory framework that applies to the account.

Investor protection is EU ICS up to EUR 20,000. That is the EU investor compensation scheme limit, so balances above it are not covered by the scheme. Any amount you hold beyond the cap carries the same market risk with less backstop, which matters most for larger portfolios.

Yes. The listed markets are stocks, ETFs and crypto, so all three sit in one account, and crypto is also listed as a platform feature. A single mobile app is part of the offering, so the crypto side is handled in the same place as your shares and ETFs.

The markets covered are stocks, etfs and crypto, and the pricing model is commission free. Crypto also appears as a platform feature, which puts the crypto side alongside the share dealing rather than on a separate platform. A mobile app is part of the offering, so the same account is run from the phone.

The audience figures on the site lean towards beginners, at 76.1%, and justTRADE pairs that with a commission-free model and a mobile app. The broker is a German entity, JT Technologies GmbH, regulated in Germany, so it is built for European retail investors rather than one national market.

On stock trade fees justTRADE ranks first, ahead of the 161 brands compared, with fees of €0. The overall score is 7.1, driven by cost. What you give up is breadth: CFI adds forex and CFDs, and Vantage adds forex, CFDs and metals.