DEGIRO coupon code
CHF 100 in trading credit, on a low-cost broker that is easier to use than IBKR.
DEGIRO is a low-cost broker for ETFs and shares, and this page covers the coupon in full: the CHF 100 trading credit, the fees, how it compares to Interactive Brokers, and who it suits.
What the DEGIRO coupon gives you
Open and activate a DEGIRO account through the coupon link below and your first CHF 100 in trading commissions is reimbursed automatically. You only need a first deposit to start, and each new Swiss client can claim it once.
You get CHF 100 in trading-fee credit as a new Swiss client.
DEGIRO referral code
The DEGIRO coupon and referral code are the same offer. Start trading through my referral link to get CHF 100 in trading-fee credit.
DEGIRO fees explained
DEGIRO is genuinely low cost, with clear per-trade fees:
- Swiss shares (SIX): CHF 5 commission plus CHF 1 handling, so CHF 6 per trade
- Core Selection ETFs: commission-free, only a EUR 1 handling fee
- Other ETFs: EUR 2 commission plus EUR 1 handling
- Connectivity fee: EUR 2.50 per year per foreign exchange you use (not SIX)
- No custody fee, no inactivity fee, no deposit or withdrawal fees
The CHF 100 coupon covers a good number of trades while you get started. For pure cost on Swiss shares, Interactive Brokers is a touch cheaper, but DEGIRO is simpler.
How to claim the DEGIRO coupon
- Open a DEGIRO account through the coupon link above.
- Complete activation and make a first deposit.
- Start trading.
- Your first CHF 100 in trading commissions is reimbursed automatically.
Who DEGIRO is best for
DEGIRO suits investors who want a low-cost broker that is clean and easy to use, especially for ETFs. If absolute lowest fees matter more than the interface, Interactive Brokers edges it; to start small and guided, Yuh or Selma fit better.
DEGIRO review: pros, cons and personal experience
DEGIRO served me well for a long time and it is a solid, low-cost broker that is easy to use. I recently switched to Interactive Brokers because its fees are slightly lower, but DEGIRO remains the friendlier platform of the two.
Pros of DEGIRO
- A genuinely low-cost broker
- Clean, simple platform that is easy to use
- Core Selection ETFs with no commission
- No custody or inactivity fees
Cons of DEGIRO
- Interactive Brokers has slightly lower fees
- Fewer advanced tools than IBKR
- A small connectivity fee per foreign exchange
DEGIRO vs Interactive Brokers
Having used both: IBKR is a little cheaper and much deeper, while DEGIRO is noticeably easier to use. Choose DEGIRO for a clean, simple experience, IBKR for the lowest cost and widest reach.
About DEGIRO
DEGIRO is a low-cost broker offering access to a broad range of European and international markets with straightforward fees.
Frequently asked questions
How much does DEGIRO charge for Swiss shares?
CHF 5 commission plus CHF 1 handling, so CHF 6 per trade. Core Selection ETFs are commission-free with a EUR 1 handling fee.
Are there account or custody fees?
No custody, inactivity, deposit or withdrawal fees. There is a EUR 2.50 per year connectivity fee per foreign exchange you use.
How do I get the CHF 100 credit?
Open and activate through the referral link and make a first deposit; your first CHF 100 in commissions is reimbursed.
DEGIRO or Interactive Brokers?
DEGIRO for ease of use, IBKR for slightly lower fees and more depth.
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