Become a customer

Trade with the Online Broker

Check the fees for trading securities from your mobile.

Features of our online broker

Get all the information

About your portfolio, its profitability, and your ongoing transactions.

Your correspondence

We will send your fund and securities contracts as well as the receipts for your transactions to your mobile and online banking inbox.

Search for securities

Efficiently find stocks, ETFs, and funds that interest you from any device.

Favorites

You can add your favorite indices, securities, and funds and track their performance.

What is an online broker?

An online broker is a digital platform through which you can buy and sell financial products directly. Whereas before you needed to go to an office to invest, today ABANCA's broker puts the stock market and trading in shares, ETFs, and funds in the palm of your hand.

Its basic functions are:

  • Orders: Process your buy or sell orders for equities, ETFs, or investment funds.

  • Information: Provides you with analysis reports, charts, and up-to-date quotes to support your investment decisions.

What is an online broker for?

The main purpose is to give you total control over your financial health. It's not just about "investing for the sake of investing," but about managing your wealth independently.

  • Investment tailored to you: it allows you to buy everything from company shares to ETFs and investment funds.

  • Passport to the markets: with a single click, you can access the IBEX 35, the European market, or the US stock exchanges (NYSE, NASDAQ), diversifying your savings so you don't "put all your eggs in one basket.".

How does ABANCA's broker work?

Getting started with trading is a fast and fully digital process. Here are the steps to activate your online broker:

1. Registration and Access

Log in to your online banking or ABANCA app.

2. Data Verification

If you have not completed your KYC, we will confirm your identity and tax status.

3. MiFID Classification

And signing of the Basic Agreement for the provision of investment services, as well as the Securities Contract and/or the Master Agreement for investment funds.

4. Account Activation and Deposit

Link your checking or savings account to your securities or funds contract and deposit the amount you wish to invest.

Requirements and considerations before getting started

To comply with current regulations and offer you a transparent process adapted to the legislation, we will need:

  • Valid documentation: You must have your current DNI or NIE and your tax residence information in Spain.

  • Bank account at ABANCA: This is the account where your transactions will be settled, dividends paid, etc.

Economic and Personal Importance of Choosing an Online Broker

Choosing an online broker is not just about opening another account; it's a strategic decision for your personal finances.

Investing through an agile platform allows you to:

  • Long-term planning: Build wealth for the future or retirement in a disciplined way.

  • Financial agility: React to market opportunities as they arise, without delays or slow bureaucracy.

By integrating your broker with your trusted bank, you unify your daily management with your investment strategy, achieving a 360° view of your money.

Trade with the online Broker for stocks and investment funds

All our clients have access to an online Broker to trade stocks and ETFs, as well as investment funds in the easiest and fastest way. It is a web platform and app with everything you need to navigate the stock market, search, buy, and sell stocks, ETFs, and investment funds.

You will also find up-to-date news related to the economy, markets, and companies to help you stay informed about all the latest information.

Ventana de broker online

The fees of your online broker


AmountCommission per transaction
National market
Up to €3,000€6
Up to €10,000€9
Up to €30,000€15
Other transactions0.15%
International markets
Up to €20,000€20
Other transactions0.30 %

If you are an ABANCA client and carry out your transactions through the online broker from your online banking or app, you will have a flat fee per transaction, depending on the volume of the trade and the market in which you wish to operate.

Remember that, as with any stock market transaction, you must pay the stock exchange fees and charges, which are common to all entities, as well as postal expenses if you have not yet activated the free e-correspondence service. You should also take into account the costs associated with the custody of securities.

For more information about costs and expenses, you can contact us or consult this document.View PDF file

Additionally, you should be aware that some products, such as ETFs and investment funds, have their own costs that reduce their profitability. Before making any investment decision, you should take this aspect into account. You can consult the costs and expenses in the key investor information document of the fund itself, as well as in the costs and expenses document that ABANCA makes available to you.

Do you have questions about ABANCA's Online Broker? We have the answers

Questions

ABANCA Corporación Bancaria S.A. (ABANCA) warns that all information published in this section has been prepared by ABANCA, using third parties as a source for certain content, and has been prepared without taking into account the user's personal and specific information. Therefore, under no circumstances does it represent an opinion, estimate, prediction, recommendation, or investment advice from ABANCA or third parties.

The information is provided exclusively for informational and advertising purposes and should not be considered a determining factor for the user's decision-making.

ABANCA will not be liable for any direct or indirect losses caused by the use of the information presented here.

The reproduction or distribution of the information contained herein by any means is strictly prohibited without prior authorization from ABANCA.

The acquisition of financial instruments involves various types of risks that must be assumed by the investor.

The nature and scope of the risk will depend on the type of instrument. In summary, the main risks that an investor must assume are the following: price, exchange rate, credit, interest rate, and lack of liquidity. Other risks arise from a wide variety of sources and circumstances: political, economic, and social environments in general.