Postbank

3.6(1.200 reviews)

Securities trading at one of Germany's best-known banks

BaFin RegulatedSince 1909

Trust Score

Very Good

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Min. Deposit

Instruments

BaFin

Regulation

Platforms

Key Features

Stocks

Stocks trading available

ETFs

ETFs trading available

Bonds

Bonds trading available

Funds

Funds trading available

Postbank Web

Trading Platform

Postbank App

Trading Platform

Advantages

BaFin-regulated traditional German bank
Wide branch network for personal advice
Deposit protection up to €100,000
Savings plans on ETFs and funds available

Disadvantages

Comparatively high order fees
Custody fee for small portfolios
Online platform less modern than neobrokers

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About Postbank

Postbank was founded in 1909 and is headquartered in Bonn. As one of Germany's best-known banks, it offers customers access to securities trading alongside traditional banking services. Postbank is regulated by BaFin and has been fully owned by the Deutsche Bank Group since 2010, providing additional security through deposit protection up to 100,000 euros. The securities offering includes stocks, ETFs, bonds, and funds. Postbank primarily targets conservative retail investors and savings plan users who appreciate personal service at one of its many branches. Savings plans on ETFs and funds are available, making the bank particularly attractive for long-term oriented investors. What sets Postbank apart is its wide branch network for personal advice combined with online banking capabilities. The custody fee is 12.90 euros per year but is waived for portfolios exceeding 50,000 euros. Order fees start from 9.95 euros per trade, which is higher compared to neobrokers but includes the service of an established traditional bank.