Custody fee €0 (DirektDepot), order fee from €4.90 + 0.25% (min. €9.90)
- Published fee
- Custody fee €0 (DirektDepot), order fee from €4.90 + 0.25% (min. €9.90)
- Minimum deposit
- 0 €
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Checked on 22 October 2026
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Maxblue has a higher rating of 3.9/5 compared to Commerzbank (3.7/5). Oversight: Commerzbank: BaFin; Maxblue: BaFin. Commerzbank: No. Maxblue: No, no options trading. Commerzbank has been in the market since 1870, making it the more experienced provider. Execution speed: Commerzbank ~50 ms (Xetra Direct via Commerzbank-Routing), Maxblue ~50 ms (Xetra/Tradegate, via Deutsche Bank).
Securities trading at Germany's second-largest private bank
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At a glance
| Criterion | ||
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Commerzbank Web, Commerzbank App | maxblue Web, Deutsche Bank App |
| Product types | Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Funds, Certificates | Stocks, ETFs, Funds, Bonds, Derivatives |
| Options trading | No | No, no options trading |
| Fee model | Custody fee €0 (DirektDepot), order fee from €4.90 + 0.25% (min. €9.90) | 0.25% of order volume (min. €8.90, max. €58.90) |
| Minimum deposit | 0 € | 0 € |
| Regulation | BaFin | BaFin |
| More information | Details | Details |
Commerzbank Web, Commerzbank App
maxblue Web, Deutsche Bank App
Stocks, ETFs, Bonds, Funds, Certificates
Stocks, ETFs, Funds, Bonds, Derivatives
No
No, no options trading
Custody fee €0 (DirektDepot), order fee from €4.90 + 0.25% (min. €9.90)
0.25% of order volume (min. €8.90, max. €58.90)
0 €
0 €
BaFin
BaFin
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Worked out
Typical months at Commerzbank and Maxblue, priced from their published fee schedules. Spreads, FX and exchange fees come on top depending on the venue.
| Scenario | Commerzbank | Maxblue |
|---|---|---|
| ETF savings plan, ≈ €200 a month | €3DirektDepot ETF plan: 0.25% + €2.50 (€0.50 + €2.50) | €2.50maxblue savings plan: 1.25% × €200; possibly plus €2.00 Xetra fee |
| 10 stock buys of ≈ €1,000 a month | €99DirektDepot: 0.25% + €4.90, min €9.90 × 10, plus exchange/third-party costs | €890.25%, min €8.90 × 10 via maxblue Direct Trade (Xetra: +€2.00 per order) |
| Custody and account fee per year | €0DirektDepot free with ≥1 order per quarter (else 0.175% p.a., min €4.95/qtr) | €0No custody fee for maxblue depot |
Checked on 22 October 2026. Prices can change; the current fee schedule is what counts. Sources: commerzbank.de · deutsche-bank.de
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Commerzbank Web · Commerzbank App
Commerzbank offers securities trading through its web platform and the Commerzbank App. The online platform enables order placement, portfolio overview, and market analysis directly in the browser. The mobile app provides quick access to quotes and order functions on the go. Both platforms are solid and reliable but could be more modern in terms of design and user-friendliness. However, for the occasional investor, they offer all necessary features.
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Maxblue provides the maxblue Web platform and the Deutsche Bank App. The web platform offers access to over 60 exchanges with detailed order masks, chart functions, and professional research reports from Deutsche Bank. The Deutsche Bank App enables mobile trading and combines banking with brokerage functions. Order types such as limit, stop, and market are available. The platforms are functional but appear less modern in design than the offerings of pure online brokers.
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